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The Gamer;; Kyle Carson
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Location:: The Light House
The marionette was fairly interesting. There was something about him that excited the entity more than anything. He had a childish nature, that in time could prove to be...very interesting. Orion believed that Lyude would come in handy once his current master is out of the picture. He knew it would eventually happen, just as it did last time. The Designer had created an image of him, breathing life back into the creature that he already was. For Orion, artists were always the easiest to work with because they had that imagination that could be twisted into a series of amazing things. A damaged artist could easily conjure up the most unspeakable of evils. The Marionette was an artist who had seen a lot of things. Orion felt he would be fitting to keep around. Not to rule over, but to have just in case something should ever happen to his current puppet. During the possession he was able to tell that Kyle's heart wasn't fully aligned with his. Why? The killer wasn't able to understand. All he knew was that his puppet felt conflicted when it came to Piran. These conflicted emotions were highly irritating and Orion knew there was no time to waste. He needed his body back, and the only way to do that was to kill someone. If he didn't have to worry about the off-chance of Kyle fighting against him, he would begin the process. Orion wasn't afraid, he just saw there was no need to not be cautious.
He had so many options. There were so many possibilities, but he had to raise the stakes. He had to strike fear into the hearts of his victims. He needed for them to give up and realize that the only way to survive was through him. He was their god. Did Lyude feel that way? Did Lyude realize that clinging to him was the only way to guarantee that he'd live? When Lyude smiled at him, Orion saw it as the beginning signs of loyalty. He knew that the only way he could make the male fully dependent on him was to tug him away from everyone else. He had to pull him away from all of the other victims. He had to make Lyude feel exiled. It was when Lyude had returned to the kitchen that he felt the need to put his plan into action. The Marionette had focused his attention on his wound. The spot where he had been shot was still coated with a darkened bloody mass. "Yeah," he replied. Orion experienced pain, but it didn't affect him as badly as it would have his host. Besides, his injury was healing, slowly but surely. "It isn't anything," he voiced as he slowly lifted up his shirt. Last night, someone had the common curtesy to put a patch against the wound, to keep it from bleeding out everywhere. If it weren't for Orion, then Kyle would have needed immediately medical attention. The longer he stayed in control of his puppet, the longer he would be able to keep him alive. He dropped his shirt and stepped closer to Lyude. Delicately he trailed a finger against the teenaged boy's jaw. "Never leave me...and I promise you'll experience...true freedom," he whispered seductively as he leaned in closer to the male.
Very soon Orion would taste that freedom. He would know what it was like...to feel alive again...
He released his hold on Lyude when Ken suddenly walked into the room. For a brief moment Orion's attention was strictly focused on murder. If there was a knife in reach, he would have wasted no time in attacking the other. There wasn't, so he kept his gaze on the male and left his glare fixed upon the Cop. He knew that Ken didn't recognize him to be the killer. If he had, then he didn't think the Cop would have gone as far as to address him as him as 'Waldo's little b***h'. Waldo...that name continued to irritate him. He wanted to take a knife and cut off the tongue of everyone who had bothered to address him as such. What made it worse was that he had apparently had no idea of what to call Lyude. All he was to Ken was, 'other dude'. Orion rolled his eyes and turned his attention back towards Lyude and whispered, "I'll show you something amazing." He kept his voice soft, hoping that only the Marionette would hear. After all, Ken was focused on making breakfast. Orion took note of the three plates that the Cop prepared. At first he suspected that the male prepared breakfast for him and Lyude as well. He realized otherwise when Ken called out to the others that were in the house.
They needed to leave. "We'll eat later," he whispered and took hold of Lyude by his wrist, and tugged him out of the kitchen. There were two other people in the home. As he thought more about this, the more he realized who those two must have been. Last night, he observed that the Cop, the Writer and the Drug-Dealer were missing...just as he knew that the dealer wasn't afraid of him. He would figure out a way to change that. He needed to separate everyone somehow. He needed to start the conflict. He blamed his host. Once they were outside, he was greeted with the scent of the sea lingering in the air. He released his hold on Lyude's wrist and kept his attention on the sky. "We'll play a game...a very fun game." With this game he planned on freeing Bailey from her captivity. Orion leaned in close to the male's ear and whispered, "I'll be your master...because I'm not Kyle anymore." Was there a chance that he would scare the other...most likely, but for Orion, that was all the better. "But to be immune from my game...you'll have to play with me first."
This time, he didn't take Lyude by his hand. He simply led the way, hoping that the marionette would follow on his own. This was the test of trust and loyalty. If Lyude passes, then Kyle was right about him. If he doesn't, then he would tear him apart as he planned on doing for everyone. What made it easier, was that Orion didn't think anyone knew who Lyude was. No one would look for him...no one would try to rescue him from the killer. If Lyude followed, then Orion led him closer to the shore, where the lighthouse was located. The soil beneath the building was nothing but rocks. Just as the edge of the land, formed a cliff, leading right into the dangers of the oceans and the rocks below. He would have led the male into the main entrance. The light house was decorated modestly. The only thing out of place, were the little droplets of blood that led up the large, spiral staircase.
Kyle........
His spirit felt heavy as he drifted in the darkness. All he could think about were the things that clouded his judgement and conflicted his heart. Piran shot him. He shot him and didn't care about the fact that he could have killed him. That's all Kyle continued to hear echo in his thoughts. Piran hated him, just as Parkerson had. He couldn't explain the loneliness that he was filling and wanted nothing more than for others to experience his same sense of loneliness. He didn't know how. He didn't know how to reach out, and let everyone know that he existed. He wanted everyone to know that it was Orion walking around in his skin, not him. The conflict in his emotions continued to grow. All he wanted was a way to get the attention that he longed for.
......the forgotten gamer.......
To: The Abused
Are you afraid of the things you cannot
see. the things you cannot explain. The
things that lurk in the dark? How far
along are you? Perhaps I should split
you open, so I can count its fingers
and toes.
To: The Writer
Are you invisible? I think you are. The only
place you can forge an existence for yourself,
are in your own stories.
To: The Medicated
I can reunite you with your brother.
To: The Superstitious
We'll begin the game. I'll place victims abound the island...
and you'll chose who's life is of more importance. You can
only save one...the other will die. Can you handle the pressure?