Poprockz
The perverted lady
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"Over time, he is going to slowly give us more privileges.... to try and run is a suicidal idea.... That's why he has the dogs. Not to keep us in, but to protect us from what might come after us."
Over the course of Cora's informational monologue, Sayori's expression had simply become more hopeless with every sentence. So the General had moved them to a very special place, designed by him to be inescapable. There were no neighbors, and no one would come to visit unless they knew the General personally and he had invited them over. Eventually they would be free to roam as they liked, simply because he knew they couldn't run away without him scooping them back up again to return them back to their own slice of hell.
Their only hope was to be rescued by someone who could actually make it in and out without raising suspicion, who could protect everyone from the wildlife, and who even realized they were there and needed saving. That would likely never happen. Sabastian could protect them, as could Quint, but Kuznet's men would be upon them before they could get very far at all. The only good things about all of this were that she wouldn't be alone, and that she would be allowed to at enjoy the sunlight on her skin. At what point would even the sunlight start to feel hollow though.
"Thanks." Sayori said in a small voice, not sure quite what to say beyond that. What more was there to say?
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Bowie bobbed his head when Vin thanked him, knowing that he had done a good job to get the long haired one to a safe placed. With that, he curled back up on Vin's lap, simply resting as the two men talked.
"I don't know exactly what happened, or why, but yeah. That motherfucke- *coughing fit*
He tricked me Dave. I don't know why he did it, but he...wanted me to take him to Cora."
So it was Cora the General was after? What was their relationship, and why did he want her? She was a beautiful woman, but he didn't understand why seemingly a stranger would want to capture her like that, going to such great lengths.
It was a sobering thought to think that if he had tried to prevent something from happening, that it would have landed them in even deeper sit. This was dangerous stuff. He knew back when the soldier first approached him that it would be dangerous being associated with rebels, trading information and supplies, but he never got used to it. He used to be a simple bartender who did magic tricks, not having to worry about who would vanish next or which one of his friends would be beaten to pulp.
"Hey." Dave said firmly, putting a and on Vin's chest and firmly pushing him back against the wall. "Rest. Your body is really fucked right now, and I'll be damned if one of your likely broken ribs punctures your lung or something." He had a no-nonsense look on is face, the sort where he was deathly serious and willing to enforce this "request."
"It's probably very early morning right now, still dark. After the day is over, I'm going to take you to the rendezvous point and get you out of here. The people who have a camp who are against the corruption in the military, "rebels" you might say, are going to pick you up and take you to their base. Talk to them. See if they know anything or are able to help save her. I don't know what he wants with her, but it can't be insignificant and it can't be good."
Over the course of Cora's informational monologue, Sayori's expression had simply become more hopeless with every sentence. So the General had moved them to a very special place, designed by him to be inescapable. There were no neighbors, and no one would come to visit unless they knew the General personally and he had invited them over. Eventually they would be free to roam as they liked, simply because he knew they couldn't run away without him scooping them back up again to return them back to their own slice of hell.
Their only hope was to be rescued by someone who could actually make it in and out without raising suspicion, who could protect everyone from the wildlife, and who even realized they were there and needed saving. That would likely never happen. Sabastian could protect them, as could Quint, but Kuznet's men would be upon them before they could get very far at all. The only good things about all of this were that she wouldn't be alone, and that she would be allowed to at enjoy the sunlight on her skin. At what point would even the sunlight start to feel hollow though.
"Thanks." Sayori said in a small voice, not sure quite what to say beyond that. What more was there to say?
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Bowie bobbed his head when Vin thanked him, knowing that he had done a good job to get the long haired one to a safe placed. With that, he curled back up on Vin's lap, simply resting as the two men talked.
"I don't know exactly what happened, or why, but yeah. That motherfucke- *coughing fit*
He tricked me Dave. I don't know why he did it, but he...wanted me to take him to Cora."
So it was Cora the General was after? What was their relationship, and why did he want her? She was a beautiful woman, but he didn't understand why seemingly a stranger would want to capture her like that, going to such great lengths.
It was a sobering thought to think that if he had tried to prevent something from happening, that it would have landed them in even deeper sit. This was dangerous stuff. He knew back when the soldier first approached him that it would be dangerous being associated with rebels, trading information and supplies, but he never got used to it. He used to be a simple bartender who did magic tricks, not having to worry about who would vanish next or which one of his friends would be beaten to pulp.
"Hey." Dave said firmly, putting a and on Vin's chest and firmly pushing him back against the wall. "Rest. Your body is really fucked right now, and I'll be damned if one of your likely broken ribs punctures your lung or something." He had a no-nonsense look on is face, the sort where he was deathly serious and willing to enforce this "request."
"It's probably very early morning right now, still dark. After the day is over, I'm going to take you to the rendezvous point and get you out of here. The people who have a camp who are against the corruption in the military, "rebels" you might say, are going to pick you up and take you to their base. Talk to them. See if they know anything or are able to help save her. I don't know what he wants with her, but it can't be insignificant and it can't be good."