Lose Control [Closed]
Character(s): Ana, Mara, Micas, Simera, Silence, and Tyr
Content: Dealing with the monster
Setting: The library courtyard
Warnings: Much swearing and losing of sanity
Bad, bad, bad, bad and worse. This beat out her arrival. This for sure beat out the cats getting her the first time. And gods be damned if she wasn't already positive that there WAS a way for there to be even more miserable days. But right then, right then she was too busy losing her god damn mind to notice or care. Her heart was racing a million miles a minute, even as Micas managed to deflect the creature from getting to her, and she could not for the life of her stop her tears and sobbing. For all their work, for all they'd done just to make it those scant few days, and she could not rid herself of the absolute gut wrenching certainty that it was all for naught.
They were going to die.
She was going to die.
Two days ago she'd thought the same thing, but this time, in her panic and fear, in watching others get tossed around and injured, watching them break bones and bleed, she lost all hope. It wasn't just her this time, and some how that made it painfully, horribly real.
A winged figure dropped from the sky, tail twitching and claws ready. Ana didn't recgonize her, but she sure as shit didn't care. It was a chance, and she was wiling to grab on to it.
"I-I don't know...who you are... b-but please... help us..." she sobbed, clutching her wounded arm tightly.
Content: Dealing with the monster
Setting: The library courtyard
Warnings: Much swearing and losing of sanity
Bad, bad, bad, bad and worse. This beat out her arrival. This for sure beat out the cats getting her the first time. And gods be damned if she wasn't already positive that there WAS a way for there to be even more miserable days. But right then, right then she was too busy losing her god damn mind to notice or care. Her heart was racing a million miles a minute, even as Micas managed to deflect the creature from getting to her, and she could not for the life of her stop her tears and sobbing. For all their work, for all they'd done just to make it those scant few days, and she could not rid herself of the absolute gut wrenching certainty that it was all for naught.
They were going to die.
She was going to die.
Two days ago she'd thought the same thing, but this time, in her panic and fear, in watching others get tossed around and injured, watching them break bones and bleed, she lost all hope. It wasn't just her this time, and some how that made it painfully, horribly real.
A winged figure dropped from the sky, tail twitching and claws ready. Ana didn't recgonize her, but she sure as shit didn't care. It was a chance, and she was wiling to grab on to it.
"I-I don't know...who you are... b-but please... help us..." she sobbed, clutching her wounded arm tightly.