Kaili Talith
Forgotten, not gone.
[member="Allyson Locke"]
The thick smoke, tar colored waves of guilt and remorse. Breathing grew harder, faster, panicked. Her feet rose from the pits that threatened to swallow her legs whole if she didn’t move. Voices, whispers, her name, a muted chorus from all directions. She began to chip for air as one began to stand out in particular. It whispered at first like sandpaper to her ears before exploding into an echoing roar. Her name began to echo from the voices, spread around the shrinking room. They judged her. She tried to speak but couldn’t do anything but whimper. She felt alone and exposed, more so than ever before.
One of the shades began to take shape. It was the one that had called her name before. The loud one that made it all worse. She began to back off, one step after another as it set its eyes on her. Glowing yellow irises in a sea of black. Tears flooded her sight, her arm extended towards the lurching creature. It stumbled into the light and Kaili gasped. Blood trickled down its cheek like tears in the dark with a skin as dark and rough as a slowly decomposing corpse. It’s dislocated arm dangled back and forth as it shambled in her direction. It held something, but before Kaili knew any better it had gotten a hold of her. It burned and she struggled with all that she had, repeating a loud and panicked chain of cries trying to get away but it was of no use. She felt the subtle prick as something sunk into her neck.
She resigned to fate as her body tensed up into something that could almost crush rock.
At least until the drug kicked in and Kaili collapsed in Allyson’s arms.
"Well," Henry sounded worried. "That has certainly never happened before."
The thick smoke, tar colored waves of guilt and remorse. Breathing grew harder, faster, panicked. Her feet rose from the pits that threatened to swallow her legs whole if she didn’t move. Voices, whispers, her name, a muted chorus from all directions. She began to chip for air as one began to stand out in particular. It whispered at first like sandpaper to her ears before exploding into an echoing roar. Her name began to echo from the voices, spread around the shrinking room. They judged her. She tried to speak but couldn’t do anything but whimper. She felt alone and exposed, more so than ever before.
One of the shades began to take shape. It was the one that had called her name before. The loud one that made it all worse. She began to back off, one step after another as it set its eyes on her. Glowing yellow irises in a sea of black. Tears flooded her sight, her arm extended towards the lurching creature. It stumbled into the light and Kaili gasped. Blood trickled down its cheek like tears in the dark with a skin as dark and rough as a slowly decomposing corpse. It’s dislocated arm dangled back and forth as it shambled in her direction. It held something, but before Kaili knew any better it had gotten a hold of her. It burned and she struggled with all that she had, repeating a loud and panicked chain of cries trying to get away but it was of no use. She felt the subtle prick as something sunk into her neck.
She resigned to fate as her body tensed up into something that could almost crush rock.
At least until the drug kicked in and Kaili collapsed in Allyson’s arms.
"Well," Henry sounded worried. "That has certainly never happened before."