DeliciousMaiden
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Bridget (Brid) Taylor
Bridget walked on, her step light, but determined.
She did not know where she was going, but yet, she did.
She moved without pause crossing the street, walking downwards, glancing at the highway for mere seconds, before hastening lightly to cut through the parkway and then moving through trees towards the yet unseen pond.
Had she stopped to think she would have questioned how she “knew” where to go.
Had she stopped to reflect, she would have realised that in “normal” circumstances walking in this area at this time of night, without anyone knowing she was out could be deemed … foolish at best!
As it was, she had an appointment to meet a serial killer and no one knew where she had gone or why.
Her actions were tantamount to suicidal!
But she didn’t stop and think.
There was no room for thought or care of personal safetly.
Her mind was totally focused on “him”:
On the man who was the real victim in all this.
She didn’t know why she believed him to be a victim, but she did.
Behind all the hatred and murder and anger there was … something … much more sinister and deadly.
Something he could not control alone.
Only with her help did they stand a chance of stopping further killings.
And yet, she had not reasoned that out.
She felt it somehow and knew it was so.
Her mind was so full of him, of them that she could not reflect on her own safety.
She was in danger, powerless and it was all illogical, and yet it made perfect sense.
It was what she had to do.
Her mind was filled now. She was close and she knew it.
Brid’s feet moved slowly, picking their way along the grass.
Her feet almost matching the unseen footprints of the being who had preceded her to this place.
The feeling of closeness was overwhelming.
A oneness and then…
...nothing…
Brid almost cried out with a feeling of loss as he left her.
She stood, bereft, confused as he slipped away, beyond her.
She looked around as if suddenly aware of her actions, or her surroundings.
For the first time, she saw the night through her own eyes.
She could not remember how she had gotten there.
She realised that she did not even know for certain where it was she had ended up.
For the briefest of moments panic overwhelmed her as she turned her head glancing desperately this way and that, her body circling as she remained unable to get her bearings,
unable that is until she saw it...
… the water… Diamond pond ...
It was as if he had spoken to her again.
She took a deep steadying breath.
This is where she had to come.
Her mind filled once more as she tried to reach out to him.
Slowly, assured and calm once more, Bridget walked slowly towards the water.
Her eyes grazed the surface, watching the moonlit reflections contrasting with the dark shadows undulating below.
The sight gave her a better understanding of the one she had been called to help.
He too had a surface that she would see, but beyond that seemingly tranquil appearance she would find the sinister currents that ran through him.
Bridget stood, she took a deep breath, her mind emptying, fully this time, and reaching out ...
and yet ... all was still silent and void…
"It is good to finally meet you, Miss Taylor"
The voice did not make Bridget jump.
The words might almost have been spoken by the dark waters.
It did not seem strange or unfamiliar.
She had heard him before, speaking in her head.
That internal voice drawing her to this place had been as real as his words to her now.
And yet this was a voice that spoke externally.
Bridget turned towards the sound.
She knew that she had "heard" his words not only with ears, but also with her mind, her very soul.
As if mesmerised, Bridget’s feet worked, as of their own accord, closing the short distance to bring her to stand before the one she sought.
Bridget looked down at the kneeling figure before her.
As he lifted his face, she saw his features a study of moonlight and shadow.
Their gaze met and held.
His face was strange and yet familiar.
"It has been much too long"
The words were softly spoken.
Brid found herself agreeing.
”Yes … is he here with you?”
She questioned, searching his eyes for signs of the one who threatened them both.
Her words were calm, matter of fact.
”What can I do to help you both…?”
He did not answer immediately, but began to draw himself upright.
Bridget stood her ground and watched as the man slowly straightened allowing her to fully take in his towering muscular form.
She remained motionless and silent until he looked down at her.
Their eyes and minds merged.
He knew she felt dwarfed by him, that she found his physique alone intimidating.
She was all to aware of his physical ability to kill.
She knew he was not trying to scare her, merely showing her just what it was he had to physically deal with, to control.
Bridget ran her eyes over his muscular torso.
The body was a challenge in itself and yet she knew that the mental struggle would be the real threat.
There was something more powerful that he needed her help with.
She raised her eyes to his, not understanding what it was he wanted from her.
” ... you have to show me what I can do?
How can I help you ... control … this…”
She asked softly.
She wanted to reassure, to help, but did not know how to.
She turned questioning eyes to him once more.
He felt her sympathy, her compassion and yet, at present, he sensed no fear ...
Bridget walked on, her step light, but determined.
She did not know where she was going, but yet, she did.
She moved without pause crossing the street, walking downwards, glancing at the highway for mere seconds, before hastening lightly to cut through the parkway and then moving through trees towards the yet unseen pond.
Had she stopped to think she would have questioned how she “knew” where to go.
Had she stopped to reflect, she would have realised that in “normal” circumstances walking in this area at this time of night, without anyone knowing she was out could be deemed … foolish at best!
As it was, she had an appointment to meet a serial killer and no one knew where she had gone or why.
Her actions were tantamount to suicidal!
But she didn’t stop and think.
There was no room for thought or care of personal safetly.
Her mind was totally focused on “him”:
On the man who was the real victim in all this.
She didn’t know why she believed him to be a victim, but she did.
Behind all the hatred and murder and anger there was … something … much more sinister and deadly.
Something he could not control alone.
Only with her help did they stand a chance of stopping further killings.
And yet, she had not reasoned that out.
She felt it somehow and knew it was so.
Her mind was so full of him, of them that she could not reflect on her own safety.
She was in danger, powerless and it was all illogical, and yet it made perfect sense.
It was what she had to do.
Her mind was filled now. She was close and she knew it.
Brid’s feet moved slowly, picking their way along the grass.
Her feet almost matching the unseen footprints of the being who had preceded her to this place.
The feeling of closeness was overwhelming.
A oneness and then…
...nothing…
Brid almost cried out with a feeling of loss as he left her.
She stood, bereft, confused as he slipped away, beyond her.
She looked around as if suddenly aware of her actions, or her surroundings.
For the first time, she saw the night through her own eyes.
She could not remember how she had gotten there.
She realised that she did not even know for certain where it was she had ended up.
For the briefest of moments panic overwhelmed her as she turned her head glancing desperately this way and that, her body circling as she remained unable to get her bearings,
unable that is until she saw it...
… the water… Diamond pond ...
It was as if he had spoken to her again.
She took a deep steadying breath.
This is where she had to come.
Her mind filled once more as she tried to reach out to him.
Slowly, assured and calm once more, Bridget walked slowly towards the water.
Her eyes grazed the surface, watching the moonlit reflections contrasting with the dark shadows undulating below.
The sight gave her a better understanding of the one she had been called to help.
He too had a surface that she would see, but beyond that seemingly tranquil appearance she would find the sinister currents that ran through him.
Bridget stood, she took a deep breath, her mind emptying, fully this time, and reaching out ...
and yet ... all was still silent and void…
"It is good to finally meet you, Miss Taylor"
The voice did not make Bridget jump.
The words might almost have been spoken by the dark waters.
It did not seem strange or unfamiliar.
She had heard him before, speaking in her head.
That internal voice drawing her to this place had been as real as his words to her now.
And yet this was a voice that spoke externally.
Bridget turned towards the sound.
She knew that she had "heard" his words not only with ears, but also with her mind, her very soul.
As if mesmerised, Bridget’s feet worked, as of their own accord, closing the short distance to bring her to stand before the one she sought.
Bridget looked down at the kneeling figure before her.
As he lifted his face, she saw his features a study of moonlight and shadow.
Their gaze met and held.
His face was strange and yet familiar.
"It has been much too long"
The words were softly spoken.
Brid found herself agreeing.
”Yes … is he here with you?”
She questioned, searching his eyes for signs of the one who threatened them both.
Her words were calm, matter of fact.
”What can I do to help you both…?”
He did not answer immediately, but began to draw himself upright.
Bridget stood her ground and watched as the man slowly straightened allowing her to fully take in his towering muscular form.
She remained motionless and silent until he looked down at her.
Their eyes and minds merged.
He knew she felt dwarfed by him, that she found his physique alone intimidating.
She was all to aware of his physical ability to kill.
She knew he was not trying to scare her, merely showing her just what it was he had to physically deal with, to control.
Bridget ran her eyes over his muscular torso.
The body was a challenge in itself and yet she knew that the mental struggle would be the real threat.
There was something more powerful that he needed her help with.
She raised her eyes to his, not understanding what it was he wanted from her.
” ... you have to show me what I can do?
How can I help you ... control … this…”
She asked softly.
She wanted to reassure, to help, but did not know how to.
She turned questioning eyes to him once more.
He felt her sympathy, her compassion and yet, at present, he sensed no fear ...