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Aug 11, 2010 07:52PM

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Emmy dropped out of the chair, her body too worn to hold her there anymore. She just layed on the freezing ground too numb to notice it cried in a way that she never had before. Memories were blocked for a reason, she was angry for a reason, you couldn't just go into someones head and bring up the two things that wrecked them and play them back like they were and amazing sports play. Then again, that's why it was torture.



JOsiah was already in the hall way, wrestling with the mind control.





((Thanks Saphire))
Emmy closed her eyes
Incomming Salem. She warned

No not really. He's comming to you, just be careful.

Waverley opened Salem's door and poked Josiah.

Josiah glared at Waverly

Josiah hesitated a moment before entering.

Waverley closed the door, a clear click sounding.

(Oh. Okay. ._.)

Waverley tsked. "Let's not waste time, Jojo."

"To do my job." Was what left his mouth

Waverley was already impatient.

((Freaking Salem never gettong tortured...))
Josiah's eyes got that dead look in them again
"Answers Salem, answers." He pressed teh Shadows in on her, forcing her into the chair that appeared there.
Emmy could hear everything as if she was there.

It was the change in him that made her gasp, not the shadows. She barely noticed them until her focus on Josiah snapped. She bit the inside of her cheek. "Answers. To what?" Salem looked dimly amused.
Waverley sat on her stool again.

((Sorry Salem! If Emmy got tortured by her brother you have to get tortured by your love interest!))
Emmy bit her lip feeling awful for being there and not being there at the same time.

This was the worst feeling she had ever felt.
And she had a feeling....it was more than pain.

Josiah's eyes flickered again as he watched her. It was almost enough, almost but not quite.

Her breathing quickened, each intake a shallow, painful thing. She glared at him, the look filled with anger, pain, sadness, determination and betrayal. But there was something else. Something that shouldn't have still been there.
Something Waverley wanted to crush.

Josiah snapped out of it again, each time taking longer than the last time. He flicked through her memories faster and less interested than he had Emmy's. Then he finally settled on one that could be just bad enough,

Salem closed her eyes, wishing to ward off one of the only memories that actually bothered her. It tore at her soul, her heart, her essence.
The wind blew cold and hard, scattering the pages and pages of artwork that had been laid out on the law. “No!” A girl’s voice screamed from somewhere in the vicinity. She sounded anxious, and she was. I watched as she scrambled about, trying desperately to grab hold of whatever ones she could. I stood there, unwilling to help, unwilling to even offer encouragement. I merely stared in grim fascination as she tried to save what was clearly lost. Tears dripped down the girl’s face, her long silvery blonde hair sticking in the wet spaces. “Don’t cry Elodie.” The words were mine, yet my mouth hadn’t moved. She glanced up at me. A thin trace of a smile lighted on her lips, the sadness seeping from her pale orange eyes. “It’s gone. All of it. Just like that.” The pain in her voice made me upset, I ran to her, encompassing her in a hug like none I had ever experienced before. “I love you Elodie, even without your paintings.” She nodded in reply. A whistling noise erupted from the left of us. A small, silver projectile swam through the air, seeming to go in slow motion. “Run Shadow!” Her shout was torn from her lips as the object slammed into her neck, red first blooming and then spilling over, wet in my hands. Terrified, I did as she had said and sprinted in the opposite direction. Leaving behind my only true friend, the only person I could trust. Dead.

((Cries for Salem!!))
Emmy looked at the celing for releif of what she had just seen. Feeling such a deep sadness for her that it meshed with her own re awakened greif it tore at her like a starving carnivious animal.
Josiah could feel the hurt he was causing her like it was a phisical pain that hurt him as it was her.

((D:))
Salem shook, the tears she wouldn't let fall making her feel like she was choking, drowning. She wanted to scream, to let everything out, but she couldn't. She had to stay in one piece. Because no matter how much it hurt, it couldn't go on forever, could it?

Josiah finally became himself again and relaesed Salem from the vice that he had just held her in. The longer he watched her the more he was digusted with what had just happened. He kneeled down in front of her
"I'm so sorry Salem." He breathed "So sorry." Then he stood up again turining to Waverly
"We're done here."

Waverley was furious with him but she couldn't do anything about it. After all, he'd done what he was told to. "Get out."
Right then, when she saw in his eyes his feelings, Salem knew it hadn't been him. He hadn't been in control. But it was still raw. One didn't get over thinking the one they loved was betraying them quite that easily. And it still hurt. Man did it hurt.
When Waverley left, the chair disappeared as well, leaving Salem to fall to the floor like a discarded doll. The floor jolted her with an electric pulse and her breathing became more uneven. She wanted to be alone, yet she wanted to be comforted.
Salem wanted to be safe.
But we don't all get what we wish for.

Salem... Even the voice in her head was quiet, gentle.
Josiah whirled on Waverly grabbing her by the collar of her shirt
"You're lucky I don't kill you where you stand." he fumed his face inches from hers.

Waverley smiled, looking agitated. "Yes. But you can't, you see, dear Emmeline has already called dibs. Besides, even if you tried and perhaps succeeded...you'd be killed."

Josiah shoved her against the wall, knowing full well that she wasn't the adorable little 5 year old that everyone thought she was.
"Trust me, you'll be long dead before anyone punishes me for your murder."

Waverley laughed, pain sounding amidst the scorn. "What about Emmy? She'll be mad if you kill me without her."

The knife that Josiah carried around was suddenly in his hand
"She'll get over it." he growled pressing the smooth and fantastically sharp blade against the hollow of her neck

Waverley's blue eyes sparked. "The cameras here will alert security. They'll know it was you. Do you really want to die already, Jojo?"

Try that. I can't do anything about temperature from here.
Josiah looked deadly the grin that played across his features only made it more so.
"Look at those cameras again Waves."
He has simultaneously blacked out the entire cell block. NO one was going to know what was going on here for as long as he felt like it.
((I gtg my pillow is calling. I will be on tomorrow :D))

I already tried. It doesn't work.
Waverley looked at the cameras. "You're smart, Jojo. Just don't forget this one thing. I am who I am because of what you showed me. What you taught me. What you told me."
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