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Just cause I read worse don't mean it ain't cursed
Their rumble shook the ground below them, shock-waves rolling through the cement and up their forearms. The chains dug into their face, neck, and legs, keeping them in place even as the needle—that goddamn needle!—draw closer and closer. The hole in the center stared them down blinking as it stabbed into the flesh above their eye. Pain immediately spiderwebbed out of the injection point, racing through their veins and clawing through their neck. It hurt, it hurt, it hurt! It HURTS! MAKE IT ST—
Flame all-but choked on their own tongue as they shot upright, their eyes stinging something fierce at the abrupt exposure to light. Wordless sounds filtered through their ears, but not making any sense. They recognized the voice, though, and an overwhelming sense of trust and safety washed over them. It was too bright for them to see, blurry, indistinct colors floating around near their faces. A wordless whine was all they needed to get their point across, though, and a gentle... what they assumed was a hand pressed into their back as someone helped them up off the bed.
Slowly, they became more aware as they were led away from the semibright room. The first to come back was their hearing, which cleared enough for them to recognize Jet's voice murmuring reassurances into their ear. The second to come back was their sight, where they found that Jet was sitting them down at a chair by the kitchen's island. The wrap-around counters brought some false sense of security to them, and they didn't now why. The last was their sense of time, as they calmed, a minor sense of exhaustion washing over them like cold water.
A soft clicking bubbled up in their throat, the sound comforting even as they focused to make the pattern they needed for words. "Time?"
Jet hummed, glancing at their roommate's door nervously before answering. He prayed that Flame's harsh yelp hadn't woken him... he wasn't too sure on where they stood; after all, this situation was fairly recent. "Five in the morning."
Flame scoffed, laying their head down on the counter and closing their eyes with a hum similar to Jet's with another, clicking purr.
Flame all-but choked on their own tongue as they shot upright, their eyes stinging something fierce at the abrupt exposure to light. Wordless sounds filtered through their ears, but not making any sense. They recognized the voice, though, and an overwhelming sense of trust and safety washed over them. It was too bright for them to see, blurry, indistinct colors floating around near their faces. A wordless whine was all they needed to get their point across, though, and a gentle... what they assumed was a hand pressed into their back as someone helped them up off the bed.
Slowly, they became more aware as they were led away from the semibright room. The first to come back was their hearing, which cleared enough for them to recognize Jet's voice murmuring reassurances into their ear. The second to come back was their sight, where they found that Jet was sitting them down at a chair by the kitchen's island. The wrap-around counters brought some false sense of security to them, and they didn't now why. The last was their sense of time, as they calmed, a minor sense of exhaustion washing over them like cold water.
A soft clicking bubbled up in their throat, the sound comforting even as they focused to make the pattern they needed for words. "Time?"
Jet hummed, glancing at their roommate's door nervously before answering. He prayed that Flame's harsh yelp hadn't woken him... he wasn't too sure on where they stood; after all, this situation was fairly recent. "Five in the morning."
Flame scoffed, laying their head down on the counter and closing their eyes with a hum similar to Jet's with another, clicking purr.