Enthralled
The muted grey of the durasteel ceiling greeted Yuria as it always did every morning, contrasting so sharply with deep blues and azure oceans she dreamt about. She surpressed those memories as quickly as she could, memories of home only ever brought despair to her current reality. She sat up on her prison bed, rubbing her eyes for a minute as she prepared for another day of the monotony that was the rest of her life. She had lost count how long it had been since the Sith had imprisoned her here.
As she stood up and stretched she noted that her room was still dark. That wasn't exactly out of the norm and she often woke up before reveille. She meandered over to the door, perhaps today the guards would be nice enough and let her go to the galley early, she prefered to eat her meals alone and breakfast got especially busy.
She reached out for the door buzzer but to her surprise there was nothing there, no panel, not even the wall. She reached out again and was greeted by yet more empty space. She had made the same trip from her bed to her door everyday for the past hundred days and every single time she walked it it had been exactly five steps. She took a step forward, expecting to walk into the cell door. Nothing. She took another, then two and still she was greeted by empty space. Confusion mounted as she looked around for any clues to her conundrum but struggled to see in the pitch black. Had her cell always been this dark? Was this even her cell?
She felt the synthetic muscles in her neck tighten as panic start to set in. It was only made worse when she realized she couldn't remember yesterday evening. She started creeping back towards her bed, arms stretched out trying to feel for anything.
That's when she heard something stir in the dark. Someone or something was in here with her. She tried to muster up the courage to challenge it, to ask who was there, demand to know where she was. All her vocoder could manage was a whimper.
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