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Darkness || Mercedes & Jesse
Mercedes padded down the cold concrete floor of the tunnels, trying to get as far away from the Jets base as possible. She could not find Rust, she was all alone. Everything was so quiet, too quiet, and she thought that if she stayed there one more minute that she might explode. All she heard around her was the dripping of a pipe, and all she saw was darkness, with the occasional dim light ahead. Her world was going as black as her head, she could not help but allow her salt water tears to run down her face.Â
 âI want to die!â she screamed with certainty that death was exactly what she wanted.Â
They say that murder is the greatest sin. They call it a favor to the devil. So if Jesse was doing the devil a favor, it can't be that bad, right? He would go to hell for it, but at least the weathers nice and hot, and he would have a few buddies down there. Although on the other hand, he would have more enemies, maybe. He had sent enough people down the devils laundry chute than he would care to remember, and he guessed they would all enjoy sticking that fancy red trident where the sun don't shine.Â
"Eh, what the hell, it probably don't exist anyhow," he thought to himself, as he drew in a deep breath, and exhaled it partway, holding his rifle steady. Now, he wasn't the best shot, but with a properly sighted rifle, he could hit a target a good hundred yards away. This was it. Hours, days of planning, his fingers pulled the trigger slowly. There was a slight jump, a quiet exhalation of air from the silencer.Â
The dart hits the blonde right along her collar bone, injecting animal tranquilizer that would keep her snoozing for a couple of hours, leaving him with more then enough time to take her home, before she wakes up. He disassembles his rifle and tucked it back into his suitcase, then threw it in a pile of garbage disposing his weapon.Â
He picked up the light carpet he brought with him and approached the limp body. Wasting no time he quickly rolls the blonde into the carpet concealing her from the publics eyes. "Next time be heedful with your request," he whispers to the girl as he hauls the rolled carpet containing the girl, over his shoulders.Â
Is anyone there?
Who are you?
I am the chill in the dark, and the menace in the shadow. The bite of death, draining away warm life, blood, hope and tomorrow.
....And you are?
Is anyone there?
Impeccable observation skills youâve got there.
Your dorky. There. Now think of a Tittle.|| Jesse & Beth
Opening her eyes Beth was greeted with Jesseâs steel grey ones which were mesmerising because of their coldness. She held his gaze for a long moment and then glanced away as he spoke, her eyes flickering over the darkened shadows of the alley. She didnât want this chitchat, she wanted to know what they were going to do with their new toy. Her skin was on fire, writhing and wriggling like it was covered in spiders and she shifted restlessly. She knew this feeling; the itch for the kill. It had been too long since sheâd felt the smooth rush of adrenalin as she slid a blade across someoneâs skin with nothing but their cries of pain surrounding her.
She shivered with delight at the thought and looked back to meet Jesseâs gaze which was still staring at her intently, drilling through the flesh and blood of her body like always. That made her shiver too though she wasnât sure it was all pleasure. âWhat is lifeâs greatest illusion?â She blinked at him and shifted again, dropping her other foot to the ground and stepping closer to him till she could feel his heart beating through his ribcage. She fluttered her eyelashes and gave him that smile which had won over so many hearts, the look which fooled them all into thinking she was something young and sweet and fresh. âInnocence, dear Jesse.â She snapped her eyes back to his grey ones and smiled wickedly, trailing a finger down his chest before spinning away and facing the door behind which their victim lay. âThatâs the greatest illusion of them all.â
Jesse sharply grinned to her answer. It was invigorating for once to be around someone similar, someone who understood. It almost made him want to unbolt wholly to her what dwelled deep inside him, but he was almost certain there was nothing there at all.Â
"My, my aren't we keen to play," Jesse razzed as Beth's back was turned on him. "I should've expected it," he continued as he unlocked the door, "Your not the first girl who passionately desired to enter my quarters after a long night." A mirth of a smile appeared on his features-he couldn't blame her though thrill was sinking into his bones as he proceeded to open his door.Â
Rats swiftly scampered out as the door opened ajar, and the smell of fresh blood pours from within. Jesse blinks dramatically with nostalgia, "Welcome to where fallen angels reside," Jesse declares as he swings his doors wide, as the moonlight casts a shadow into the pitch-black chambers.Â
YES A 'tittle', really? || Jesse & Beth
Beth leaned against the wall of the building next to the door which his their prey from the world. She leaned her back against the cold bricks and crossed her arms over her chest, pondering. She didnât know where they were anymore than their victim did, but she trusted Jesse. He had good instincts and heâd been running these streets longer than she had. The alley in which she stood was dark, lit only by the building theyâd claimed. It opened into a street which was dead, dark and silent, populated only by abandoned factories. Jesse had disappeared but she didnât mind. The prey wasnât awake yet and it gave her a chance to clear her head and think.
She closed her eyes and tuned her senses to the darkness, just as her father had taught her. She could tell the spaces that were open from those that were solid merely by the way the air felt in those directions, as if their was a gap. It was a strange sensation but it had never failed her before. A rat scuttled across the paving nearby and in the distance, far distance, a siren wailed. It didnât matter to them. No one would miss their prey and if they did Jesse and Beth were the best. They would never get caught, not as long as they watched each others backs. At the thought she lifted a hand to her throat and ran a finger over the healing cut there. She shivered with please at the memory of Jesseâs blade slipping lovingly across her skin.
Beth felt the ripple in the air that told her someone had entered the alley. They made no sounds as they approached, which was how she knew it was Jesse. She kept her eyes closed and her face impassive as he approached, using only her sense of movement to guide her. She waited until he stood before her, still silent as the proverbial grave and then she smiled, still without opening her eyes. âWhat took you so long, darling?â
Though the overpowering, intolerable stench pervaded the ominous dark alley, he walked on in dauntless. Just a look at the gloom would've sent anyone sprinting to opposite direction. There was even a sign that strictly read: Do not enter. But numerous people would ignore the rules, so many lives were taken in the mysterious alley. It was where Jesse took his kills after all, and he made sure the hear says about the alley stayed true, enough so that everyone avoided it. Wouldn't want them being earshot to the screams.Â
A pitch black female silhouette reclined on the brick walls just right next to the entrance to purgatory. He could tell by the way its shoulders held up that it was Beth. She carried a sense of confidents, when she wasn't performing that is. And not so many girls would be so poised in a dark alleyway while Jesse approached.Â
Jesse gave a cool smile, "Patients my dear the night is still young." He stood before her and reached into his pockets. It jingled slightly as he pulled out his keys. "Before we go inside," he said reaching for her cheeks with his free hand, "answer me this," he benevolently skim her skin with the back of his hands. "What is life's greatest illusion?Â
Fuck think of a tittle||Jesse&Beth
Jesse sat atop the old Gothic building in the cool night air like a king. He was perched on a two foot ledge next to a gargantuan statue of a gargoyle. The gargoyle reminded him of himself. Strong, and powerful. The commander of his destiny. The eyes of the statue stared menacingly into the darkness alerting the beast of it's enemies, and prey. It's face was set in an eternal snarl revealing one inch fangs. It's powerful arms outstretched, bearing claw like fingers warned any who may be fool enough to fall within it's grasp of the danger they offered. The beast crouched upon massive legs which seemed anchored to the ledge by talon like feet. However, greatest of all of the gargoyle's features to him was the wings. The wings depicted god-like ability. The ability to rise above the filth, and stench of the world and display his unparalleled superiority. Yes, Jesse was like this magnificent creature. Jesse was the gargoyle.
In the darkness he was like the gargoyle. Surveyed the people below. Right on the edge of the ledge carefully selecting his prey. He was garbed in all black. A black trench coat draped his tall thin frame. He donned a hood to conceal his features. Black gloves covered his slender hands, and dark sunglasses-perched upon his thin nose-cloaked his cold eyes. He watched as the evening crowd shuffled in and out of the many night spots that lined 7th Avenue. The scene disgusted him. Fools, he thought. Blindly stumbling through their pitiful lives. They were like so many herds of cattle. Fattening themselves on the pleasures of this world. They had no idea where they were going. Neither had they any idea how to get there. Soon though, they would know him. They would know that he was out there, and that he was watching. He was watching all of them. A sinister smile crept across his ghost like face as he descended from his throne of the city. He had to get home. He had a guest to entertain.
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Lone Wolf||Cloud,Evie,Jesse,&Beth ||X||Sun,Lillie
Night crept up on her, enveloping her in complete darkness. The street lamps hadn't yet turned on and this was the sort of night she adored. She pouted petulantly, she wish she could stay out for a little later, although she couldn't leave Lillie by herself inside the tunnels. Wrapping her arms around herself she walked with swaying hips, on her little short-cut to the undergrounds. Her blonde hair was gushed out of place by a motorcycle that zoomed by within a second, she gritted her teeth and huffed.Â
Coughing into the crook of her elbow Evie entered the undergrounds with a fickle heart and woozy eyes. She knew the pathway through the undergrounds like the back of her hand, she didn't even have to think about where she was going any more. A distant chatter made her raise her brows, she peered down the tunnel opposite direction of the Underground dorms. Someone was down there.
Heck, Lillie can wait a little longer.
Taking careful, calculated steps Evie walked along the tunnel, running her finger against the wall. Two figures. No, three.. No, four. Wait, what the heck is that on the ground? Okay, 4.5 figures? She grinned, a small snigger escaping her. Advancing on the scene she realized that there stood Lillie-Petal, she looked a little shaken.Â
"Hey." She called out, leaning against the wall at least 10 ft away from the scene. "What's goin' on here? You all right, Lillie?"
Jessie was looking towards Beth but not looking at her. A vague light getting stronger was peering through the strands of her hair, as Beth spoke. "Shh," he sounds out in hush voice to Beth's words, as the sound of a motor approached them. Nudging Beth aside partly to get a better view, and partly in case she was in harms way, he squinted at the blinding headlights, yet he was able to make out a dark figure on the bike. He knew that walking away with two bodies weren't going to be just a snap, but a challenge was always fun. In the process of greeting a new piece in the game, a voice starts to emerge from the dark.Â
âWhatâs goinâ on here?"
Slathered across his face was that same slasher smile not altered from the new additions to his affairs. "Polite of you all to materialize yourself," he says not bitterly but in a more amusing manner, "You just came in time for the final act." With vehemence he grabs Beth whilst sliding out his bowie knife from his coat, positioning the sharp end across her neck. "You have exactly-he looks up at the train lights-Three seconds to settle on who I'll be bringing back home. Where more games will be played.-he slants his head as his eyes widen savagely- Or I mutilate the girl(Beth)." It was time for Jessie to cut off losses, he was going to bring back home a body and putting humans against one another in hostile situations was just the icing on the cake.Â
The light shining upon them flicked off, "One" he says out loud as the lights turn on. The lights flick off once again, "Two" he says more sternly then the first whilst his knuckles turn white as he tighten his grip on the handle of his blade. Â
Lone wolf||Sun,Beth,Jesse,&Lillie
As someone turned around the corner, she saw it was a brown haired girl with a smile on her face. The alarms going off in her head calmed alittle, but not too much. Is this how people made friends outside the Orphanage? It didnât seem rational. The boy sent chills down her spine, the way he called her a pretty flower and said she must tell him her name. And the way the girl was looking her up and down didnât help much. Maybe it was just Lillie being paranoid.
She still could not move though, her body was paralyzed. âI-Iâm Lillie,â she said nervously. âWho are you?â She looked from the boy to the girl and gulped. She got the feeling that every move she made was being tracked by them, recorded in their heads. They were like hyenas, she was a mere rabbit. All she wanted to do was close her eyes and pretend it was a dream.
Sun tossed his bags onto his bed in the dorm room, barely taking a second glance before heading out of it once more. He in no way wanted to be there right now. Not with it being so quiet, he was going out into city. He wandered his way around for a while, going into places here and there. Didnât find too much to be that exciting, and it seemed like the fun that usually followed him, was in no mood for him tonight. He sighed to himself as he left yet another shop. He looked up at the moon with a rather sour face. âYeah, this is real great so far.â He breathed. âReal good idea, real good.â He sighed, burrowing his hands in to his pockets as he began to walk again. There was no point in being out on the city, if he couldnât find something decent to do. Skittles and him always found something to doâŚSo he began the journey back to his room, where he was bound to have even less fun that he was already. He idly kicked a rock with the toe of his shoe as he walked, then stopped in front of the entrance to the undergrounds, and peering inside. Looked pretty dark and eerie, maybe Jacqueline was still up, and they could find something fun to do.Â
He pulled out his swiss army pocket knife containing a handy flashlight, that he won off from some kid playing ringer, playing for keepsies. It didnât radiate that much light but it was good enough for him to flash it in front of him so he wouldnât trip over something. As he went deeper he swore he could hear footsteps, and see shadowed figures from the corner of his eyes, but whenever he flashed in the direction..nothing was there. Just my mind playing tricks on me, he thought trying to calm himself as journeyed further. At the distance he could see one of the train station dim lights flickering off and on, shining down on some people. He was relieved to see familiar faces, or just to even see people in fact.Â
âHey Beth. Hey Lillie.â Sun greeted as he approached them. âWhat are you guys doing down here?â
Twisted thoughts creeped into Jessieâs mind painting this psychotic grin on his face. If she had any idea what he was thinking sheâd stutter her words, and her heart would race. She had giggled and smiled with her pretty friends not a thought in her mind that she was being stalked. âCherish your breath,â Jessie thought âbecause the next could be the last once I have a hold there wonât be a thing you can do.â
âHey Beth. Hey Lillie.â
Grin plastered, Jessieâs head turned stiffed and rigged like a rusty screw. Knowing that a little mishap wasnât going to stop him. What were a couple of run away orphans gonna do? Call the police? Might as well turn yourself in while your at it, Jessie thought. Another person just made things that much sweeter, now they werenât going to have to share a kill. Not like their victims knew that they were going to be butchered.Â
Suddenly the train lights above them started to flicker, Jessie being familiar with that light, knew that it was going to turn off on the third flick, leaving them in complete darkness for about six seconds. Quickly Jessieâs eyes cached Bethâs, giving her a vague nod recognition. Two flick, three flick, and just like that they were engulfed by darkness, leaving only that blonde boyâs incompetent light shining.Â
Lightning upon his syringe he pierced Lille with a shot of animal tranquilizer called etorphine hydrochloride. A clean shot that was final, leaving you stiff as a smoking barrel, and soon to be dead as a desert night. âMy name is Patrick Bateman, sweetie,â he whispered to her. It was the same alias he used to procure the tranquilizers.
Beth & Jesse
âJesse!â Beth exclaimed almost in annoyance, slipping her blade back into her belt. Her blood had been running, adrenalin beginning to course through her veins, so realising it was him was almost a disappointment, until she clicked that he was here in the tunnels. She grinned at him and playfully shoved his shoulder. âI was all prepared to kill you, dammit, now Iâm disappointed,â she teased then turned serious at his question, looking around the tunnel. âYeah, this is itâŚitâs better than it looks. Thereâs lots ofâŚpotential, and everyoneâs shady down here so no one suspects sweet, innocent little me,â she said said with her fake smile, shaking her head. She liked that she could drop that act with Jesse. She still wasnât quite herselfâŚbut it was closer.
She leant against the tunnel wall and looed at him warily as he walked over to him. âYou missed me?â she asked dubiously, wondering if this was his act. When he mentioned her father she looked away, not wanting to talk about it. âYeah well, Iâm guessing you stalking the tunnels and pulling knives on defenceless young girls means youâve taken it up again? That is what you were doing down here right? Youâre lookign for a kill?â
His smile grew wide as she playfully pushed him. He forgot how strong Beth was for a girl her size. She was prepared alright he noticed her favorite blade in a instance. Just the thought of them going at it aroused him. To bad, it would of been macabre. But she wasn't going to be disappointed for too long, not with what he had planned out now. He placed the nib of his Bowie knife at the his fingertips, twisting as if he were testing how pointy it was, and smiled. Beth, innocent? You'd be dead wrong. He always found her innocent acts to be amusing, and some what on point. Her looks also played a roll in that perfectly. As for Jessie he never really had to perform for girls, they're already lured by the bad boys, and mysterious types. But he had to admit the place had some possibilities, he just didn't like the idea of Beth living in the place. You shouldn't eat, where your kill. Unless you were like Jesse who'd actually devour his kills.Â
She didn't believe him. Placing his palm on the wall just over her shoulders Jesse leaned into her, in his free hand he twirled his bowie in between two fingers, with eyes fixed on Beth's eyes. "What are you jealous? That i'm killing some other girl and not you?," he teased. "..Hey, why don't you join me. -he places a kiss on her turned cheek- "It'll just be like old times."
Beth & Jesse
The gloom of the tunnel wrapped around the pair of them as they approached and she could just make out that the figure was a guy. She kept her smile in place, in case it was Sun or one of the boys sheâd already fooled. Even so her left hand tightened around Isolde, the dagger which was in its usual place slipped into the hidden sheath around her hips. Sheâd never told her father than sheâd named her first dagger after a love story.
She took a step to the side as they were almost upon each other, pretending to step out of the personâs way. If only she could tell who it was. She couldnât risk killing any of the Casanova or Jets but if it were one of their âcustomersââŚsurely no one would miss one more druggie on the streets? Her blood was really singing for a kill since sheâd gone to visit her father and as soon as she could tell who the person was she could decide whether they could satisfy that urge. Just as the person was walking passed her she moved, knocking into their shoulder and slipping her phone from her pocket, pretending to drop it on the ground. With an exclamation she dropped to the ground to pick it up and glanced up, hoping to not recognise the face under the hood.
Bumping into the figure shoulders, caused his bag to sway with jingles of metal, that may've caused suspicion to the sharp-witted. "Are your parents siblings?!" he scorned, looking down at the figure. Unknowing about the blindingly lit phone that brightly beamed up from the ground, causing him to be identifiable. Swiftly he tried to conceal himself with a forearm, but he was to late, he knew it would only take a second to commit to memory his features, and if they didn't he wasn't going to take any chances, if he desired to continue his plans. He hauled out his Arkansa toothpick from his jacket. Wasn't the greatest slang for a thick single-edged steel hunting knife, length from a feet to two feet.Â
He glanced back at his soon to be causality. "âŚ.Beth?" he said, eyes now adjusted to the light. How many more times was he going to bump into her like this? He nearly attacked her twice and not a whole day had passed. She fit the description of his victims, young and beautiful. But rather when he inflicted pain on her she wouldn't beg him to stop, she'd probably request for more. "Is this where you've been staying?" It wasn't exactly what he pictured when she asked him to go back to her place.Â
Their last encounter left him feeling culpable for leaving in such a hurry, and he wanted make it up to her. "You know it was difficult for me to depart from your arms," he approached her sheathing his knife, "I missed you, you knew that right?..As soon as I saw your dad on the news, I came looking. Forgot about killing because of you."Â
Open || Lone wolf
Lillie walked the tunnels, counting each step she took. It was a habit of hers, and she had counting 174 so far. Darkness filled her vision, and she ran her fingers along the walls, letting them guide her to a light. Rats scurried across the floors, causing her to jump at their quiet sqeaks. She had a pet mouse as a child, named Hairy, but wild rodents gave her the heebie jeebies. Some days she regretted leaving the Orphanage, her safety net. Being free wasnât all it was cracked up to be, and rumours were that Clover and Mia had escaped as well. She was happy she hadnât ran into them yet. Evie was probably enjoying her new freedom, she hadnât seen much of the girl, and assumed she had gone to the surface. Lillie had been the lone wolf of the pack, all the other girls had new found bravery, while Lillie still felt that she was stuck in a never ending nightmare.
Foot steps behind her filled her ears, along with dripping pipes. âOh no,â she whisped to herself, it was probably someone out to scare her. With a deep breath, she turned around with her eyes closed. âWho is it?â she questioned, trying to make up their shadow.
The shadowy figure stood amidst near darkness. Betrayed only by the ominous glow of a far off light peering through the faded curtains from a room. He was amused by the fact that she never looked around to see if anyone was watching her. She only ever looked down at her feet, methodically counting each step. Her routine was becoming well-known by now. Today it would be different. He felt the short length of his duffle bag in his right hand, then deliberately made evident sounds of footsteps while approaching her from behind.
"Hey there," his voice raspy from drinking blood, as he continued to advance towards her, worried not if she ran. Jesse was fit as a fiddle, he had to be when strolling at nights, hunting his targets, sometimes even running to keep up. "My, my your like a pretty little flower up close," he deadpanned, "bright gold locks, green eyes, and bright pink lips. Why, you must tell me your name deary."
Beth || Open
Beth spent the walk back to the tunnels giving herself a very stern lecture in her head. She didnât know what had happened to her recently, first the panic attack in the crowd and then her reaction to Jesse. This wasnât her. This wasnât what she did. She needed to get a grip or she was going to get caught just like her father.
At the thought of him the memory of that morning flashed into her mind. Had it only been twelve hours ago that sheâd visited him in the prison? Looked at him through that panel of glass? It felt like a world away already. That scared her. She hated feeling so distant from him.
Without thinking she ran her fingertips over the bite in her shoulder as she walked throuh one of the tunnels. She liked it. She liked that it was Jesseâs. Blood was still dripping from it, seeping into her top. Sheâd have to fix that up before anyone saw, or theyâd ask questions.
As if the thought had conjured them she rounded a corner and saw a figure before her. âShit,â she muttered under her breath before pulling on a fake smile and walking towards them.
Jesse listened carefully for any disruption to the rhythm of his footsteps, Â as it bounces off the tunnel like walls. The undergrounds were moonless, making it that much darker at nights. He heard about it just a month ago from a couple of kids loitering around the 'Wild Game' a hunting shop near the outskirts of the city, coincidentally next to the forest. It wasn't that the undergrounds being dark that caught his regards in the kids conversation, it was that orphans inhabit the place, run away orphans in fact. They've been missing for months now, and probably already considered dead, and whats a little push to make that true. Who would miss them anyways?
He was getting closer to his destination, he could tell by the way it was getting filthier. The place was filled with all sorts of junk, it would be nearly impossible for the cops to get explicit evidence that would stick to Jesse. God, it was the perfect place to kill. He grinned at the thought.
But his glee was short lived as a dark figure cut a corner, heading straight towards him. This wasn't part of his plans at all, any encounter could jeopardize his whole scheme. He straddled his duffle bag tighter to his chest, quick-wittedly put his head down, hoping it was dark enough for them to not identify any of his features, as he tried to walk pass the figure.Â
In the mind of a serial Killer|| Self-Para
"Well, I must be going," he tells Murk as he slips his bowie knife into a hidden hoister under his jacket.
"Where you going?"
"Someplace people call the undergrounds," he equips a duffle bag around his chest filled with assortments of tools, and weapons. "I've a meeting with a certain high-stepping haughty girl that I've been planning for weeks." Jesse gets a approving nod from Murk, then he departs into the night.
Jesse a completely rational person, and he is well aware of the consequences of his actions, and more importantly, the penalties that he face if caught. The publics general conception of a serial killer is that of their being a maniac, when in fact nothing could be further from the truth. It isn't as clear cut as it appears on the surface. He'd been killing women regularly for many years, and yet the police have not one speck in regard to his identity, because he plans his killings with a minute attention to detail. Sometimes It takes weeks for him to choose his victims. Then he familiarize himself with their daily routine for many more weeks before choosing the time and place to strike. He never reject any possibility of error, no matter how small. He never kills when there is the slightest possibility of his being suspected or interrupted. He has no preference regarding nationality, age, or height, but they must be considered beautiful. Beautiful girls or women are invariably arrogant, and it is their arrogance which first attracts his attention. He revels in erasing the arrogance from their person, especially when they awaken to find themselves stripped, bound and gagged. Oh yes, they certainly lose their air of arrogance then! The look in their eyes when they realize that they are completely helpless. That their beauty and wealth play no part in their bargaining position. That he, and him alone will be the decision maker as to whether they should live or die. He knows for a certainty that they are about to die, but they with their unshakable arrogance, are convinced that they can make him change his mind. He sits before them and marvel at their attempts to persuade him to let them go...their assurances that they will tell no-one as to what has taken place here, and so on and so forth. Don't they know how many times he has listened to the inane pleadings of his previous victims? Don't they ever read what he and his kind do to people like them? No, their pleadings will in no way weaken his resolve to kill them. He has honed his craft over many years, and you can be assured that most of the many missing women's pictures that are displayed in local constabulary are not those of missing women, but of dead women. He knows exactly what he is, and why he does what he does. If the police were just half as good as the public think they are he would have been caught many times, but they are not, so he remains free to go on his merry way.
Let the Bodies hit the Floor