toward the terra -> ⌈28.⌋ Bath.rawriJuly 6 2009, 18:08:23 UTC
You can’t look so afraid. They’ll see that, and then they’ll feel like that, too.
He turned the heat up, and his skin went from an unhealthy pale to an unhealthy red in seconds flat. Something that being ’better’ couldn’t even change.
You’re looking indecisive again. They’ll see that.
His head hurt- too many thoughts, too many rumors, too many hopes and dreams and nightmares, and he was just beginning, the red cape hung outside of the tiled box like a dead crying mouse.
Speaking of which. He could hear Rain calling, from the other side of the glass; made him look away from the wall in front of him, jumbled thoughts pulling together.
The soldier has to be strong.
Why was he crying? His species’ name besides-- "Hey, Rain, I’m right here-"
Something in the wall seemed to snap, and he fell back.
You have to be strong.
Throat constricted, eyes squeezed shut - keeping them open in water was easy enough, but now things really had turned red, and it burned. Thick, heavy streams, falling from the shower head in a way that reminded him of the hose his mother had kept behind the house. Hands fumbled, back unwilling to leave the wall he’d pressed himself back into, and then- the pipes whined, and finally, it was off. He couldn’t stop the small gasps from leaving, as the door slid open easily, far too easily, and--
I know you can do it, Jomy. Look ahead.
-- When he stepped out, he fancied puddles of red followed him. He could imagine it perfectly, as long as he kept his eyes closed. Somethin- no, Rain, Rain brushed by his ankles, and he jerked away, because he didn’t want to get the mouse wet with-
When he opened his eyes, there was still only blue.
He turned the heat up, and his skin went from an unhealthy pale to an unhealthy red in seconds flat. Something that being ’better’ couldn’t even change.
You’re looking indecisive again. They’ll see that.
His head hurt- too many thoughts, too many rumors, too many hopes and dreams and nightmares, and he was just beginning, the red cape hung outside of the tiled box like a dead crying mouse.
Speaking of which. He could hear Rain calling, from the other side of the glass; made him look away from the wall in front of him, jumbled thoughts pulling together.
The soldier has to be strong.
Why was he crying? His species’ name besides-- "Hey, Rain, I’m right here-"
Something in the wall seemed to snap, and he fell back.
You have to be strong.
Throat constricted, eyes squeezed shut - keeping them open in water was easy enough, but now things really had turned red, and it burned. Thick, heavy streams, falling from the shower head in a way that reminded him of the hose his mother had kept behind the house. Hands fumbled, back unwilling to leave the wall he’d pressed himself back into, and then- the pipes whined, and finally, it was off. He couldn’t stop the small gasps from leaving, as the door slid open easily, far too easily, and--
I know you can do it, Jomy. Look ahead.
-- When he stepped out, he fancied puddles of red followed him. He could imagine it perfectly, as long as he kept his eyes closed. Somethin- no, Rain, Rain brushed by his ankles, and he jerked away, because he didn’t want to get the mouse wet with-
When he opened his eyes, there was still only blue.
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