Defiant.Anjeru
Star
- Joined
- Dec 13, 2011
- Location
- Pacific Northwest
It was dark, desolate, the trees dead or dying around her. Shadows danced along the edges of the fog. A child ran by, that same child that she had failed to save on Earth; she tried to run after him, but she was slow, sluggish, and it felt as if she were running through sand. Whispers fluttered in the darkness around her – Ashley Williams, Wrex Urdnot – taunting her with her failures. Finally she saw the child kneeling and she pushed herself further, harder, her body sweating, lungs burning; she had to get him, she had to! Her hand shot out but when she reached him, there was that horrid sound of the Reapers and then the fire, eating the child and she tried, tried to reach him, throwing herself forward...only to wake up in her bed, sweaty, panting, and alone.
She groaned and scrubbed her hands over her face, trying to slow her heart rate. The dreams were getting worse, little bit by little bit, but she had to keep it together. There was so much riding on her, so much more than ever before. With a soft sigh, she let her eyes fall shut and dozed briefly, waking this time to the much more pleasant sensation of Garrus' hand combing through her hair.
She smiled softly, a little more relaxed now. “Well that is a good thing,” she chuckled, turning her head slightly to kiss his wrist before she sat up and stretched. The nightmare lingered, making her appetite iffy at best, but what he had done was romantic as hell and she wasn't about to put him off.
She groaned and scrubbed her hands over her face, trying to slow her heart rate. The dreams were getting worse, little bit by little bit, but she had to keep it together. There was so much riding on her, so much more than ever before. With a soft sigh, she let her eyes fall shut and dozed briefly, waking this time to the much more pleasant sensation of Garrus' hand combing through her hair.
She smiled softly, a little more relaxed now. “Well that is a good thing,” she chuckled, turning her head slightly to kiss his wrist before she sat up and stretched. The nightmare lingered, making her appetite iffy at best, but what he had done was romantic as hell and she wasn't about to put him off.