Fourteen.

Seth's head pounded loudly as if he was being hammered by something heavy and he winced at the pain. The light flickering in from somewhere into the room, directly on his face made the headache even worse than it should. To protect his eyes from burning, he covered it with one of his arms. He remained that way for almost five minutes, bearing the pains he felt course through his system.

When he couldn't take the harsh treatment of the hot sun on him anymore, he groaned and sat up. His head felt like it would explode from the little action and he took three deep long breaths to help him calm down. He managed to stagger to the bathroom and opened the water on his head just to clear his head and thoughts.

"Now, that's better." He said to himself after the headache subsided. He looked into the bathroom mirror with a sigh. He first noticed the baggy eyes he spotted. Next, he saw that he was not in his room or even his house since the bathroom's interior was far different from his. "Where am