I Won’t Let the Wind Go Quietly
notes ;; killer!khari (the distorted)
{{ also this one ended up being so much more sad than I intended because not only was I listening to this, but also was thinking about a sad prompt with Laurie so f o r g i v e me Lotte oml
𝐓he woman’s once intense, unrelenting emerald eyes now were lidded in heart-break, the kind that was driven from an emotional destruction that no one could ever predict, let alone prepare, for. Laurie couldn’t give a single fuck about the blood dripping from the apparent thousands of small, yet stinging, holes that littered her body like the pellet spray of the buckshot rounds her own dad used. Of course, it was so forcefully commonplace to the girl to be in pain, to have her flesh torn into shreds, her bones broken by cold metal, her guts to be pulled from her like a grim jack-o-lantern, yet, this pain was much more than flesh, muscle, & bone deep, it was soul deep, as if the briery needle-points had injected its’ emotional venom directly into her being.
Khari, no, NO it wasn’t the flashy, captavating person she so happily befriended after what felt like a life time of stares from afar & a silence only matched by her deranged brother’s existence, this thing, was so wretchedly distorted in ways that threatened Laurie’s fragile sanity, needle points askew & her lost friend’s body now covered in crude wounds of all trades. His hand now formed into a sickening gauntlet of sadistic intentions, & it did it’s job extraordinarily well.
In these situations, Laurie usually would have tears lining her face like her whispy blonde hair, cries rattling her chest while she clutched her knife with an iron-grasp, sinking its’ blade with no hesitation into the face that was no longer familiar, & would keep going. But this, this wasn’t just a familiar face. Laurie was something now akin to a deer in headlights, her emotions coming to a dead hault.
She could do nothing but let her jaw drop in gut-wrenching horror, staring dead-on into the now clouded flame-orange eyes of a man she once knew,
& say a prayer that she was back in Dr.Loomis’ hospital of horrors, having electrical fingers of pain dig her hallucinations into vivid nightmares,
but Laurie was all too aware that her life was about
to be much more painstaking than any nightmare she could ever face.