Post by Imara Sophia "Immie" Deveroux on Nov 29, 2010 20:00:47 GMT -5
((Okay so I'm threading with myself, and I'll move this to threads on hold in a moment, but I need to post it to get it out of my head. I suggest Astra nooot read this thread for the sake of Raea's sanity...Julian tells Immie to get Pride before anything starts Game wise....this is what happens))
Julian had taken care of the dog. That had been very important to Immie. Immie would not go near a dog if it was the very last thing that she did. No, no, no. Not after what the doggies had done to her family. It was their fault that Sylphie and Immie had gotten caught. It was their fault she was here. They had killed daddy, ripped out his throat. Made his blood fly across the room. Their fault. All their fault. Dogs were bad. So bad. It was their fault she was all messed up. So Julian had taken care of the dog. She knew it wasn’t for her sake. It wasn’t to make her feel better. It was so that she would do the job that he had wanted her to do. This was a piece of his plan, yes, yes. It wouldn’t do if she was unable to take care of this piece. It may mean that Julian would have to do it himself and she knew he wasn’t ready to get his hands dirty yet. He wanted nothing to do with the torture of the boy, no, no. That wouldn’t impress his innocent one at all. It had to be Immie that did it, not Julian. It was her job to get the first blood for this game. And to odo that the dog needed to be gone.
Immie looked normal today. Her usual clunky, oversized combat boots were pulled up over tight black skinny leg jeans as opposed to her usual frilly tulle skirt. This was a bad thing, yes, yes. This small fact meant very bad news for the boy, because she wasn’t allowed to hurt anyone else but the boy. Julian had been very clear in that. It was bad news because Immie only wore pants if she was in a particularily sadistic mood and didn’t want to get blood on her pretty, pretty skirts. A tight blod red tank tope incased her slight top half, red the same color of her bright, maliscious eyes, hidden behind big sunglasses that nearly took up the top half of her face. She hadn’t wanted to wear the sunglasses, no, no. But Julian had pointed out to her that her red eyes could draw attention. Too much attention. It wasn’t like she could make them turn back to dark green on command like her sissy, tamed counterparts. Her eyes were forever a gorgeous gleaming red due to her feral status. Because Immie was still, very much so, a feral red fledgling. Her black and pinkish red hair was tamed as much as possible and actually fell in a straight sleek curtain. She didn’t even wear her tiara. She was trying to look normal and unassuming.
It made her more pissed to have to odo so and she intended to take this out on her poor target. Silly boy would not know what hit him. He would pay for her to have to be normal. For her to ohave to walk around here among the normal boring people without even cutting just one of them. For her having to behave and not kill or maim him. She wanted to kill him so bad. She wanted his blood was going to run down her throat. She wanted him dead. And she had no idea who he even was yet aside from a few key facts that she would need to know to do this job. Did it really matter? Immie liked death. She liked that she could play. But she’d follow Julian’s rules. No one would knw it was her who took him. No one would see him disappear. She wouldn’t kill him, though she’d make him wish she had.
Oh he’d beg for death when she was done with him.
Immie intended to take advantage of her tiny sisze and usually childish attitude to lure him in. It helped that she had no curves whatsoever…and she had taken the pains to use the cover up to get rid of her bright red mark, just in case her bangs moved to show him that it did, indeed, exist. She was a red who liked her play things. Immie may have been out of her flipping mind mental, but she focused when it came to playing.
This boy wwas nothing more than a pawn. An important pawn. But a pawn. And taking him off the board started this mad game of chess. And Immie was happy to play the piece that would start all the dominos in their descent. She tilted her head slightly as she realized that she had mixed her games up there. Oh well. She shrugged and continued her skipping step.
And then she saw him.
He was frowning which nearly made her giggle. Looking for his little puppy dog, was he? Poor little boy. His mind was strong which annoyed the hell out of her. It meant she couldn’t simply compel him to follow her. She had to rely on tricking him where she wanted him and than she could compel him. She had to ojust get out of this damn House first. Easy. Play the scared little girl and he would come running to help. She’d been watching. Silly, helpful boy. Not innocent and light, no, he had seen too much to be that way. But he was so good that Immie was happy to make him her play thing.
But first to get him out of the House.
She pulled on the little sad face, the little kid face, the one that she knew would get the most affect from him, yes, yes. She knew this for a fact. And when she got close enough it did work. He looked up from his own frowning and noticed her standing there and getting closer, sniffling now, the glasses hiding the fact that no tears fell from her face. ”Can you help me, mister?” she asked in a tiny, very French accented voice.
She watched as he grew concerned and straightened, turning towards her and taking a quick look over her. ”What’s wrong? he asked. And she knew she had scored with this one, yes yes. Too worried about other people, too curious and nosy not to take the bait. She had planned on that one! Yes she had! And he fell for it. It nearly made her bounce up and down happily when he took her bait in stride. This one would be so easy to break. She already knew which of his buttons to break. Or was the term buttons to push? She preferred breaking them. Then again…Immie preferred breaking everything so this wasn’t knew, no, not at all.
”I dun know how I got in here!” she said, sniffling and she saw the concern growing on his face. Hook. Like. And sinker. ”Can you help me get out of here?” she asked with a hopeful look on her face. She was good at this play pretend shit, it was how she got all her playmates. But this one was important, so important. She had to be careful not to push this one too hard because she needed to get this one to go owith her so she could do her part and spill the first blood of this game. He had to wish he was dead. He had to wish he had never been born. He had to think he wasn’t good enough to protect the innocent one and push her away himself. Immie had done it before, it was easy with the noble ones like this one. So easy because they were so big into justice. It nearly made her scoff.
He nodded and held out his hand, which she took. Foolish boy would walk right out of here all on his own. And he did. She waited until she got past the gate…waiting until they were a little farther out…out of sight…no one could see…and then WHAM! She hit him with her compel, knocking him clear out. The next part was fun. She grabbed the collar of his shirt and started skipping, dragging him down the hill to the Nightmare House.
Poor boy would wish he was dead.
Outfit: HERE
Julian had taken care of the dog. That had been very important to Immie. Immie would not go near a dog if it was the very last thing that she did. No, no, no. Not after what the doggies had done to her family. It was their fault that Sylphie and Immie had gotten caught. It was their fault she was here. They had killed daddy, ripped out his throat. Made his blood fly across the room. Their fault. All their fault. Dogs were bad. So bad. It was their fault she was all messed up. So Julian had taken care of the dog. She knew it wasn’t for her sake. It wasn’t to make her feel better. It was so that she would do the job that he had wanted her to do. This was a piece of his plan, yes, yes. It wouldn’t do if she was unable to take care of this piece. It may mean that Julian would have to do it himself and she knew he wasn’t ready to get his hands dirty yet. He wanted nothing to do with the torture of the boy, no, no. That wouldn’t impress his innocent one at all. It had to be Immie that did it, not Julian. It was her job to get the first blood for this game. And to odo that the dog needed to be gone.
Immie looked normal today. Her usual clunky, oversized combat boots were pulled up over tight black skinny leg jeans as opposed to her usual frilly tulle skirt. This was a bad thing, yes, yes. This small fact meant very bad news for the boy, because she wasn’t allowed to hurt anyone else but the boy. Julian had been very clear in that. It was bad news because Immie only wore pants if she was in a particularily sadistic mood and didn’t want to get blood on her pretty, pretty skirts. A tight blod red tank tope incased her slight top half, red the same color of her bright, maliscious eyes, hidden behind big sunglasses that nearly took up the top half of her face. She hadn’t wanted to wear the sunglasses, no, no. But Julian had pointed out to her that her red eyes could draw attention. Too much attention. It wasn’t like she could make them turn back to dark green on command like her sissy, tamed counterparts. Her eyes were forever a gorgeous gleaming red due to her feral status. Because Immie was still, very much so, a feral red fledgling. Her black and pinkish red hair was tamed as much as possible and actually fell in a straight sleek curtain. She didn’t even wear her tiara. She was trying to look normal and unassuming.
It made her more pissed to have to odo so and she intended to take this out on her poor target. Silly boy would not know what hit him. He would pay for her to have to be normal. For her to ohave to walk around here among the normal boring people without even cutting just one of them. For her having to behave and not kill or maim him. She wanted to kill him so bad. She wanted his blood was going to run down her throat. She wanted him dead. And she had no idea who he even was yet aside from a few key facts that she would need to know to do this job. Did it really matter? Immie liked death. She liked that she could play. But she’d follow Julian’s rules. No one would knw it was her who took him. No one would see him disappear. She wouldn’t kill him, though she’d make him wish she had.
Oh he’d beg for death when she was done with him.
Immie intended to take advantage of her tiny sisze and usually childish attitude to lure him in. It helped that she had no curves whatsoever…and she had taken the pains to use the cover up to get rid of her bright red mark, just in case her bangs moved to show him that it did, indeed, exist. She was a red who liked her play things. Immie may have been out of her flipping mind mental, but she focused when it came to playing.
This boy wwas nothing more than a pawn. An important pawn. But a pawn. And taking him off the board started this mad game of chess. And Immie was happy to play the piece that would start all the dominos in their descent. She tilted her head slightly as she realized that she had mixed her games up there. Oh well. She shrugged and continued her skipping step.
And then she saw him.
He was frowning which nearly made her giggle. Looking for his little puppy dog, was he? Poor little boy. His mind was strong which annoyed the hell out of her. It meant she couldn’t simply compel him to follow her. She had to rely on tricking him where she wanted him and than she could compel him. She had to ojust get out of this damn House first. Easy. Play the scared little girl and he would come running to help. She’d been watching. Silly, helpful boy. Not innocent and light, no, he had seen too much to be that way. But he was so good that Immie was happy to make him her play thing.
But first to get him out of the House.
She pulled on the little sad face, the little kid face, the one that she knew would get the most affect from him, yes, yes. She knew this for a fact. And when she got close enough it did work. He looked up from his own frowning and noticed her standing there and getting closer, sniffling now, the glasses hiding the fact that no tears fell from her face. ”Can you help me, mister?” she asked in a tiny, very French accented voice.
She watched as he grew concerned and straightened, turning towards her and taking a quick look over her. ”What’s wrong? he asked. And she knew she had scored with this one, yes yes. Too worried about other people, too curious and nosy not to take the bait. She had planned on that one! Yes she had! And he fell for it. It nearly made her bounce up and down happily when he took her bait in stride. This one would be so easy to break. She already knew which of his buttons to break. Or was the term buttons to push? She preferred breaking them. Then again…Immie preferred breaking everything so this wasn’t knew, no, not at all.
”I dun know how I got in here!” she said, sniffling and she saw the concern growing on his face. Hook. Like. And sinker. ”Can you help me get out of here?” she asked with a hopeful look on her face. She was good at this play pretend shit, it was how she got all her playmates. But this one was important, so important. She had to be careful not to push this one too hard because she needed to get this one to go owith her so she could do her part and spill the first blood of this game. He had to wish he was dead. He had to wish he had never been born. He had to think he wasn’t good enough to protect the innocent one and push her away himself. Immie had done it before, it was easy with the noble ones like this one. So easy because they were so big into justice. It nearly made her scoff.
He nodded and held out his hand, which she took. Foolish boy would walk right out of here all on his own. And he did. She waited until she got past the gate…waiting until they were a little farther out…out of sight…no one could see…and then WHAM! She hit him with her compel, knocking him clear out. The next part was fun. She grabbed the collar of his shirt and started skipping, dragging him down the hill to the Nightmare House.
Poor boy would wish he was dead.
Outfit: HERE