She can see the nearest building! Opening the door leads into a dark... Aquarium, maybe?

- good enough, she'll try going inside.

It feels like stepping into water, almost, except she can still breathe - and there's fish swimming around her, no glass in the tanks.

She is probably hallucinating too badly to actually locate any buildings or people, she should - figure out some other plan -

Homura has ever had hallucinations before, going on certain medications. They were not very much like this at all.

She will leave the building, then, and try the next one, and - eventually someone will have to find her - 

More aquariums, leading to different a Spooky Underwater Locale! This one contains a sunken pirate ship and a weird shark made of rotted wood and gold that starts swimming for her.

Aaaaaaaaa what

She reminds herself that the weird shark cannot actually be real, because that would not make sense, and the only real danger here is her fumbling around and crashing into a wall or a car in the real world - it really doesn't seem like there is any explanation for this that makes sense-

Homura dashes back out of the building - no more buildings until this is over, buildings are a bad idea - and away from the shark and hopefully doesn't run into any cars - 

Shark follows her out of the building! And then crashes to the floor, thrashing around angrily.

AAAAA okay good the ground is a great place for the shark to be, it should stay there, she stops running but walks away from it as quickly as she can.

Shark is wriggling towards her! And there's Weird Things moving in the shadows.

Is there any direction she could run in where there isn’t something alarming?

Maybe, over there... Nah... What about there... Nope! There is alarming Everywhere. The sky is also getting in on this alarming business, with the buildings warping weirdly, and the sky apparently turning into an ocean at some point.

A a a a a a a it’s getting worse why is it getting worse?

This seems to suggest that the air around her might at any point also become an ocean, which would be bad - how is the shark doing, are any of the wriggling shadowy things getting closer - 

Shark is very ineffective at ambulating but the weird shadows are, in fact, drawing closer.

She can’t do anything about this, which is terrible. She tries to move away from the closest ones and not panic - her chest is starting to hurt, which could potentially be a bad sign.

A shadow jellyfish drifts over to her, lashing at her with wispy tendrils.

She jumps back, and her heart flutters - she trips and falls -

And then there's someone between her and the jellyfish, back to Homura - dressed in a black dress with red accents, black hair pulled up in a flowing ponytail with red ribbons dangling from it -

She has a flute, apparently - she plays, and the creatures shatter.

Homura stares and scrambles backward, gasping for breath.

The girl spins, and - it's Madoka.

"Homura-chan! Are you okay? Did any of the familiars get you - "

She steps closer. "Homura-chan?"

"What..." 

Deep breath. Her eyes dart to the side - she throws her hand out, throwing something dark at a familiar jumping at them.

She leaps forward, scooping Homura up. "Sorry Homura-chan!" she says, running off with Homura in a bridal carry.

AAAAAAAA

This is objectively better than being attacked by a shark and yet it makes thinking so much more difficult than the shark attack did, what is happening. 

Homura's face is way too close to Madoka's neck right now she is going to die -- Madoka's hair smells really nice (her neck smells nice too oh NO). ---There are ribbons in Madoka's hair and it looks great Homura hates it - 

And Madoka is carrying her somehow? Which is alarmingly comfortable (oh no she's so strong how is she this strong Oh No) and Homura is being held against Madoka's chest aaAAAaaa???

And also reality is fracturing, Homura is still upset about that too. She peeks out from Madoka's arms to see if they are being chased by shadow jellyfish.

They are, though the shadow jellyfish - and other sea creatures - are farther away than they were.