Chapter song: Lost In Yesterday - Tame Impala
It was often hard to describe what it was like to undergo a psychosis. Especially when it wasn't drug-induced, and it just happened out of nowhere.
Your mind concocted the wildest of scenarios, often derived from your own subconscious fears.
From there, you underwent visions that felt so unbelievably real that your brain tricked you into believing this was reality.
But worse were the sensations. Your senses were on overdrive, everything becoming louder, brighter and intense.
It was as if you were in a heightened state, reality bending to your mind's will and not entirely your own.
It was a scary experience, and it was precisely how Kenneth felt at this moment.
He was like a spirit hovering over his physical body, watching it move without his will or consent.
