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Super-Earth
- Joined
- Feb 21, 2016
If anything had set her over the edge it was the invader who had come in and taken her mask. Looking like some kind of...alien creature as opposed to an actual human. The sound of the door slamming closed as he left sounded as though it were a million miles away, despite the entryway only being a few feet from where she was now lying.
As much she tried to remind herself that she had been dosed, the paranoia failed to subside. Logic was like sand through her fingers, she could feel it but was unable to grasp at it and hold on. On her back, she stared at the single green light on the ceiling for what felt like hours, almost as if expecting it to do something. Every now and then it would move. Coming in closer or pulling further away. Which was impossible, she knew it, somewhere...she knew it.
Three hours in she had started banging on the door, struggling to get to her feet with her hands tied behind her back had only slowed her down momentarily. Eventually making it up and kicking the door. It had to have been days that she had been in here. No food, no water. "Fucking let me out of here!!" Over and over again she would scream, kicking the door as though the next blow might just make it budge... Nothing happened though. Not even a sound that there was anything beyond the door.
By the time John made his way down she had settled a bit, mainly due to exhaustion. "Well, she got pretty worked up about an hour ago. Yelling and banging. Seems to have quieted now though, probably tuckered herself out." The guard chuckled lightly, finding this whole situation rather amusing.
As much she tried to remind herself that she had been dosed, the paranoia failed to subside. Logic was like sand through her fingers, she could feel it but was unable to grasp at it and hold on. On her back, she stared at the single green light on the ceiling for what felt like hours, almost as if expecting it to do something. Every now and then it would move. Coming in closer or pulling further away. Which was impossible, she knew it, somewhere...she knew it.
Three hours in she had started banging on the door, struggling to get to her feet with her hands tied behind her back had only slowed her down momentarily. Eventually making it up and kicking the door. It had to have been days that she had been in here. No food, no water. "Fucking let me out of here!!" Over and over again she would scream, kicking the door as though the next blow might just make it budge... Nothing happened though. Not even a sound that there was anything beyond the door.
By the time John made his way down she had settled a bit, mainly due to exhaustion. "Well, she got pretty worked up about an hour ago. Yelling and banging. Seems to have quieted now though, probably tuckered herself out." The guard chuckled lightly, finding this whole situation rather amusing.