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fuck yeah i'm not dead _(:3 」∠)_
For the very lovely @justlovingmyfox
Fox in a maid Cafe. Help I'm slowly falling down the spiral of making silly edits of my husband.
Fox/Ren Hana x Reader final part
English is not my native tongue, so bear with me if some sentences sound a bit strange because of translation. Sorry in advance!
CW: Blood, unhealthy attachment to the tormentor, detailed descriptions of violence, detailed description of eroticism, 18+
part 3
Fox/Ren Hana x Reader part 3
English is not my native tongue, so bear with me if some sentences sound a bit strange because of translation. Sorry in advance!
CW: Blood, unhealthy attachment to the tormentor, detailed descriptions of violence, detailed description of eroticism, 18+
part 2
Fox/Ren Hana x Reader part 2
English is not my native tongue, so bear with me if some sentences sound a bit strange because of translation. Sorry in advance!
CW: Blood, unhealthy attachment to the tormentor, detailed descriptions of violence, 18+
part 1
Fox/Ren Hana x Reader part 1
English is not my native tongue, so bear with me if some sentences sound a bit strange because of translation. Sorry in advance!
CW: Blood, unhealthy attachment to the tormentor, detailed descriptions of violence, 18+
***
A bitter taste filled your mouth. As if blood had mixed with acid and was now eating away at the sensitive palate and tongue. But that was just your own saliva. Fear had sharpened every sensation to its limit, and you hated it. It hurt too much. Your body was like one giant exposed wire; when claws plunged into it, agony sparked across your skin. And it was impossible to get used to. You had tried everything: biting your tongue to replace one pain with another, trying to think of something else, screaming and raging, sobbing. But of course, when skillful male fingers plucked the next "instrument" from the deep box, all the mental walls you'd built crumbled. Only horror remained, choking you, making you tremble. And the involuntary muscle contractions only heightened the sensitivity.
You were far from the first he had tortured, yet still, with feigned interest, he would ask, "Does it hurt? How does it feel?" So your greatest desire was to shed all emotions — anything, just not to feel your flesh being cut by a scalpel or a knife.
By the third show, your hands had come loose; there was no restraining mechanism left. The world spun and blurred, your heart was leaping from your chest, and no wound concerned you anymore. It was terrifying to imagine what dose of the drug they had administered while you slept, yet it... was saving you? Your body was burning, but it wasn't unpleasant; rather the opposite. You felt a perverse pleasure. Only your subconscious sounded the alarm, trying to remind you — this wasn't normal. You shouldn't be letting out languid sighs from nails driven into your hands, or feeling your lower abdomen stir from the heat of a blowtorch. Something important inside was breaking.
Your brain seemed to begin melting, gradually flowing out of you along with the blood and tears. You felt suffocated to the point of nausea, but your limbs were so heavy that moving seemed a greater torture than the shots from the air pistol. The cable around your neck was the only thing keeping you upright, not slumped on the floor. And it, too, was slowly severing your thread of life with every exhale.
"Enough. I'm losing my mind. This is my death, isn't it? I don't understand anything. I just... want it to stop." Thoughts, in a drug-induced delirium, bounced in your head like rabbits, tangling into each other.
And then, abruptly, it all ended. Your body collapsed onto the floor. The world went dark, as if all the capillaries in your single eye had burst and you'd gone blind. Finally, it was quiet and calm. No heartbeat, no loudly whirring computer, no shots, and no gentle voice — the very cause of all the suffering.
*** A crackling, like grasshopper legs rubbing together. Something soft and silken brushed against your feet. Grass? Your eyelids were heavy, making it impossible to be sure. The situation reminded you of resting under a tree in summer, as if you had simply fallen asleep long ago. The slightly hard but cool earth soothed your flesh, and a warm breeze caressed your neck. All the madness was just a strange dream, and you were safe.
"Little Star? Hmm, I thought you moved." A man's voice, raspy, sounded right beside you, and your left ear was washed with intense heat.
The crackling grew louder. It now resembled the crunching of bones. With every second, more vivid tactile sensations returned to every cell of your body. The grass warmed your ankles with a suspicious intensity, and the ground's surface now felt more like stiff fabric. You needed to wake up.
A familiar ceiling, gray, scarred with cracks in places. Flickering lights that eventually made you see flashing dots before your eye. This was your cell. Simultaneous with this realization, a wave of pain from dozens of wounds of varying depths surged through your body. Your head was so heavy, as if instead of thoughts and memories, there was a pile of stones inside, forcibly pulling it toward the pillow. You would have painfully curled into a whimpering ball, but something heavy prevented you from moving the left side of your torso.
"Oh, so you really are awake!" Someone on the left side shifted, relieving your body of the weight.
The satisfied face of a man appeared before your eyes, his amber irises glinting in the dim lamp light. Fox. Yes, you would never forget his eyes, and now he gazed with calm satisfaction. As if he had finally received something long-awaited.
Fear, like a bubbling siren, echoed through your head and trembled through your body as a shiver. Nothing was over. You were still in slavery, a powerless doll. And if the master was here, nothing good could be expected.
"Easy now, easy. Otherwise, the stitches will split. Paying for another operation would be such a pity," Fox drawled, masking the threat in a honeyed tone. He had immediately noticed the panic in your gaze and the quickening breath preceding a hysterical fit. His fingers, tipped with beast-like claws, rested on your exposed stomach. A long seam split the skin from your pelvis to your navel. Such things last a lifetime.
"H-how did I survive? I remember s-slitting my stomach with the knife..." Your lips struggled to exhale the words. Voicing aloud the madness that had occurred was far heavier than thinking about it. It seemed your sanity had finally deserted you at the moment the nails 'came alive' under your skin, yet your consciousness had, with devilish precision, engraved what happened next. A lump of sobs rose faster and faster in your throat the more vividly the scene played in your head—your own hands raising the knife. It was as frightening as the physical torture.
"Did you know that for enough money, doctors are willing to perform any miracle? Though your luck played a part too. How do they say it... 'born under a lucky star,' right?" His barking laugh echoed through the room, as if you'd asked something utterly foolish.
"But why?"
"I..." Fox paused slightly, clearly choosing his words. "Decided you don't belong to the chat, and we'll play the games I want. So now, instead of streams, we'll be spending time together."
Something in that last phrase made you flinch. Deep down, a hope had smoldered that the hell was over. But you had seen his smile, seen his heavy breathing as tears streamed down your face, seen how meticulously he chose lewd lingerie for you to stream in. This creature was a sadist to the marrow of his bones, and a good ending was impossible. Yet now, instead of fear, a strange serenity spread through your body. Perhaps it was the resignation to utter helplessness, or perhaps the drugs hadn't fully released you. With each new 'show,' an idea had been embroidered in red thread in your mind: it wasn't the tormentor's fault. The chat devised the punishments; he was merely their executor. Pathetic, wasn't it? Your imagination played a cruel trick, searching for care and tenderness where there was none, seeking solace. Unfortunately, the mind is built to choose the easy path, not the right one. It was easier to think he was just a broken person who, like you, had no choice. You wanted to humanize him. Everyone survives as they can, and you were no exception. If believing this made the scars ache less, then you had to use that opportunity.
"Oh, looks like business won't wait. Sweetheart, don't miss me too much," his fingers burrowed into your hair and massaged your scalp with a tenderness as if you were an obedient puppy.
When Fox stood up, it instantly grew much colder. Something warm and ticklish slid off your feet. It turned out that what you'd deliriously mistaken for grass was his tail.