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Supernova
- Joined
- Feb 15, 2009
Sinclair didnâ??t move an inch that night. He was as still as a statue. However, his dreams were anything but the way his peaceful form might have suggested. Darkness shrouded his distraught mind as a fleeting image of his mother appeared before him. She was standing at the front door of some familiar house screaming something. Her voice was inaudible, but Sinclair could tell she was yelling from the expression upon her face and how wide her mouth opened. Then he appearedâ?¦.out of all the things she could have been screaming at, it was a younger version of him. Why was she creaming though? What was she saying? It was then that small pieces of the background began to piece themselves together like a puzzle. A street manifested and then there was a strange man standing beside his mother. Sinclair drifted closer to the scene before him, straining his eyes to get a better look at the man who wasnâ??t Halloway. Before he got too close to see the man, his motherâ??s voice suddenly turned on. It was loud....reallyâ?¦so loud that if it werenâ??t for the movements of her mouth he wouldnâ??t have been able to make out what she had said. â??What out Ruiza!â?? she screamed. Sinclair gazed back at his smaller self as a van screeched to a halt before him â?? and then there was darkness.
The floor shattered beneath him, and Sinclair fell into the dark abyss. He could still hear his motherâ??s voice ringing throughout his mind as his body continued to fall through the nothingness of his mind. Other voices started to chime in as well. He could hear a kid crying for his familyâ?¦and men telling him to â??shut the hell up!â?? Their voices were gruffâ?¦demandingâ?¦scary to the child. Sinclair finally stopped falling, and ironically started floating above the scene. It was the small boy again. He was curled up in the back of a utility van, in the fetal position rocking back and forth whining loudly. The van started to swerve from side to side the sound of sirens following behind the truck. The whining got louder as he slid around in the back of the van, his exposed arms and legs becoming bruised and scarred from random tools. Suddenly Sinclair felt as if he were in that moment whining for his family. His body went flying toward the bottom of the front seats and as he took a deep breath to scream, a sharp pain stopped him completely â?? and then there was a voice. Loud...raspy...out of breath but still able to hold a note.
â??RUIIIIIZA!â?? a gentler voice shattered the darknessâ?¦.a bright light casting in his brown eyes. â??Sinclairâ?¦.Sinclair wake-upâ?¦' tired eyes fluttered open with a quickness, a sudden breath of air escaping the older maleâ?¦ he retracted his arms from the blonde as he rolled over onto his back. Sitting up followed after, as his quick breath began to regulate. Slender fingers grazed his cheeks as he ran his fingers through his hair trying to make sense of his chaotic dream. â??Ruizaâ?¦.â? He whispered to himself, his voice almost inaudible as he took his left hand wiping away stray tears he hadnâ??t even known heâ??d shed until they reached the corners of his pale lips. â??Motherâ?¦.â? He murmured, his voice slightly louder, just enough that Kazuye would be able to hear him. What was happening to him? Why such a dream? What did it mean? Why was he all of a sudden so emotional over his motherâ??s absence?
Sinclair pushed himself up from the bed wandering over to the balcony doors. He slammed his fist onto the glass door. If it had not been for the glass being so thick, it would have shattered instantaneously. Brown eyes looked out on the ocean view nostalgically. â??Tell me something kidâ?¦why do you call me Ruiza?â? he questioned that name suddenly haunting his brain now. Perhaps it was just mixed events that caused the dream. He wasnâ??t having a good day yesterday with the arrival of his toy and all, arousing such emotions from the past and calling him foreign namesâ?¦. That had to be itâ?¦ nothing more. Nothing moreâ?¦ For some reason though, he didnâ??t take back the question as he wanted to know. There seemed to be a large gap in his childhood. All he remembered was waking up in a hospital bed at the age of seven, with bruises all over his bodyâ?¦. That marked the first day of the rest of his lifeâ?¦.before the hospital he remember nothing elseâ?¦ Perhaps Kazuye could be the key to unleashing the gap in his past.
The floor shattered beneath him, and Sinclair fell into the dark abyss. He could still hear his motherâ??s voice ringing throughout his mind as his body continued to fall through the nothingness of his mind. Other voices started to chime in as well. He could hear a kid crying for his familyâ?¦and men telling him to â??shut the hell up!â?? Their voices were gruffâ?¦demandingâ?¦scary to the child. Sinclair finally stopped falling, and ironically started floating above the scene. It was the small boy again. He was curled up in the back of a utility van, in the fetal position rocking back and forth whining loudly. The van started to swerve from side to side the sound of sirens following behind the truck. The whining got louder as he slid around in the back of the van, his exposed arms and legs becoming bruised and scarred from random tools. Suddenly Sinclair felt as if he were in that moment whining for his family. His body went flying toward the bottom of the front seats and as he took a deep breath to scream, a sharp pain stopped him completely â?? and then there was a voice. Loud...raspy...out of breath but still able to hold a note.
â??RUIIIIIZA!â?? a gentler voice shattered the darknessâ?¦.a bright light casting in his brown eyes. â??Sinclairâ?¦.Sinclair wake-upâ?¦' tired eyes fluttered open with a quickness, a sudden breath of air escaping the older maleâ?¦ he retracted his arms from the blonde as he rolled over onto his back. Sitting up followed after, as his quick breath began to regulate. Slender fingers grazed his cheeks as he ran his fingers through his hair trying to make sense of his chaotic dream. â??Ruizaâ?¦.â? He whispered to himself, his voice almost inaudible as he took his left hand wiping away stray tears he hadnâ??t even known heâ??d shed until they reached the corners of his pale lips. â??Motherâ?¦.â? He murmured, his voice slightly louder, just enough that Kazuye would be able to hear him. What was happening to him? Why such a dream? What did it mean? Why was he all of a sudden so emotional over his motherâ??s absence?
Sinclair pushed himself up from the bed wandering over to the balcony doors. He slammed his fist onto the glass door. If it had not been for the glass being so thick, it would have shattered instantaneously. Brown eyes looked out on the ocean view nostalgically. â??Tell me something kidâ?¦why do you call me Ruiza?â? he questioned that name suddenly haunting his brain now. Perhaps it was just mixed events that caused the dream. He wasnâ??t having a good day yesterday with the arrival of his toy and all, arousing such emotions from the past and calling him foreign namesâ?¦. That had to be itâ?¦ nothing more. Nothing moreâ?¦ For some reason though, he didnâ??t take back the question as he wanted to know. There seemed to be a large gap in his childhood. All he remembered was waking up in a hospital bed at the age of seven, with bruises all over his bodyâ?¦. That marked the first day of the rest of his lifeâ?¦.before the hospital he remember nothing elseâ?¦ Perhaps Kazuye could be the key to unleashing the gap in his past.