@panderseck
There’s light illuminating his fingers, a perfect beam of setting or rising sun. His watch has stopped and the clock on the dashboard has shattered in the impact. It’s enough of a collision that Hunter expects for a minute that his legs won’t work but he can free them and eventually crawl out of the loosely hanging door. The entire front of the vehicle has been left unrecognisably crumpled. He can’t see what he hit, primarily because his right eye is foggy and pinkish, a cut to his brow above it.
The dirt is warm under his palm as the car is cold, not cooling. He’s been here a long time. His wrist is broken but it was before. Who is watching him?









