Post by Kitty Davis on Feb 6, 2015 21:19:41 GMT -5
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DONE BY MYST!
DONE BY MYST!
if god is on our side
then god is a joker, asleep on the job his children fall over
Kitty groaned as she slowly opened her eyes and squinted up at the bright blue sky. Her head hurt, her back ached, her ribs screamed with every breath and her shoulders protested violently as she propped herself up on her elbows. Looking around she frowned, Kitty's mouth felt as if someone had been stuffing cotton balls into it to make her be quiet. Licking her lips Kitty forced herself up to her feet and wrapped her right arm around her stomach, the night before was a blank to her; she didn't remember a thing.
Looking around she rolled her eyes seeing she was in the abandoned shipyard, oh yes, people were creative. Kitty began to try to stagger towards where she assumed the exit was, from the protesting and crying her body was doing Kitty was sure she'd had the living daylights beaten out of her the night before. And the pain she was feeling in her head she was sure was the telltale signs of a concussion. She'd had enough concussions in her young life to know the feeling of them, stopping for a moment Kitty began running through a mental checklist of her injuries.
A rib or two broken, concussion, her face was numb so she probably looked a mess; bruised shoulders and her arms and legs were burning so she was sure she had scraps or cuts there. Forcing herself to walk on some more Kitty found a poll, leaning against it she let herself slide down to the ground with a groan and closed her eyes for a moment or two before she heard footsteps close by. "Hey, how's it going?" Kitty croaked out giving a lopsided grin as she kept her eyes closed not knowing who was close to her.
Looking around she rolled her eyes seeing she was in the abandoned shipyard, oh yes, people were creative. Kitty began to try to stagger towards where she assumed the exit was, from the protesting and crying her body was doing Kitty was sure she'd had the living daylights beaten out of her the night before. And the pain she was feeling in her head she was sure was the telltale signs of a concussion. She'd had enough concussions in her young life to know the feeling of them, stopping for a moment Kitty began running through a mental checklist of her injuries.
A rib or two broken, concussion, her face was numb so she probably looked a mess; bruised shoulders and her arms and legs were burning so she was sure she had scraps or cuts there. Forcing herself to walk on some more Kitty found a poll, leaning against it she let herself slide down to the ground with a groan and closed her eyes for a moment or two before she heard footsteps close by. "Hey, how's it going?" Kitty croaked out giving a lopsided grin as she kept her eyes closed not knowing who was close to her.