Break Me: I will write an angsty drabble about our characters.
Kaya could hear him moving through the floor, thrashing as the terrors came, the rest of the dorm wondered who owned the name he screamed at night but Kaya knew.
Kaya knew the monster that plagued the Mockingbird. A monster in human flesh. The designer of Wonderland.
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Out of all of the Deadmen, Toto may have had the worst fate of them all. True none of them had become unscathed but Toto had done it all right! Heād become the strongest Deadman, the very top of the Carnival Corpse, only to have Hagireās consciousness forced into his body and his own suppressed.
Hagire had then run amok, heād destroyed everything heād built and had nearly destroyed Toto and the rest of the Deadmen along with it. Heād drained Toto of nearly all of his ichor, lost an arm and a leg, and had murdered the one person that Toto had cared about.
All in the name of quantifying L O V E.
Yes, Toto definitely had it worse than the rest of them.
Swinging her legs over the side of her bed with a sigh, the Sparrow made her way to the floor below where the boys slept. Unsurprisingly there was a crowd gathering, most of them confused or concernedāthough some were also irritatedāwondering if they should have gotten a teacher.
āOutta tha wayā The snapped order seemed to take some of them by surprise becauseāto her surpriseāthey obeyed.
The blood curdling screams raised exponentially in volume when she parted the door from itās frame; echoing through the hallways and surely waking any other soul lucky enough to have been able to sleep through them before. She cringed. But they werenāt enough to stop her from entering the room and closing the door behind her.
His screams echoed through the room, almost painful to hear as she made her way to where he thrashed on the bed. Waking him wasāmore or lessāan exercise in futility, he would either wake on his own or ease back into sleep without waking. All she could do was soothe him, so thatās what she did.
Getting onto the bed, she eased his head up and set it across her knees, doing her best to pet his hair as he continued to fight his internal demons.
āHeās not here.ā She told him softly, āHagire is dead, he canāt hurt you anymore.ā Over and over she repeated this, not really knowing if it were REALLY true, but saying it anyway.
More than once he scratched her, at one point he even bit her hard enough to draw blood, but when the teacher came into the room some fifteen minutes later, heād calmed considerably. His screams had died down to almost pained moans as she stroked his hair and muttered reassurances that she doubted he could really hear. They would have some explaining in the morning, but for now she would do what needed to be done.