dsn-001: (this is a nightmare btw, imagine her just stabbing him in the same place multiple times with a little smile on her face) Eyes, Back, Hands, Legs, Side
All Blues could see was darkness.
Then there was a small light, and a scene played out in front of him. Moon was there, and she held in her hands a small doll. It was a voodoo doll, he realized, although he didn’t believe in such things as magic. Even so, he tensed up as she pulled out a pin.
Had he done something to hurt her? Was she simply mad at him? It pained him to think that Moon might resent him. Sure, he was somewhat possessive of his units, but it was only so she wouldn’t get hurt. Didn’t she understand that?
And then it happened. As she stabbed the pin into one of the doll’s eyes, Blues felt a horrid, sharp pain in his own. He gasped, his hand flying up to his face, cupping the wound, before he felt another stab in his other eye.
The wounds were real, he realized, feeling oil spill onto his hands, oozing out of his eye sockets. They were very real, and he was blind. His core began to speed up, and he grunted, trying to shut off his pain receptors to no avail.
Another pain ripped into his spine, tearing at his synthetic flesh and exposing the wiring and metal within. He could barely stand, the pain was so much. Then he felt an invisible force rip through his hands, and he could no longer move them.
Two stabs to each of his legs, and Blues could no longer remain standing. He fell to the ground, bleeding heavily from the multiple stab wounds all over his body, wondering why Moon would do such a thing. One final, fatal stab to his side, and everything disappeared.
He awoke screaming, tears flowing freely from his intact eyes. His breaths were short and rapid, and he hurt everywhere. Realizing he could see once more, he checked all the places he remembered hurting. They were all perfectly fine, his smooth synthskin reflecting the moonlight.
So it had just been a nightmare. He sighed, wiping away his tears with his sleeve, before resting his head against the wall. He’d fallen asleep on the floor again, passed out from exhaustion, and that was probably why everything was aching.
Out of habit, he checked Moon’s link to make sure she was asleep. She was, and he relaxed slightly. Dragging himself to a standing position, he shuffled over to his hammock, still thouroughly exhausted. He collapsed into it, before going into standby mode.
Hopefully there wouldn’t be any more nightmares tonight.