Anara Valnor
The Crimson Siren
"You are mine now."
Nightmares of times long past tormented her sleep, causing her to toss and turn, soft whimpers escaping her lips. Eventually her mind could no longer take the attacks of her inner demons and so she woke, slowly. A groan and harsh exhalation were the first indications that she was awake. Next vibrant amber eyes fluttered open, her eyes blinking the sleep away as her eyes adjusted to the dark room. She yawned, rolling from her side and onto her back as her forearm came to rest upon her forehead.
Her body was stiff, her neck oddly sore on one side, and her limbs felt heavy. Must of had a crazy night. As another yawn passed her lips she allowed her eyes to slide closed, her waking mind piecing together everything that had transpired the night before. She remembered getting drunk and taking a good amount of pixie, but there was more. Her night hadn't been a simple night of getting lost in alcohol, music, and drugs. No, there had been a man, a demonic man, and Zaiden?
Her brow knit together as everything came rushing back, but was any of it real? It didn't feel real and seemed more something her addled mind had created. Quickly the arm atop her forehead shifted and she placed her hand against her neck, the area more than sore. There was a spot on her neck that was actually quite painful; the spot where the man possessed by the Darkness had bit her. Frak... She remembered trying to save him and herself, but then everything went oddly fuzzy. As she struggled to muddle through the fog in her mind, a scent that was familiar and yet unfamiliar all at once assaulted her nose. It smelled like a man's cologne of some kind, but she didn't recall bringing a man home. In fact she couldn't remember anything after...
She inhaled sharply, her body going painfully rigid as she realized that she was not alone nor was she in her own bed. Adrenaline flooded her system, causing her head to bound as the hangover she had thought she avoided reared its ugly head. Her head throbbed in time with her racing heart, causing her to groan softly and place her forearm across her eyes. She had gone from a bad situation the previous night to a worse one, but now that all paled in comparison to her raging headache.
@Christian Slade