Karalexia
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Meila grinned in morbid satisfaction as the slimy form squirmed and writhed, falling apart before her, bleeding and shedding gory chunks as she continued to stab it, until it was rendered a bloody smear upon the table. She lowered her hand, still grasping the cone tightly as she breath heavily, as if the action caused her body to exert itself to the extreme and yet, there was something amiss; it didn't feel as though she were truly there in the room, at least not in corporal a form. Meila had difficulty understanding exactly why this was, as for all intents and purposes, it felt real enough to her and her twisted mind, yet, she was able to recognise inconsistencies with how her body was reacting and it was starting to trouble her.
The lights flicker and shine upon the waitress, startling Meila as she spoke, prompting the young girl to lob the waffle cone across the room at the enigmatic figure; she breathed heavily and sneered as she listened to the words spoken. Cautiously, Meila approached the waitress and the slip of paper in front of her, wondering what it was that the woman wanted. Coming to a stop in front of the waitress and the pen and paper, Meila gripped at her head, as her headache intensified; the shadows that spiralled the room slipped down onto the floor and stretched out along its entirety, carpeting it in inky blackness, making it appear as though Meila now stood within a black void of emptiness, except for herself, the waitress, the counter and the stationary.
Meila picked up the pen and looked at it for a moment and then pressed its tip to the paper, starting to write; এটা আপনি চান কি? আমি এখানে কেন? যেখানে এখানে? তুমি কে? এই অধিকার মনে হয় না. আমি কি লিখছি?
Meila looked up at the waitress expectantly and then glance back down at the paper as her words shifted and changed form; What is it you want? Why am I here? Where is here? Who are you? This does not feel right. What am I writing?
Meila frowned and took a step back from the counter, eyes affixed on the paper as if lost in thought, but her mind was blank; the only thing her mind could interpret at that moment, was the headache that pounded violently, causing her to growl in anguish.
The lights flicker and shine upon the waitress, startling Meila as she spoke, prompting the young girl to lob the waffle cone across the room at the enigmatic figure; she breathed heavily and sneered as she listened to the words spoken. Cautiously, Meila approached the waitress and the slip of paper in front of her, wondering what it was that the woman wanted. Coming to a stop in front of the waitress and the pen and paper, Meila gripped at her head, as her headache intensified; the shadows that spiralled the room slipped down onto the floor and stretched out along its entirety, carpeting it in inky blackness, making it appear as though Meila now stood within a black void of emptiness, except for herself, the waitress, the counter and the stationary.
Meila picked up the pen and looked at it for a moment and then pressed its tip to the paper, starting to write; এটা আপনি চান কি? আমি এখানে কেন? যেখানে এখানে? তুমি কে? এই অধিকার মনে হয় না. আমি কি লিখছি?
Meila looked up at the waitress expectantly and then glance back down at the paper as her words shifted and changed form; What is it you want? Why am I here? Where is here? Who are you? This does not feel right. What am I writing?
Meila frowned and took a step back from the counter, eyes affixed on the paper as if lost in thought, but her mind was blank; the only thing her mind could interpret at that moment, was the headache that pounded violently, causing her to growl in anguish.