Dead Man's Party
Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2018 2:10 pm
((Coming from The Gazebo))
After Dolly's death Cillian began to wander, his face covered in blood, as well as his clothes. The rain poured down, and as blood started to drain from his skin, there became a trail behind him. And, as he truly wasn't paying attention to where he was going as Haddy pulled him along, he entered the cave and walked futher until he was all the way inside.
As Haddy let him go, Cillian was left in pitch black. His ice eyes widened in fear and he froze immediately as he started to whimper. He was sure he was back in his room. The room where he spent years.
"Noooo..." Cillian whimpered, "Not again, please."
"Stay still Cillian, it will only hurt more if you move."
"But, I'll be a good boy! I promise!"
The needle stuck into his stomach felt like a million bee-stings, and he could only whimper as the effect took on quickly.
"Nooo," he began to cry, as he couldn't struggle any more.
"Get the jacket, and take him back to his cell."
The men in white coats took his coat and placed it on him, moving his arms around. He couldn't fight back, he could only watch vacantly as his ice blue eyes poured tears out.
"Sick little shit, I don't even know why they let him live. You hear what he did to his foster parents?"
"Yeah," the other man said as he pulled the straps tight. His face was twisted in anger, and he pulled tighter. Too tight for poor Cillian. A cracking sound was heard, but all Cillian could do was whimper. And let more tears fall.
"Yeah," the man echoed his companion, "this boy deserves to be put on death-row."
They picked up his little body, only 14 years old at the time, and carried him down the stairs. The only light was a small uncovered bulb, like those old time interrogation rooms. To the left was a dark, dirty iron door. Locks galore covered the front of it, many of them relatively new.
The man holding Cillian's feet let go and went to unlock the doors. The one holding his arms dropped Cillian as well, letting his head hit the ground. Cillian blacked out.
"Pleeease," Cillian cried freely as he started to pull at his shirt, "Don't leave meeeee. It's so dark, and I'm so alone."
He fell to his knees, his arms wrapping around him. He was reliving the years, the years of being placed in the dark. How he hated the dark, almost has much as he hated the solitude. The blood, it was washed off his skin. And he was cold.
Cillian awoke to the familiar feeling of darkness. His mind in control of his body again, he started to scream.
"No! No! Let me out, I'll be a good boy! Let me go! I miss the light! Let me play, I want to play in the light! I don't want to be alone!"
He tried to kick, to move. It was hard to even sit up right with his arms wrapped to tightly around him, and his breathing was tight. The pain in his ribs kicked in, some of them had to be cracked.
"Owwww," he moaned, "please. I will be good, I promise. I just want to play."
He cried more, his head laying on the padded floor. The faint white could barely be seen in the darkness. All alone.
Cillian sat in the cave and cried, huddled in the fetal position as the darkness engulfed him.
After Dolly's death Cillian began to wander, his face covered in blood, as well as his clothes. The rain poured down, and as blood started to drain from his skin, there became a trail behind him. And, as he truly wasn't paying attention to where he was going as Haddy pulled him along, he entered the cave and walked futher until he was all the way inside.
As Haddy let him go, Cillian was left in pitch black. His ice eyes widened in fear and he froze immediately as he started to whimper. He was sure he was back in his room. The room where he spent years.
"Noooo..." Cillian whimpered, "Not again, please."
"Stay still Cillian, it will only hurt more if you move."
"But, I'll be a good boy! I promise!"
The needle stuck into his stomach felt like a million bee-stings, and he could only whimper as the effect took on quickly.
"Nooo," he began to cry, as he couldn't struggle any more.
"Get the jacket, and take him back to his cell."
The men in white coats took his coat and placed it on him, moving his arms around. He couldn't fight back, he could only watch vacantly as his ice blue eyes poured tears out.
"Sick little shit, I don't even know why they let him live. You hear what he did to his foster parents?"
"Yeah," the other man said as he pulled the straps tight. His face was twisted in anger, and he pulled tighter. Too tight for poor Cillian. A cracking sound was heard, but all Cillian could do was whimper. And let more tears fall.
"Yeah," the man echoed his companion, "this boy deserves to be put on death-row."
They picked up his little body, only 14 years old at the time, and carried him down the stairs. The only light was a small uncovered bulb, like those old time interrogation rooms. To the left was a dark, dirty iron door. Locks galore covered the front of it, many of them relatively new.
The man holding Cillian's feet let go and went to unlock the doors. The one holding his arms dropped Cillian as well, letting his head hit the ground. Cillian blacked out.
"Pleeease," Cillian cried freely as he started to pull at his shirt, "Don't leave meeeee. It's so dark, and I'm so alone."
He fell to his knees, his arms wrapping around him. He was reliving the years, the years of being placed in the dark. How he hated the dark, almost has much as he hated the solitude. The blood, it was washed off his skin. And he was cold.
Cillian awoke to the familiar feeling of darkness. His mind in control of his body again, he started to scream.
"No! No! Let me out, I'll be a good boy! Let me go! I miss the light! Let me play, I want to play in the light! I don't want to be alone!"
He tried to kick, to move. It was hard to even sit up right with his arms wrapped to tightly around him, and his breathing was tight. The pain in his ribs kicked in, some of them had to be cracked.
"Owwww," he moaned, "please. I will be good, I promise. I just want to play."
He cried more, his head laying on the padded floor. The faint white could barely be seen in the darkness. All alone.
Cillian sat in the cave and cried, huddled in the fetal position as the darkness engulfed him.