She stayed on the floor, still feeling where he had pressed his foot against her head. She felt so completely and utterly useless and lost, like all she could do was lay there. She had seen the carnage this man had left her house in, slaying the servants and destroying furniture, lighting things a blaze. She had seen both her grandfather and her father slain before her, and then was taken from her burning home by the very ghouls who had set it a blaze. She had only turned sixteen, barely even having finished up her birthday celebration before her life was left in shambles. It had been months since that day, and now she was being held captive like some sort of pet. Her dead-looking eyes moved to look at him, the man who had destroyed her life in one night, barely able to mutter out an audible sentence.
“Father should have taken your head too.”