Y K S I N
Throughout all the pain and the terror that permeated his pitiful form, there was an undeniable sense of animalistic pleasure to be derived from hearing his torturer scream, her hand departing from his mouth and leaving a small parting gift.
Were there more critical thinking involved in the scenario then Kiber would have scarcely believed that he had just done that. Bitten through her finger like some kind of savage monstrosity. At least, if nothing else, he had exacted a small amount of revenge upon the queen that had captured him in the first place.
No time to enjoy the little things, hard to consider them, really.
His tongue was still half-cut and pissing out crimson that overwhelmed his mouth as his screams had died down to a gargled wail. Vengeance, after all, did nothing to lessen his own suff-
Sudden.
Sharp.
Pain.
As if all the air in the room had disappeared he gasped, his body immediately succumbing to the sickening sensation that screeched upon such a sensitive area. Tears in the eyes, a breathless heave of sheer agony. It was as if he had been overwhelmed by a sudden crippling illness, one that demanded that he curled up upon the floor, wept, vomited and never moved again. It was a feeling so horrendous that Dorn had in fact momentarily forgotten why he was strapped to this table in the first place.
It was nothing short of a miracle that the man did not faint.
AMCO
Were there more critical thinking involved in the scenario then Kiber would have scarcely believed that he had just done that. Bitten through her finger like some kind of savage monstrosity. At least, if nothing else, he had exacted a small amount of revenge upon the queen that had captured him in the first place.
No time to enjoy the little things, hard to consider them, really.
His tongue was still half-cut and pissing out crimson that overwhelmed his mouth as his screams had died down to a gargled wail. Vengeance, after all, did nothing to lessen his own suff-
Sudden.
Sharp.
Pain.
As if all the air in the room had disappeared he gasped, his body immediately succumbing to the sickening sensation that screeched upon such a sensitive area. Tears in the eyes, a breathless heave of sheer agony. It was as if he had been overwhelmed by a sudden crippling illness, one that demanded that he curled up upon the floor, wept, vomited and never moved again. It was a feeling so horrendous that Dorn had in fact momentarily forgotten why he was strapped to this table in the first place.
It was nothing short of a miracle that the man did not faint.
