I got water in the back of my macbook pro

Me and my friend were playing with water and water got in the back part of the macbook and we brought inside and the screen was going weird and we turned it off and than we tried to dry it and than a couple minutes later we plugged it in and the green light was on than we got a hair dryer and tried to dry the cumputer but than the light dmmed on the plug and it still hasnt turned on 2-3 hours later.
WHAT DO I DO!! help

Please make a Genius Appointment and take it in for service. ASAP!!

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