Who: Alessa Gillespie and Franken Stein
When: Friday evening
Where: Stein's room, 13C
Summary: Stein cut up Darc. Darc is Alessa's friend. Stein is screwed.
Rating: PG13 - R
Warnings: Silent Hill mind fucks, possible language, violence, vicious little Antichrists.
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She's coming for you. )
Never in his life did he think a little girl could look so utterly menacing. Even in the dim light, Stein could tell that she had a rather angry look on her face and there was something very wrong with the state of her soul.
But maybe he was just imagining that look of rust and grime around her, and he sighed, hoping that he could keep himself calm and keep the twinge of fear out of his voice. "Alessa, if this is about Darc, I can guarantee he's fine."
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The door slammed behind her and locked itself.
"I can guarantee, Mr. Stein, that he's not."
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"However... He did say that he'd much rather deal with this himself."
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"If he could deal with it himself, he would have. I am Judgment and you must be judged."
Her voice didn't belong to a little girl anymore. Maybe it never did. Her hair was flying everywhere, and unlike most people in the facility...
Stein was getting a glimpse of what God really looked like.
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"So what are you planning to do, Alessa?" Stein forced himself to roll his eyes. "Tell me I'm eternally damned to hell? You wouldn't be the first to tell me that, and I'd be shocked if I were the last."
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She floated down until she was only just above his bed, her face inches from his. Her eyes were burning and her breath smelled like smoke--not cigarette smoke, oh no, but the smoke caught in your lungs as you desperately fight to get a breath that will never come.
Then she reached out, cupping his face in her burning hands in a vice grip, some strange form of tenderness in the light way her thumb ran against his scar.
"Eternal sentences come with death."
There was a firm tug on his soul, pulling him in somewhere, and in that moment, he could feel the damned souls in Alessa's mind pulling him in with icy cold hands. For the moment he was still in the mortal world, but it didn't seem like that would last long.
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Once he felt his soul being tugged away, his typical restrictions of not attacking young girls goes out the window and he reaches a palm out to touch her and hopefully manage to attack her soul and knock her out before she finishes whatever she was trying to accomplish - kill him? No she wouldn't... Right?
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The kiss felt like fire.
Then he was in a hallway. A school hallway.
Errant sheets of paper covered in scribbles, notes, and equations blew lazily along the recently cleaned floor, an academic tumbleweed. Besides the gentle rustle of the pages, there were no sounds. No chatter, no lectures, no nothing.
Only silence.
Then there's a soft creak. There was a class door right next to him, hanging on its hinges and wobbling gently with the breeze. The scent of blood was coming through that door.
And then he should notice that blood had pooled around him. It covered his clothes, even spattered across his face, and there was a bloodied scalpel in his fist.
He's alone.
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Keeping a tight grip on the scalpel the he was mercifully holding, he took a few cautious steps into the classroom, slowly pulling open the door. He stared at the bloody footprints he was trailing behind him. If someone - or something - was trying to look for him, they'd have no real problem following. Even without the footprints, a few drops of blood fell onto the floor from his clothes anyway.
He was alone, sure, but for how long? Probably best to play along with whatever he was supposed to do here.
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They were his students.
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But then the silence is disturbed again. By tapping.
It would take a moment to decipher what that soft sound was, but then it became unmistakable--footsteps. Light ones--not completely adult, but not tiny.
Someone was in the next hallway just around the bend. They seemed to be going away.
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He took a deep breath - for the first time ever the stench of blood making him feel sick - and started running toward the sound of those footsteps, not caring about the cold or how loudly his own footfalls were echoing through the hall.
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There was a husky breath, like someone tried to speak through a bone-dry throat but couldn't.
There were splashes of blood on the steps leading downward.
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Slowly, carefully, trying to make as little noise as possible, he walked down the steps. Stein could still feel its eyes on him, but it was instinct to keep quiet anyway. He could hear his heart thudding in his ears and not much else as he descended into the darkness.
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But when he finally touched ground at the end of the stairs, the breathing stopped. For a while, it was nothing but deafening silence again.
Then a cold hand grasped his arm with bruising strength, someone giving a low groan of pain next to his ear, and whatever it was gave him a hard yank to the floor.
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