Day: 21
Characters: Hisoka Kurosaki
soukahisoka, Grell Sutcliff
chainsaw_juliet, Matt
loadsavedgame, Joshua
naturalpuppy, Rin
cutest_avenger, Reeve
felis_fidelusSummary: Hisoka is using his empathy to recover, if not his own memories, at least others' memories of him. At least that's something.
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He stopped in front of cell 26 after a tortuously slow progress down the hallway, and knocked upon the door. "Reeve?" he called quietly. "It's Hisoka. I'm here about earlier."
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Which would be obvious as soon as the kid saw him, because really, bruises and cuts like that didn't go unnoticed. Neither did blood stains like the large one on the floor. If he hadn't been in so much pain, he might have considered making himself at least look presentable.
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"If you're in this much pain, perhaps we shouldn't," Hisoka said softly. "I can... I can wait. It's been a trying time."
Not to mention the fact that Reeve's physical pain was going to taint every emotion and memory Hisoka was likely to pick up, like a splitting, staticky red overlay on it all. Just being in the room made his empathy feel crushing, like a blanket made of anvils and wrapped snugly close.
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He narrowed his eyes, getting a better look at the young empath who had come in. Supernaturally green eyes-- if Reeve didn't know better, he'd have thought them an unusual by-product of Mako exposure. A solemn face, and a soft voice that had a note of hesitance to it. Reeve sighed. "... if y'r... afraid... it c'n wait. But... t' be honest, 'm not sure if I'll be better 'r worse tomorrow. Depends. Rather give y' wha' y' need...." Stopping to catch his breath, he stared straight at Hisoka, a flicker of the determination that had kept him alive so far showing through. "Rather do it now, when I know I c'n do it."
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Reeve didn't even have to mention how ill and drawn the boy looked now. It was a stark contrast to how Hisoka had looked when he'd first entered the room. His memories had done this. His memories, his pain. It wasn't fair.
Once the boy-- even his name was slipping now, under the shroud of red that clouded his vision-- had staggered out, once Reeve could no longer hear faint footsteps in the hallway... then it was all right. Curling over on his side, he began to weep bitter tears. He was too tired, too weak to keep the shadows at bay any longer. Too tired to deny the hissing voice in his ear (stay still, be good, don't ( ... )
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