Night Twelve
Gorlim comes to Room 321, the end of his debt nearing. Upon entering the room, he sees Mary Anne seated on the sofa, smirking ever-so-slightly. While Mary Anne watches, Gorlim is stripped and physically tormented with a knife and hot metal. He is bound to the bed where again, Ruin brags to Mary Anne about staining the white sheets crimson. There is quite a lot of verbal abuse to go along with the physical, all made even harder to bear because Gorlim's best friend, Mary Anne, is watching.
When Ruin tired of the physical pain, he sheds his own clothing and takes Gorlim cruelly. He brings about arousal in Gorlim, forcing the joining to last as long as possible while Mary Anne gives her own cruel comments about the situation. When Ruin finishes, and Gorlim's body peaks, he parts from him, unbinding his arms, and tossing his clothing to him. He is told to leave so Ruin and Mary Anne can now bed each other, hinting that the sheets would not be changed.
Gorlim proudly dresses, his eyes distant and sightless, and then leaves the room.
It is only after Gorlim leaves that Ruin dismisses the illusion of Mary Anne, smug that Gorlim believes the worst of his best friend.
Somehow, he manages to arrive at Námo's room, and is quickly taken care of by the Vala. Bathing, bandaging, and quiet speaking happens, and then Námo takes Gorlim to bed, wrapping his body protectively around Gorlim's.
[OOC: It was while double-checking how many nights Gorlim was to spend with Ruin that I realized we're missing two days. Let it be assumed that those two days were not memorable enough for Gorlim to be too harmed mentally or physically by Ruin and passed by without notice by any but those closest to him. As of now, Gorlim only has two nights left with Ruin.]
When Ruin tired of the physical pain, he sheds his own clothing and takes Gorlim cruelly. He brings about arousal in Gorlim, forcing the joining to last as long as possible while Mary Anne gives her own cruel comments about the situation. When Ruin finishes, and Gorlim's body peaks, he parts from him, unbinding his arms, and tossing his clothing to him. He is told to leave so Ruin and Mary Anne can now bed each other, hinting that the sheets would not be changed.
Gorlim proudly dresses, his eyes distant and sightless, and then leaves the room.
It is only after Gorlim leaves that Ruin dismisses the illusion of Mary Anne, smug that Gorlim believes the worst of his best friend.
Somehow, he manages to arrive at Námo's room, and is quickly taken care of by the Vala. Bathing, bandaging, and quiet speaking happens, and then Námo takes Gorlim to bed, wrapping his body protectively around Gorlim's.
[OOC: It was while double-checking how many nights Gorlim was to spend with Ruin that I realized we're missing two days. Let it be assumed that those two days were not memorable enough for Gorlim to be too harmed mentally or physically by Ruin and passed by without notice by any but those closest to him. As of now, Gorlim only has two nights left with Ruin.]