AndNich123
Pulsar
- Joined
- Jan 22, 2014
Name: Kaige Mayfair
Location: Cell Block A
Tag: Rufio Arellano
Day: 3
It had been a long night. At first, Kaige was thrilled about having a mattress and a blanket. It would certainly be a step up from Cell Block C and it’s cold, disgusting floor. It was a luxury she hadn’t had since she lived at home. It was one she was looking forward to. Sam had brought her back to her cell after he allowed her a quick shower to get cleaned up before curfew. Kitchen detail was fantastic, but it had also been messy. The other patients she worked with had been amazing, though Kaige kept to herself. She wasn’t interested in making friends. All she wanted was to prove to Dr. Vera that she was willing to make the changes to keep her garden detail. If that meant doing a job well done and staying out of trouble, she would do so, but she knew that was going to be most difficult with such temptations like Nysa around.
Her body was clean, smelling of the fragrant soaps provided in the showers, as she snuggled into her mattress, trying to find sleep. She inhaled a deep scent, one that didn’t come from the showers, and smiled. It was a quaint, genuine smile that no one else would see as she curled the blanket up around her. It was him she smelled. Oh tomorrow she would go get another uniform and put his shirt away, a memento of her time in his office, a souvenir of her escapades with Nysa. In this place she didn’t have much to hold on to, physically or mentally. This place wanted everything it could get from her, and it had done its best over the years to get just that, but this? No. This would be something she could keep.
Still as the hours passed, it became clear the mattress felt….strange….to her. Her body was accustomed to the hard floor of Cell Block C. Even in the forest, she had slept on the ground. This was different. After tossing and turning for what felt like an eternity, she finally moved from the mattress to the floor, where she curled up. As odd as it was, she felt more at home there. Still she could not sleep. There were no screams from patients being tormented or recovering from the abuse they had endured that day. It was….quiet. Too quiet. She sighed starring out of the glass panel into the empty, barely lit hallway. While A had it’s advantages, this would take some getting use to.
She and sleep finally meet, and Kaige was lost the darkness, the solitude of oblivion of dreamless sleep. It was something she valued greatly. Her mind could shut down, and the sting of this place was not felt.
As she slumbered though, there was a feeling, a sharp, quick, painful feeling, one that she knew all too well, that snapped her from her reverie of peaceful sleep. Her eyes shot open just as he moved, grabbing her wrists and pinning her down. She blinked hard, trying to force her eyes to focus on the figure, but it was the scent that told her who it was. “Rufio,” she called out. “What the hell? I mean….Dr. Arellano,” she corrected, remembering her conversation with Dr. Vera, remembering the gardens and her longing to be there. “You’re not..my doctor..anymore. I…..” Her eyes met his as it started. Cold. Bitter cold. She turned her head, trying to see if generators like those in C were in place to keep her in check, but no….the prick. The needle. “W-What did you..do to me,” she stammered, feeling the icy chill gripping her body. “I..I’m cold. What did you..do to me?” Her lips trembled as she finally gave in to her anger and tried to shove him from her. Her hands heated up but only for a moment. No sooner did she allow the raging fire within her to venture to her hands did she feel excoriating pain. Her face flushed as her features froze, a look of shock and utter agony clear. The cold bit into her insides, squeezing her lungs and heart. She felt it, even heard it. Cracking. Her arms jerked uncontrollably, not in any effort to escape. It was her bones. Something was happening. They were breaking, changing, something that she had no idea of, and it was the most intense torment she had felt in all her time in this place. Her control on her powers was strong, but she allowed it to waver slightly, wanting to heat her body against his in effort to get him to release her. A mistake. Another crack, and she cried out, her voice ear piercing, stirring, and laced with the misery she was in. “No stop,” she begged. “P-Please..R-Rufio?” Another jolt of torment ripped through her body as her lips began to turn blue. “I can’t..breathe! I can’t,” she coughed, her lungs so cold it could be felt in her chest. Beneath him her limbs twitched, trembling from the cold. A dull throb radiated through her back, forcing her to arch from the floor. “P-please..Dr. Arellano. I’m so..c-cold. Help me,” she whispered, begging him. It was something that stunned even her. Any other time, she would have been fighting him, but this had awakened something inside of her. Kaige was afraid, and along with her suffering, that was something her face spoke volumes of. Her mouth becoming numb. Speaking would be difficult. She decided it was best to only do so when it was necessary. There would be other times to tell him what she thought of him. For now, survival was more important. It had become clear to her now. She had to fight to keep her body temperature. Focusing all her energy to that task, she felt some relief, but the artic hand of misery was still holding her firmly, just as he was.
Location: Cell Block A
Tag: Rufio Arellano
Day: 3
It had been a long night. At first, Kaige was thrilled about having a mattress and a blanket. It would certainly be a step up from Cell Block C and it’s cold, disgusting floor. It was a luxury she hadn’t had since she lived at home. It was one she was looking forward to. Sam had brought her back to her cell after he allowed her a quick shower to get cleaned up before curfew. Kitchen detail was fantastic, but it had also been messy. The other patients she worked with had been amazing, though Kaige kept to herself. She wasn’t interested in making friends. All she wanted was to prove to Dr. Vera that she was willing to make the changes to keep her garden detail. If that meant doing a job well done and staying out of trouble, she would do so, but she knew that was going to be most difficult with such temptations like Nysa around.
Her body was clean, smelling of the fragrant soaps provided in the showers, as she snuggled into her mattress, trying to find sleep. She inhaled a deep scent, one that didn’t come from the showers, and smiled. It was a quaint, genuine smile that no one else would see as she curled the blanket up around her. It was him she smelled. Oh tomorrow she would go get another uniform and put his shirt away, a memento of her time in his office, a souvenir of her escapades with Nysa. In this place she didn’t have much to hold on to, physically or mentally. This place wanted everything it could get from her, and it had done its best over the years to get just that, but this? No. This would be something she could keep.
Still as the hours passed, it became clear the mattress felt….strange….to her. Her body was accustomed to the hard floor of Cell Block C. Even in the forest, she had slept on the ground. This was different. After tossing and turning for what felt like an eternity, she finally moved from the mattress to the floor, where she curled up. As odd as it was, she felt more at home there. Still she could not sleep. There were no screams from patients being tormented or recovering from the abuse they had endured that day. It was….quiet. Too quiet. She sighed starring out of the glass panel into the empty, barely lit hallway. While A had it’s advantages, this would take some getting use to.
She and sleep finally meet, and Kaige was lost the darkness, the solitude of oblivion of dreamless sleep. It was something she valued greatly. Her mind could shut down, and the sting of this place was not felt.
As she slumbered though, there was a feeling, a sharp, quick, painful feeling, one that she knew all too well, that snapped her from her reverie of peaceful sleep. Her eyes shot open just as he moved, grabbing her wrists and pinning her down. She blinked hard, trying to force her eyes to focus on the figure, but it was the scent that told her who it was. “Rufio,” she called out. “What the hell? I mean….Dr. Arellano,” she corrected, remembering her conversation with Dr. Vera, remembering the gardens and her longing to be there. “You’re not..my doctor..anymore. I…..” Her eyes met his as it started. Cold. Bitter cold. She turned her head, trying to see if generators like those in C were in place to keep her in check, but no….the prick. The needle. “W-What did you..do to me,” she stammered, feeling the icy chill gripping her body. “I..I’m cold. What did you..do to me?” Her lips trembled as she finally gave in to her anger and tried to shove him from her. Her hands heated up but only for a moment. No sooner did she allow the raging fire within her to venture to her hands did she feel excoriating pain. Her face flushed as her features froze, a look of shock and utter agony clear. The cold bit into her insides, squeezing her lungs and heart. She felt it, even heard it. Cracking. Her arms jerked uncontrollably, not in any effort to escape. It was her bones. Something was happening. They were breaking, changing, something that she had no idea of, and it was the most intense torment she had felt in all her time in this place. Her control on her powers was strong, but she allowed it to waver slightly, wanting to heat her body against his in effort to get him to release her. A mistake. Another crack, and she cried out, her voice ear piercing, stirring, and laced with the misery she was in. “No stop,” she begged. “P-Please..R-Rufio?” Another jolt of torment ripped through her body as her lips began to turn blue. “I can’t..breathe! I can’t,” she coughed, her lungs so cold it could be felt in her chest. Beneath him her limbs twitched, trembling from the cold. A dull throb radiated through her back, forcing her to arch from the floor. “P-please..Dr. Arellano. I’m so..c-cold. Help me,” she whispered, begging him. It was something that stunned even her. Any other time, she would have been fighting him, but this had awakened something inside of her. Kaige was afraid, and along with her suffering, that was something her face spoke volumes of. Her mouth becoming numb. Speaking would be difficult. She decided it was best to only do so when it was necessary. There would be other times to tell him what she thought of him. For now, survival was more important. It had become clear to her now. She had to fight to keep her body temperature. Focusing all her energy to that task, she felt some relief, but the artic hand of misery was still holding her firmly, just as he was.