OPEN STARTER: #HELLISHERE
HE LEFT YOU! HE LEFT YOU! HE LEFT YOU! You're so pathetic, he couldn't wait to get away! HAHAHA!
"Get out -- GET OUT --" Any control Aiden still had of himself, was tenuous at best. The man could hardly push out the barrage of negative thoughts, each one preying on fresh open wounds he hadn't even begun to try and heal from. Whatever got inside, whatever trying to take him-- it knew of all that, it knew ways to break him down in the hopes he would be too weak to fight against the possession anymore.
But oh, was he trying. Perhaps the only tether left to keep his sanity that moonlight ring on his right hand, specially designed to maintain the werewolf's often volatile emotions. The man stumbled past others, sweat licking at his brow. A cough escaping now and then, as the smoke billowed in over the town square. So much was going on, it made things all the more difficult to keep hold of himself.
Oh come on, you're a killer, aren't you? Even your own family didn't stand a chance. What else are you holding onto? There's nothing. There's nobody. You're alone. YOU'RE ALONE! Old, alone, done for!
Suddenly, Aiden's entire body seized up -- like some puppet on a string -- and he flung forward, crashing through the window of one of the shops. Inside, he was pushed into racks right and left, things coming off the counters and shelves, breaking and smashing. To an outsider, it would look very much like Aiden himself was intentionally rampaging through the store like some wild animal, destroying everything in sight. He grabbed the end of one shelf and gave a vicious yank-- his wolf strength causing it fling across the floor and knock over several other shelves, glass items shattering. Stomping over things, he ran back outside, this time straight for a brick wall. Aiden landed hard against it, grunting in pain as he slid down and held himself, threat of tears stinging his eyes -- though it wasn't necessarily from the physical pain of it all.
He could hear someone approach and Aiden's face turned in their direction, hardly seeing. "Stop-- get.. get away from me," the man begged in soft pants, for their sake. What little faith he'd had built in himself in these past two years... it was quickly fading. He didn't believe he could hold on, and God help anyone nearby.















