Voldemort whipping Harry to tears — a simple, effortless wrist flick of the most powerful dark wizard creating torturous agony that licks across Harry’s spine, slits his skin open, brutalising his raw nerves for the crimson eyes of a monster to violate his way through the exposed flesh. Harry ties his tongue into knots, caging the screams in his lungs, letting the pain burn his insides; anything but giving the tyrant the pleasure of hearing him break into pieces.
Harry’s valiant attempts spark igniting flames in Voldemort’s chest — his wrist rotates in sharper, quicker motions, his eyes narrow. New wounds bloom on Harry’s back, blemishing with multiplied violence any area that dares to remain virginal. When there is no purity left to taint anymore, old wounds split even further, the skin layers pathetically giving in one after the other.
Then, Harry’s will shatters; his screams pierce the air, cries and sobs ripping their way through his darling throat. Voldemort’s lips curve, the sacred tongue of his chained fawn composing such an unearthly song, his vocal cords scraping themselves raw to bless Voldemort’s ears.
Voldemort rises from his throne, merrily slithering his way towards his chef-d'oeuvre. Harry has cried himself dry, youthful cheeks reddened and tear-stained. Voldemort embraces him from the behind, running his long-nailed fingers along the edges of the split skin, before digging them into the weeping wounds — Harry screams, louder than ever, limbs shaking uncontrollably. Voldemort shushes him, wrapping a leisure hand around his throat before lowering his head to lick at the succulent blood, enchanting taste satiating his barbarous needs. His fawn’s blood is the sweetest nectar, the rarest oasis for Voldemort to quench his thirst.
Harry’s whimpers only increase, inflicting the same effect upon Voldemort’s letches. With weightless, wordless magic, the Dark Lord tends to his wounds, stitching the mutilated skin back together, softly shushing Harry’s weeps.
He ought to prepare his canvas, before he paints another masterpiece on it again.














