Tålamod Shapochka
Patience Little Hat
The clop of gentle footsteps penetrated the frigid silence of the detention level, interrupting the persistent hum of the air system. A pale woman of average female human height skulked down the halls, passing row-on-row of cell blocks. No one was in the visible brig units. Notable: Eight heavily armed guards had been stationed at the warden's post, the only access to the detention area. Someone down here was important.
They were held at the very last cell block. To the officially dressed woman, it felt as if she had to walk a kilometer to reach their cell. She had refused to be accompanied despite the warnings of the warden. Really, she was not supposed to be here at all, but she had been dismissed from the bridge a couple days ago by the captain for her health's sake. A migraine had effectively paralyzed her for an hour.
But now Lieutenant Commander Shapochka was quite in working condition. She had taken advantage of her reprieve to pay a visit to a certain high priority subject. She had heard things about this prisoner and thought to investigate them herself--very closely. A knife was hidden in her pocket, and she clutched it tightly in anxiety, unkowingly slicing deep gashes into her palms and fingers as her hand clamped around the blade. She could not sense the pain, but she felt the hatred well up inside her.
Tålamod reached the final detention unit and stalled outside for a moment, then unlocked the door and approached the paneled confine that the prisoner was trapped inside--for the moment. "Thanatass," she uttered.
[member="Alexandra Cinthra"]
They were held at the very last cell block. To the officially dressed woman, it felt as if she had to walk a kilometer to reach their cell. She had refused to be accompanied despite the warnings of the warden. Really, she was not supposed to be here at all, but she had been dismissed from the bridge a couple days ago by the captain for her health's sake. A migraine had effectively paralyzed her for an hour.
But now Lieutenant Commander Shapochka was quite in working condition. She had taken advantage of her reprieve to pay a visit to a certain high priority subject. She had heard things about this prisoner and thought to investigate them herself--very closely. A knife was hidden in her pocket, and she clutched it tightly in anxiety, unkowingly slicing deep gashes into her palms and fingers as her hand clamped around the blade. She could not sense the pain, but she felt the hatred well up inside her.
Tålamod reached the final detention unit and stalled outside for a moment, then unlocked the door and approached the paneled confine that the prisoner was trapped inside--for the moment. "Thanatass," she uttered.
[member="Alexandra Cinthra"]