Yay!
It
wasn’t difficult to find her either. She practically told me where she lived
the last time we spoke.
So
who is it? Well if you haven't guessed by now have a look back
here
Congratulations
Om and Brightsky, looks like you were right back then. It wasn't a coincidence.
Go get yourselves some cookies
or other treats of your choice
Anyway,
as I said, I had a pretty damn good idea of where she was, so it didn’t take me
long to spot her, figure out which house was hers and then watch for a couple of days to get an idea of her and her boyfriend's routines. When she mentioned their “new” home, it seems it was just “new” to them as they
were living in one of those slum row houses.
Funny
thing about a lot of the row houses around here; the tourists love them because
they’re so bright and colourful but the reality of the situation is that on the
inside they are drafty, rotten, faulty wired, death traps. Let me tell you,
this place was proudly upholding that standard. When I returned that night. I had only to go around back to find
the cellar doors. They were padlocked, but the door was rotted to the point
that I could use my knife to help pry the handles and the useless lock free. I
crept as quietly as I could, down the steps, then up through their house until
I made my way to their bedroom. I moved to the side of the bed where she slept,
reached out a hand and gently stroked her long hair. She awoke at my touch, then
sat bolt upright, giving out a cry. I grabbed her by the hair and put my knife
to her throat to keep her in place. Her boyfriend woke up to her cries and now,
upon realizing what was going on, bravely leapt to his feet and ran. I laughed
as their room became the dead end path.
I
let her go as she fell to the ground, then quickly stepped to her side and
stomped on her sternum before she could roll over. While she was trying to catch a
breath, I slipped my knife back into my coat. When she attempted to get up, I
positioned myself behind her, wrapped my right arm around her neck and put her
into a blood choke until she stopped struggling and fell unconscious. I dragged
her to the cabin, then bound her to a chair. Hardly the graceful performance art that some of my brothers and sisters seem capable of, but it worked.
She
has since woken up and, now that she’s done screaming for help that won’t come
she’s alternating between trying to talk to me, sobbing and silence. I haven’t
said or done anything more to her yet. Been letting her consider her situation
so far, though that will change shortly.
Feel free to make suggestions if you like. Not making any promises but
I’ll take them into consideration
Well…
Let’s
begin
Congradulations, I knew you were easily up to the task. So what exactly is your goal here? Are you supposed to break her, or just dispatch her?
ReplyDeleteSee you around
-Caged
Hehe if I had only to kill her she would already be dead. No no, Ritter wants me to break the poor thing, so I must resist that temptation
DeleteHuh... I could have sworn I started that out with a "thank you"... Oh well, I'll say it now: Thank you for the congratulations.
DeleteHeh, you're welcome, and you know it's the littlest things that drive people mad. Maybe something as simple as a whistleing a tune whenever you're with her. Preferably something simple and well known, just perform whatever tortures you had in mind, and all the while whistle casually. She will come to associate that tune with everything she hates and fears, and it will bring back all the pain she experinces every time she hers it or things about it.
DeleteSee you around
-Caged
Interestingly enough, I have already been using music to mess with her... but it hasn't been one song, just a playlist made up of Pet Shop Boys, Duran Duran and Depeche Mode.
DeleteHonestly, I can't whistle well enough to form any sort of recognizable tune. I do like the idea though... Perhaps I will start singing to her as well... Hmm
Something wallbangingly catchy is enough to drive anyone up a wall...with added problems in this case because you can't get it out of your head. :|
DeleteI can't find it online but it's on iTunes. It's called "I'm like the bluebird" from a musical called Anyone Can Whistle. The school that Lucia and I used to go to put it on last year and we all almost lost our minds because of how insane the tune of that is.
Oh wow... Think I'll keep that one in mind as a plan B, should the effect of my current playlist not turn out the way I want it to
DeleteThanks
You're welcome.....music does that much more damage if you can't for the life of you get it outta your head. Hah. Even without breaking in play.
DeleteGood luck in getting the job done, Wolf.
ReplyDeleteThanks Cat
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