Ire'Rain Sekairo
Look To Your Demons
Ord Mantell:
Sven Village, Entertainment Plaza:
Blood poured out of his chest, dripping on the floor and covering everything... He was screaming, gripping at his clothes, trying to center himself. But no one... no one around him noticed. A knife stuck out of his back, right below his shoulder. Why wasn't anyone doing anything? He was going to die! Right in front of them! Starting to cry I moved forward, going to try and help him. When I reached up to touch his wound I was pushed back, and landed painfully on my arse.
Shaking my head I looked back up, only to find a soldier staring at me. W-where was the man?... Feth, it had been another hallucination. Great. Apologizing I said I mistook him for my uncle. Rolling his eyes he gestured for me to get moving. Quietly I nodded and walked away, tensing up. People were staring, wondering what I was thinking. Wiping my eyes I started towards a small cafe. Someone inside would probably be willing to buy me some food... it wasn't like I had much credits, being all alone and all.
Luckily many pitied the homeless.
I guess you could say this was solitude at its finest.
Sven Village, Entertainment Plaza:
Blood poured out of his chest, dripping on the floor and covering everything... He was screaming, gripping at his clothes, trying to center himself. But no one... no one around him noticed. A knife stuck out of his back, right below his shoulder. Why wasn't anyone doing anything? He was going to die! Right in front of them! Starting to cry I moved forward, going to try and help him. When I reached up to touch his wound I was pushed back, and landed painfully on my arse.
Shaking my head I looked back up, only to find a soldier staring at me. W-where was the man?... Feth, it had been another hallucination. Great. Apologizing I said I mistook him for my uncle. Rolling his eyes he gestured for me to get moving. Quietly I nodded and walked away, tensing up. People were staring, wondering what I was thinking. Wiping my eyes I started towards a small cafe. Someone inside would probably be willing to buy me some food... it wasn't like I had much credits, being all alone and all.
Luckily many pitied the homeless.
I guess you could say this was solitude at its finest.
@[member="Dorano Kejeilar"]