Black hair, soft strands and
curls. A tongue running over for a taste of his lips and tracing over the shape
of his fuller, lower lip. Kym parted them, taking a long breath in, and pressed
his hands up to the glass above him.
"He's awake," came a voice from somewhere else in
the room.
"Good, let him out."
A hiss of air. Kym's pulse sped as he braced his limbs
against the case he seemed to be within. His feet were bare, the cold of the
case's material pressed over the underside of his foot as he found the lower
edge.
"He's frightened," one voice observed.
"He probably should be," another said, quite
detached.
The glass roof casting his vague ghost reflection eased
itself off in a slow retraction moving from his head down to his toes. Kym's
hands found purchase on the edges of the frame of the case and, lifting
himself, the room beyond his case began to come into view.
Dark, cold, unwelcoming. Kym blinked over his deep and dark
blue eyes turning to take in the lay of the room about him.
"You'll never find your way out of here," the
formally detached voice taunted cruelly.
There was a door, just...over there in front of him. The
strands of hair which curled toward the ends brushed over his skin as he lifted
his head back, taking in what was shown above. Nothing much more than a speaker
in the ceiling.
The rim of the case was rough over his fingers, the shape
dug in as he pressed down through his hands and brought himself to a stand.
More cases. Open ones. A frown found its way over Kym's eyes, a foreign feeling
for certain. He didn't frown a lot, hardly ever actually.
"It's cold in here," he announced, maybe to
himself if no-one else was here with him. A breeze flew across and around the
room, hitting him, breathing against him. Kym's eyes found their way over to
his hands and from there down to his waist. ^Naked.^ Naked as the day he
was born, no wonder it was cold.
"Start running Gerrett, we'll see how far you
get," that voice again, taunting, laughing at him.
Gerrett? Oh yes, his
name. Not Kym at all then. Kym was his middle name, something he'd gone by on
the odd occasion. This was definitely an odd occasion.Gerrett, found in 'Gerrett's Tale' working title.
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