Who? Amycus Carrow, Sirius Black and James Potter the Elder
What? You really shouldn't dare a sociopath to try and break you. Sirius will remember that eventually.
Why? Because Carrow is an evil bitch and those Marauders are just begging to be played with?
When? Now.
Title: Kinda I want to.
Rating: Hard R for violence and torture.
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That was why this war was working more on his side's favor. Those muggle loving blood traitors and filth had too much too lose now. Simply look at what they were willing to do to spare their beloved families. For Merlin's sake, those fools had Bellatrix Lestrange under lock and key and they handed her over. For what then? One pup. One half-breed boy whose freedom would mean endless death and destruction of their kind.
Oh they were willing to sacrifice the many for the few as long as the few was their own. Perhaps they were finally learning a thing or two. They were becoming less heroic and more selfish. Yes, yes, Amycus could appreciate that. He kept to the shadows, quiet as the night, as he waited for his boy to show.
Once, when he was younger and bored, he went to a muggle picture. He sat back and watched as some guy in a hockey mask and chainsaw took out teenagers one by one as they foolishly walked through the shadows of a forest. He could teach that bloke a thing or two about true torment.
Always let them see your face. The curve of your lips as you smile at their pain. Let them look deep into your eyes as you push them past their boundaries to the point they are sure they won't survive it. To that glorious point where they believe death will be kind to them.
He smirked at that thought. His little lamb was already dead. That put an entirely new twist on things did it not?
The smell of cigarette smoke hit him first. His nostrils flared as he pulled his wand from his robes. Yes, a little closer now. Come on, Lad, a little closer and let me take a look at you.
He waited for a moment before flicking his wand at Sirius and casting the Obscuro and Incarcerous spells silently. He wasn't much for shouting out and giving a warning. Especially when they already made a deal. He smirked as the blindfold appeared followed quickly by the ropes. "All tied up and no place to go, Black. This is a proper beginning to our date after all." He approached quickly, wand ready in case Sirius managed to somehow escape the binds that held him. The man did escape Azkaban after all. "Terribly sorry, love, but I seemed to have forgotten your flowers. Forgive me just this once?"
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"Maybe we'll have to spend the evening fogging up windows," he added. "As added payment. They always say that make up snogs are the best snogs, you know."
Yeah, he'd blame the whiskey for that one later.
Sirius shifted a little, rolling his shoulders and feeling out the ropes that held him. Tight, not painful - yet, anyways, but he knew that would change soon enough - and the blindfold...he'd spent months and years in solid darkness.
He was used to this.
"I suppose this'll have to do," he tacked on, as an almost bored afterthought.
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The flirting he could do. The verbal dance between naughty and nice? Sure, Amycus could do that as long as Sirius could. He liked to give as good as he received of course. His knife was out and he made short work of slicing it into Black's arm, waiting a moment for the blood to hit the ground.
"That's for your pups, werewolf mate, and godson to discover. You have to drop some kind of trail or they will be out of their mind with worry. Can't have that now can we?"
He hauled Sirius up to his feet with a firm hold on the arm he cut open. Little pain to make him see colors flashing behind the darkness of the blindfold. He was a thoughtful guy you know.
They apparated quickly to the house where he would be entertaining his guest. The house that had protection charms to keep rescuers and curious folks from wandering in. He half dragged him toward the room he'd set up for this little date and shoved Sirius roughly inside.
Kicking the door closed behind him, he smiled at his sacrifice. "I doubt you're much of a screamer, but feel free to prove me wrong. No one will hear you here. I didn't want you getting cold feet and wandering off so I'm sure you'll understand why charms are in place to keep you from apparating away."
He chuckled low as he stood up and stretched lazily. So much to do. Where to start? "Not that I thought you'd be a tease of course. You strike me as the follow through sort. Did you leave a little note so the loved ones wouldn't worry?"
Knife or wand? Knife or wand? Oh choices choices. What the hell?
Wand aimed at his guest he said the words like a song, "CRUCIO. CRUCIO. CRUCIO."
See? Undivided attention. Until he saw to his other guest at least.
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Nerve endings crackled as the fingers were dug into the open flesh of the wound, jolts of electricity running up along his bones, dancing until the sparks hit behind his eyes. Being dragged wasn't the problem, it was the fact that it had been awhile since he'd honestly felt himself bleed.
It was a novel feeling against the pit of his empty stomach, the scent of it in his nose. He made sure to scuff the earth around his feet before he felt the whirling darkness close in and then landed wherever it was that they were. Who knew?
At this point, he didn't care about that.
The curses were coming.
CRUCIO. CRUCIO. CRUCIO.
Pain was measured in many ways. Pain could make your stomach twist, your eyes clench, your teeth grit. In his case, nails dug into his palms and his teeth sunk into his lip hard enough to taste blood in his mouth. Oh, Sirius, what have you done.
The thought merely crossed his mind for a moment, before he opened his eyes behind the blindfold, vision red, darkness still blurring his vision. No tears. He would not cry for this bastard, not yet, not so soon.
"You're....good..." a cough as his lungs screamed for air. "...give you that much."
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He was quiet for a bit. Let the moment linger while Black got his wits about him. You want to start off strong, but you pause here and there so it sinks it. Make them wonder when it will come next. Curse or blunt object? You never knew what to expect. Amycus found that variety was the spice of life.
There was a slow walk to the table of toys that were hidden behind a curtain. It was no veil, sure, but give Black a little time to flash back and who knows what he would see. Eventually the blindfold would be removed. Amycus did enjoy looking into someone's eyes when he was dancing with them.
His selection was chain. Ropes weren't going to hold him for long. "STUPEFY!" He called out, not taking the time to keep his spells silent for now. Once his victim was stunned properly, Amycus moved like a panther toward a fat hog. He made quick work of replacing ropes with chains. The cold silver looked better against Black's skin than the pale ropes anyway.
"Bella told me she managed to make Potter scream your name within four hours of holding him captive. Tell me, just between us, do you think we can top that? If so, who will you scream for?" If he was lying about this little bit of information it would be impossible to tell. His tone of voice was as smooth as silk just like always.
"Heard it took him six hours before he screamed for that hot little wife of his. She's quite the minx that one. Never could get her to back down back when I was her teacher. Wonder what she's like now. Three kids will change a chit don't you think?"
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They'd chained him to the wall in Azkaban until his body sagged and his shoulders screamed. Sitting was nothing.
Finally, his tongue found power again and he spoke, his voice a little softer, but just as smooth. "If anything? She's probably even better than she was. I've seen the look in Harry's eyes. I'd say she's more of a hellcat these days, actually, rather than a minx. Professional sport will do that to a woman's confidence."
A long moment, to allow that to sink in, before he shifted and rolled a little to the direction of the man's voice, blindfolded eyes staring int he direction he thought Carrow was. Even with the chains around his wrists and the pain that was still running through his body, the blood he could feel drying on his arm, he kept his nerve.
"That bitch cheated. Why pull out all the stops after four hours? And six? Please."
A wicked smirk crossed his lips.
"As for who I'll scream for...why Death, of course."
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"You're already dead. Even if I could kill you again, I wouldn't. Death is mercy, Black. I'm not big into mercy."
Amycus walked back over to his table and perused his toys. His hand reached for something new. It was a crude instrument. One he hadn't ever played with before. Honestly, he had to credit Severus with the inspiration to find one. He was the one constantly calling them cattle was he not?
Silence. Sweet beautiful silence filled the room as Amycus watched his captive on the floor. He wasn't frightened yet. Still had some fire in his eyes, even if his eyes were covered, and well he hadn't reacted all that much to the cruciatus curse. It could be a powerful weapon when applied properly, but a wizard like Black would know to expect it.
As he took the steps that closed the distance between them he was careful to make them silent. No use giving Sirius a signal of what was to come. One hand tightened around the cattle prod as he stepped just a bit closer. Jabbing it against the exposed the cut, he watched with curious eyes to take in the reaction. Would he moo?
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Sirius sucked in a ragged breath and pressed himself back against the wall, heart racing, mind reeling. The sudden burst of pain had given way to sparks behind his eyes, his breath frozen in his lungs. He couldn't breath. Couldn't speak.
Couldn't think.
Carrow was going to catch him off guard like this. He had to prepare, which made him tense. Oxygen filled tight lungs and he swore his heartbeat was loud enough to fill the room. And one tiny bead of sweat broke at his forehead, trickling down to the blindfold as he fought to calm his heart and his lungs.
He was done talking.
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The way Black tensed up made Carrow's eyes dance. Yes, now this was more like it. Some of that attitude had evaporated. He was getting a little closer to meeting the real Sirius Black. The man hidden behind layers of charm, facade, and of course ego. Take the lad down a notch, don't give him a chance to recover, because the moment he can expect the unexpected he takes a bit of the power back.
Amycus preferred keeping the power.
He drew his foot back and kicked Black hard in the ribs. Followed it up by another sharp poke with the cattle prod, just an inch above the previous poke. Settling into a crouch next to him, he waited and watched for the various reactions to reveal themselves. For the emotions to dance across Black's face. He'd make him dance properly before he was through with him.
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you're not a killer black you're a madman voldemort's heir don't you know just admit it you're crazy and you killed those people killed them all killed peter and lily and james and you would've killed harry
raving lunatic look in his eyes
The lips parted into an open mouth grin as he started to laugh. Oh, the pain, it burned inside and his tongue tasted of blood from the marks of his teeth against his lips and his cheek, but he was laughing. Not saying a damn word as he laughed for a long moment.
"Again! Do it again, Carrow!"
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Mother always told him he played too rough with his toys.
Alecto always understood why he did.
The blindfold was lifted as Amycus grabbed hold of Black's chin and forced him to look in Carrow's eyes. Blue met grey and he saw that the laughter reflected in Black's eyes as well. Intriguing.
"Say please and we'll work something out, love."
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"Didn't think you liked mercy," he replied, as he panted, breaths coming hard still as he worked past the pain in his side and forced himself to focus on other things. Where he was. Who he was with. Anything that could be useful later. Always a soldier, he was. Bloody Gryffindors.
Then he whipped his head around and sank his teeth into Amycus' hand, biting him as hard as he possibly could with a snarl.
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"I do hope you've had your shots. I suppose I should smack you with a rolled up newspaper and tell you no."
He stood up and drew his foot back, kicking Sirius hard in the ribs. "Or I could save that for your friend. I do hope he doesn't feel neglected. I didn't have much time to wine and dine him before arriving for our date." His tone was whisper soft. The kind of tone you would expect when a lover crooned at you while sharing a cigarette.
"Mercy is overrated. If you believed I'd show mercy you wouldn't have come here."
Grabbing a fistful of Black's hair he jerked his head back before reaching for his knife. The dim light from the room was barely enough to reflect off the blade that Carrow waved in front of Black's face. It's sharp edge cut through the shirt Black had on before sinking into the bruised flesh near his ribs.
"Who is the secret keeper for the order, Black?" He didn't expect him to answer of course, but he had to ask. "If you won't tell me do you think your friend could be persuaded to do so?"
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The words were forced out as Sirius felt his torso being punctured by the blade of the steel knife, and the heat as his blood rushed to the surface and spilled onto his skin. Focus, Sirius. Focus. Find that place in your head where none of this exists, shut it down.
"You know damn well how the secret keeping works," he spit out. "You can't tell unless you're the one who's been bound. I'm sure that you've been his little pet before, haven't you? Better than that greaseball."
The pain seared in his ribs again and made him gasp a little, clenching his teeth. For all he knew, Carrow was bluffing.
"What secrets...do you have that you don't want to share with...the class?"
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"I do know. But you can't blame me for asking. I'll ask again. I'll ask you." A beat. A long cut with the blade just deep enough to make the blood pool to the surface. Shallow cuts hurt worse than deep ones. "I'll ask your friend."
He stood up quickly, slamming Black's head against the wall in the process. Looking down at his blade he grinned. He looked like a child on Christmas morning taking count of his haul for the year. "Interesting shade of red. A bit like wine don't you think?" He smeared it on the wall before turning to walk back to his table. He had to clean the blood off. He'd hate to ruin his favorite toy.
"Right a secret. Let's play a game. If you can guess who I have in one of the other rooms I will tell you a secret. Three chances now which is quite generous. Every time you guess wrong, I hurt you. If at three you still haven't figured it out?" A cruel smile played at his lips. "I'll hurt him."
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A him.
It was a male. His brain wandered as he looked up and stared into Carrow's skull, eyes blazing. He was angry, he was in pain, and he was getting to be more and more rebellious as time passed.
He didn't want it to be true...but wanted to get it out of the way.
"Remus."
Please not Remus, not after what had happened with Greyback.
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