Shousie
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xxxxxxxxxxxxcold eyes and oh so jadedxxxxxpicture perfect bottled ragexxxxxtell us what to say and what to do.
xxxxxxxxxxxxcold eyes and oh so jadedxxxxxpicture perfect bottled ragexxxxxtell us what to say and what to do.
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Darkness. That's all he could see. A blackness surrounded him and cloaked him with a heavy weight on top of his body. He couldn't move, he couldn't speak. He just felt stiff. He could barely breathe. Even in his younger years, Katashi had always imagined that this was what death really was like. Darkness. Pain. Nothing. He was swept away in a dreamless world; one he wasn’t sure he would be able to ever leave again. Every once in a while a cold touch would flow over him, only to leave before he was even able to identify the source. As he passed in and out of consciousness, he felt like he never really knew what exactly was going on. At first, everything was just black. No noise, not light. Just black. He didn't know where he was, or what was going on. He tried piecing together what happened before the darkness, but his mind was too fragile and too tired to try and understand what was going on. After a while the darkness and silence faded to a slight tinting of light and muffled noises. And after what felt like an eternity, the whispering started.
It was right at the limit of hearing, so that at first he wasn’t totally sure he could actually hear anything. It was an almost imperceptible susurration that seemed to come from everywhere and nowhere. The sound was there, yet so far away. It was impossible to determine where it came from, and that made it impossible to make out whether it was voices or just a new fragment of his own imagination. It ebbed and flowed at the very edge of his senses, sometimes drowned by the dragging noise of his own heartbeat in his ears, sometimes becoming almost clear. And then, after he had spend so much time with the incomprehensible muttering, he began to make out individual words. Unpleasantly evocative words. Once, he thought he clearly heard a voice say ”suffocate”. And then the muttering died until he heard, or thought he heard, the word ”death”. After that he was almost certain that he had made out his own name between the whispers... but it was too soft and his ears almost seemed to block out the sound. More meaningless and wordless whispering followed these words, though this time the sounds were considerably louder. So loud that it was logically near impossible for him not to understand the words spoken, near impossible, yes, as it for an unidentifiable reason still slurred by his body in one big blur.
And then, the darkness made place for pain.
Every inch of his body was in agony, as if he was compressed into a tight space and then stretched out and then twisted, then the process repeated hundreds of times. He couldn't move any part of his body. His head felt like it was being completely crushed from the inside out by something that was probably close to being comparable to a nuclear explosion. Any and every breath he took sent shocks of pain to the very tips of his fingers and toes, making him want to cringe and yell out in his agony. But he just couldn't. ”Wake up you fool.” His head was throbbing and spinning. No matter how much he tried, it just felt as if he was stuck in the middle of a tornado, spinning around and around as his body was pressed against the closest solid object. With every word spoken by the new, clear voice a wave of excruciating jolted through him. He felt as if he couldn't take another moment of this tormenting punishment. The voice, he recognized it now as the headmaster’s , was booming in his head; sounding like each individual word was spoken through a megaphone that had been carefully implanted in his brain. ”I do not like repeating myself. Failure – perhaps you’re getting too used to it.” A tortured groan escaped his lips. He couldn't move, his body wasn't even budging to his will -- all he felt was the terrible pain Raiden was inflicting on him. And when his eyes finally obeyed; he was surrounded by white.
At first he tried to blink it away but soon enough noticed that it was no use. His eyes shifted in the general way he thought Raiden would be, now judging by the sound of his voice alone, and found a darker shade of the blinding white hovering over him which he guessed to be the headmaster. Katashi blinked a few times, once imagining that he could actually see the piercing green of the principal’s eyes, though after he had blinked some more the colour faded back to the black and white scheme he had become so familiar with. Yes, it was definitely Raiden standing there... and he did not looked pleased. Not at all. ”I shall be expecting you to get back to your duties. Failure to do so. . .” There was a pause in the words before the headmaster continued. ”. . . will result you to go permanently blind or would you rather have me tarnishing your voice this time?” The music teacher’s eyes widened at the threat, an action he instantly regretted when a splitting pain shot to his head. The colours—his eyesight... that was one thing. But he could not lose his voice and Raiden knew this. A weak point that the headmaster couldn’t help but to exploit. ”No... sir.” He felt the words slip out of his mouth in a small whisper, barely an inflection on a breath. Raiden seemed to be content with just this reply though, certain of the fact that his music teacher would be up and back to work in a matter of minutes. Another few words were spoken to assure this; but soon enough the headmaster took his leave and he was once again left alone in the small infirmary room, eyes slowly falling shut again as a wave of tiredness hit him.
He didn't know how long he waited in the black, but he felt a dead weight descend onto his body as the excruciating pain Raiden had inflicted upon him slowly left his body. His limbs felt heavy and weak, head throbbing with a dull pain that could only be described as annoying and frustrating. His chest felt restricted, as well as stiff. He couldn't move his neck, but he felt all of the original sensations come back. Heh, now was as good a time as any. ”MATSUI-SAN!” The shill voice pierced the air as soon as he had somehow managed to find the strength to sit up – while taking extra care not to move his head too much of course. In his current state he did not want to anger the headmaster even further, but he wasn’t stupid... and certainly in no mood to put himself through even more pain. ”What are you doing?! You’ve been in a coma for a WEEK! You need rest!” He just looked at her and tried to reply but all that came out was a hoarse croak. She must have noticed, as she soon summoned a glass of water that had been standing on his nightstand and hovered it over his mouth. After the soothing liquid trickled down his throat and into his stomach Katashi let out a content sigh before coughing slightly, causing the pain to flame up in the back of his head and his entire body to cringe in pain. When he opened his eyes again, she was looking at him with concern. ”Need to... get back to... work.” He croaked while somehow trying to gather the energy to stand up before actually doing so, ignoring the nurse’s mutters about Raiden’s ’insanely loyal’ teachers as he slowly swung his legs over one side of the bed.
It was right at the limit of hearing, so that at first he wasn’t totally sure he could actually hear anything. It was an almost imperceptible susurration that seemed to come from everywhere and nowhere. The sound was there, yet so far away. It was impossible to determine where it came from, and that made it impossible to make out whether it was voices or just a new fragment of his own imagination. It ebbed and flowed at the very edge of his senses, sometimes drowned by the dragging noise of his own heartbeat in his ears, sometimes becoming almost clear. And then, after he had spend so much time with the incomprehensible muttering, he began to make out individual words. Unpleasantly evocative words. Once, he thought he clearly heard a voice say ”suffocate”. And then the muttering died until he heard, or thought he heard, the word ”death”. After that he was almost certain that he had made out his own name between the whispers... but it was too soft and his ears almost seemed to block out the sound. More meaningless and wordless whispering followed these words, though this time the sounds were considerably louder. So loud that it was logically near impossible for him not to understand the words spoken, near impossible, yes, as it for an unidentifiable reason still slurred by his body in one big blur.
And then, the darkness made place for pain.
Every inch of his body was in agony, as if he was compressed into a tight space and then stretched out and then twisted, then the process repeated hundreds of times. He couldn't move any part of his body. His head felt like it was being completely crushed from the inside out by something that was probably close to being comparable to a nuclear explosion. Any and every breath he took sent shocks of pain to the very tips of his fingers and toes, making him want to cringe and yell out in his agony. But he just couldn't. ”Wake up you fool.” His head was throbbing and spinning. No matter how much he tried, it just felt as if he was stuck in the middle of a tornado, spinning around and around as his body was pressed against the closest solid object. With every word spoken by the new, clear voice a wave of excruciating jolted through him. He felt as if he couldn't take another moment of this tormenting punishment. The voice, he recognized it now as the headmaster’s , was booming in his head; sounding like each individual word was spoken through a megaphone that had been carefully implanted in his brain. ”I do not like repeating myself. Failure – perhaps you’re getting too used to it.” A tortured groan escaped his lips. He couldn't move, his body wasn't even budging to his will -- all he felt was the terrible pain Raiden was inflicting on him. And when his eyes finally obeyed; he was surrounded by white.
At first he tried to blink it away but soon enough noticed that it was no use. His eyes shifted in the general way he thought Raiden would be, now judging by the sound of his voice alone, and found a darker shade of the blinding white hovering over him which he guessed to be the headmaster. Katashi blinked a few times, once imagining that he could actually see the piercing green of the principal’s eyes, though after he had blinked some more the colour faded back to the black and white scheme he had become so familiar with. Yes, it was definitely Raiden standing there... and he did not looked pleased. Not at all. ”I shall be expecting you to get back to your duties. Failure to do so. . .” There was a pause in the words before the headmaster continued. ”. . . will result you to go permanently blind or would you rather have me tarnishing your voice this time?” The music teacher’s eyes widened at the threat, an action he instantly regretted when a splitting pain shot to his head. The colours—his eyesight... that was one thing. But he could not lose his voice and Raiden knew this. A weak point that the headmaster couldn’t help but to exploit. ”No... sir.” He felt the words slip out of his mouth in a small whisper, barely an inflection on a breath. Raiden seemed to be content with just this reply though, certain of the fact that his music teacher would be up and back to work in a matter of minutes. Another few words were spoken to assure this; but soon enough the headmaster took his leave and he was once again left alone in the small infirmary room, eyes slowly falling shut again as a wave of tiredness hit him.
He didn't know how long he waited in the black, but he felt a dead weight descend onto his body as the excruciating pain Raiden had inflicted upon him slowly left his body. His limbs felt heavy and weak, head throbbing with a dull pain that could only be described as annoying and frustrating. His chest felt restricted, as well as stiff. He couldn't move his neck, but he felt all of the original sensations come back. Heh, now was as good a time as any. ”MATSUI-SAN!” The shill voice pierced the air as soon as he had somehow managed to find the strength to sit up – while taking extra care not to move his head too much of course. In his current state he did not want to anger the headmaster even further, but he wasn’t stupid... and certainly in no mood to put himself through even more pain. ”What are you doing?! You’ve been in a coma for a WEEK! You need rest!” He just looked at her and tried to reply but all that came out was a hoarse croak. She must have noticed, as she soon summoned a glass of water that had been standing on his nightstand and hovered it over his mouth. After the soothing liquid trickled down his throat and into his stomach Katashi let out a content sigh before coughing slightly, causing the pain to flame up in the back of his head and his entire body to cringe in pain. When he opened his eyes again, she was looking at him with concern. ”Need to... get back to... work.” He croaked while somehow trying to gather the energy to stand up before actually doing so, ignoring the nurse’s mutters about Raiden’s ’insanely loyal’ teachers as he slowly swung his legs over one side of the bed.
⇡ xx Company - Nurse (NPC).xxxxLocation - Infirmary Room.xxxClothes - Pyjamas. xx ⇡
ooc - kata's coma gave me the time to catch
up. and now i've done that; he's back ;p
ooc - kata's coma gave me the time to catch
up. and now i've done that; he's back ;p