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Been sleeping
Tue Jun 24, 2014 2:56 pm
In a small clearing in the forest, a patch of snow covered someone lying facedown on the ground. Which... was completely unnatural and there probably wasn’t any other snow in the entire city. The unconscious individual seemed to stir a bit. The frozen precipitation wasn’t melting on his back, and felt strangely warm on his skin. He concluded that he must have been freezing to death, he was dead, he was sure he was dead. He didn’t feel a need to fight it. No such will to live arose from within him, and he simply drudged on in his state of unconsciousness. This must’ve been the part where he waited to die, he thought. He didn’t see any flashing images or suddenly feel moved by every single regret in his life, so he must’ve been fine with dying. Maybe he was a bad person and this was his ultimate punishment: ceasing to exist. Eventually he would fall asleep, and stay asleep.
He suddenly became alert. He swore he heard someone’s voice. It was really quiet, but he knew he heard it. He tried to remember what the voice had said to no avail. Then he realized he didn’t remember what the voice even sounded like and was suddenly gripped with panic. Who’s voice was it he wondered. What did they say? Why do I even care?
He was prepared to try and encode the voice into his memory but it was even fainter than the last time. As he struggled he came to realize that he couldn't remember anything. Not the voice, not his life- nothing. He needed to know. That voice brought him back to life. He gasped as he drew in a big gulp of air. He lay there panting as he tried to force his eyes opened. Now awake, he could feel his body, but he couldn't move it. He wondered if he had actually frozen to death, but the warm air he took in suggested otherwise. He wasn't exactly numb either. It kinda hurt all over the place. He was probably right about almost being dead though. His eyes finally popped open. Everything seemed kinda blurry. He squinted, straining to see around himself but everything came into focus all at once. There was definitely snow on him, but it definitely wasn't snowing outside. It wasn't all white snow either. There was blood everywhere he looked- or rather could look. He was drenched with fresh blood. And none of it was his.
‘I-... ov-... yo-....’
He suddenly became alert. He swore he heard someone’s voice. It was really quiet, but he knew he heard it. He tried to remember what the voice had said to no avail. Then he realized he didn’t remember what the voice even sounded like and was suddenly gripped with panic. Who’s voice was it he wondered. What did they say? Why do I even care?
“I-....ry...”
He was prepared to try and encode the voice into his memory but it was even fainter than the last time. As he struggled he came to realize that he couldn't remember anything. Not the voice, not his life- nothing. He needed to know. That voice brought him back to life. He gasped as he drew in a big gulp of air. He lay there panting as he tried to force his eyes opened. Now awake, he could feel his body, but he couldn't move it. He wondered if he had actually frozen to death, but the warm air he took in suggested otherwise. He wasn't exactly numb either. It kinda hurt all over the place. He was probably right about almost being dead though. His eyes finally popped open. Everything seemed kinda blurry. He squinted, straining to see around himself but everything came into focus all at once. There was definitely snow on him, but it definitely wasn't snowing outside. It wasn't all white snow either. There was blood everywhere he looked- or rather could look. He was drenched with fresh blood. And none of it was his.
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- HayukoBearer Of Hell
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Re: Been sleeping
Wed Jun 25, 2014 2:01 am
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Artist: Spiral of unconscious - Song:東方アレンジ】ハルトマンの妖怪少女 - Word Count: 606
Hayuko stepped into the forest after finally escaping the clutches of the city. For him there was just too much life, too many people; the boisterous noises that surrounded the concept of “City Life” was just too much of a nuisance for Hayuko. So what else is someone who is deterred away from city life going to do? He’s going to head into the forest clearly. He breathed in profoundly, taking in the fresh air of the forest as he stepped on the soft grass underneath him. Step by step you could hear the crunching sounds of the leaves underneath him, as they were slightly seared after every step Hayuko took; almost like a trail revealing exactly where he was. The weather was indeed hot and humid, with every breath of air you could almost feel the water inside the air materializing; it was just that humid. Clothes began to stick to every part of Hayuko’s body, but of course he himself didn’t mind the heat. To him this hot weather was like being hit with a nice cool breeze in the mountains. He continued absent mindedly browsing through the forest, walking past hundreds and hundreds of trees and for what sake? He wasn’t on some sort of exploration, he was just looking for some peace of mind. After all the mental state of the human body was extremely important, even more so for someone like Hayuko; who has to spend every waking moment of his life with the indomitable spirit of hell gnawing at his very existence day in and day out. This ongoing struggle was one that would cause nearly anybody to go mad; even iron willed Hayuko, and because of this he takes these absentminded walks. To refortify his frame of mind, to simply enjoy his life.
This would soon lead him to a new adventure, one he was not expecting; and probably one he could care less about. Usually being extremely perceptive about his environment, his focus tends to drop quite a bit on his rambling walks. This led to one very uncomfortable encounter in the forest; or at least for the other guy.
Hayuko had continued to stumble upon the forest, when he could almost feel the temperature around him drop just a little bit. He continued in that direction, until he could almost feel the cold underneath him. Taking just one extra step, Hayuko had completely stepped on a man who had been laying on the floor. Although it took him quite a bit to realize this, as he felt his foot wasn’t on the ground. He lifted his foot up, and while stepping on the man might’ve hurt; it wouldn’t do any lasting damage to the man.
Hayuko soon looked down at the man. Standing above him at a redeeming six foot one; hayuko stared down with his menacing blood red eyes. His entire face had been covered by the dark grey hoodie he was wearing, making his ferocious eyes stand out even more. It was a look that could stir up a panic in most people, as their usually too terrified to stare him straight in the eyes. Despite his initial appearances he was actually quite the kind person; but in this particular run in, he was so lackadaisical that he hadn’t realized he had just stepped on a man. He only continued to glance down at him slightly tilting his head to the side, wondering what anybody would ever be doing this deep in the forest. Hayuko completely turned a blind eye to the blood, as he was probably too out of it to even notice that.