welshbastard
Really Experienced
- Joined
- Mar 18, 2005
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Consciousness brought pain and confusion along for the ride.
The back of my head throbbed. Without out thinking of the consequences my hand moved to the centre of my pain. When my fingers made contact a surge of pain blasted through my brain, causing me to wince and grit my teeth. I got to my feet slowly; it hurt too, but not as bad. I was happy to have the use of my legs. Behind me my hand made contact with what felt like corrugated steel and a quick rap of my knuckles confirmed it as the metal resonated underneath.
Where the hell was I? There was no light, only darkness, so I began to feel my way along the ribbed wall searching for a light switch. I found one.
There was a pre-emptive hum of energy, then a sizzle at the switch itself that sent a tiny shock through the tips of my fingers into my wrist and forearm. I pull away just as the fluorescent tubes over my head reluctantly fazed into a hazy existence.
The room looked strange, like storage for discarded and used hospital cast offs. There were three tables in the centre of the room complete with stirrups, a pile of broken crutches, white cabinets with their frosted glass either smashed completely or cracked. An old wheelchair sat on its side; its padded seat ripped in the centre, spilling its padded guts. To my far right seemed to be the only doorway in or out.
I was still uneasy on my feet. Shakily - relying on the strength of the outer wall - I made my way to the door. Just three feet before the door my hand found an old tarp hanging on the wall. With one tug it fell away revealing a mirror. I didn’t recognise the person staring back at me. My nose was most definitely broken; my left eye had a dark, purplish blue ring around it with patches of yellow and my right cheekbone had a gash. The strange thing was someone had neatly stitched the gash.
I wasn’t given any time to dwell on the identity of my absentee caregiver. Behind me came a whimper. I turned asking, “Hello?”
Just then lights exploded everywhere in the ceiling, it was like looking directly into the sun, so I threw my arm up and looked down at my feet. When the small individual spot bursts before my vision began to clear up and I was able to make out the seventies pattern on the linoleum floor I raised my head.
Behind the three tables was another table, very much like the others, except this one was occupied. A young looking woman lay on the table, bound at the wrists at her side and her legs had been locked in place within the stirrups. She was wearing a kilt style skirt with a grey, green and blue pattern. The skirt had fallen back to bunch up just below her hips, revealing her conservative pristine white cotton panties. The young woman began to strain against her bonds. I could see the stress and worry in her face. She was panicking because she was bound in an undignified way and I was the only other person in the room, naturally she thought me to be her captor.
I asked her to be calm, but it was no good, she began screaming at the top of her lungs for me to get away from her and not fucking touch her. Then it hit me. I know the face. I saw the face when…oh my God, the accident! Hers was the face I had seen in the oncoming car that had impacted my own. We must have been rescued and brought here. I almost slapped myself as soon as I thought it, ‘rescued,’ what kind of angel of mercy would tie up a woman like this.
A cold shiver ran down my spine. The girl continued to scream.
In the corner an intercom speaker crackled.
“Nathan…Heather…welcome to the Abyss.”
*Open to any lady who would like to play the young woman. If you would please like to continue a while from your point of view.
The back of my head throbbed. Without out thinking of the consequences my hand moved to the centre of my pain. When my fingers made contact a surge of pain blasted through my brain, causing me to wince and grit my teeth. I got to my feet slowly; it hurt too, but not as bad. I was happy to have the use of my legs. Behind me my hand made contact with what felt like corrugated steel and a quick rap of my knuckles confirmed it as the metal resonated underneath.
Where the hell was I? There was no light, only darkness, so I began to feel my way along the ribbed wall searching for a light switch. I found one.
There was a pre-emptive hum of energy, then a sizzle at the switch itself that sent a tiny shock through the tips of my fingers into my wrist and forearm. I pull away just as the fluorescent tubes over my head reluctantly fazed into a hazy existence.
The room looked strange, like storage for discarded and used hospital cast offs. There were three tables in the centre of the room complete with stirrups, a pile of broken crutches, white cabinets with their frosted glass either smashed completely or cracked. An old wheelchair sat on its side; its padded seat ripped in the centre, spilling its padded guts. To my far right seemed to be the only doorway in or out.
I was still uneasy on my feet. Shakily - relying on the strength of the outer wall - I made my way to the door. Just three feet before the door my hand found an old tarp hanging on the wall. With one tug it fell away revealing a mirror. I didn’t recognise the person staring back at me. My nose was most definitely broken; my left eye had a dark, purplish blue ring around it with patches of yellow and my right cheekbone had a gash. The strange thing was someone had neatly stitched the gash.
I wasn’t given any time to dwell on the identity of my absentee caregiver. Behind me came a whimper. I turned asking, “Hello?”
Just then lights exploded everywhere in the ceiling, it was like looking directly into the sun, so I threw my arm up and looked down at my feet. When the small individual spot bursts before my vision began to clear up and I was able to make out the seventies pattern on the linoleum floor I raised my head.
Behind the three tables was another table, very much like the others, except this one was occupied. A young looking woman lay on the table, bound at the wrists at her side and her legs had been locked in place within the stirrups. She was wearing a kilt style skirt with a grey, green and blue pattern. The skirt had fallen back to bunch up just below her hips, revealing her conservative pristine white cotton panties. The young woman began to strain against her bonds. I could see the stress and worry in her face. She was panicking because she was bound in an undignified way and I was the only other person in the room, naturally she thought me to be her captor.
I asked her to be calm, but it was no good, she began screaming at the top of her lungs for me to get away from her and not fucking touch her. Then it hit me. I know the face. I saw the face when…oh my God, the accident! Hers was the face I had seen in the oncoming car that had impacted my own. We must have been rescued and brought here. I almost slapped myself as soon as I thought it, ‘rescued,’ what kind of angel of mercy would tie up a woman like this.
A cold shiver ran down my spine. The girl continued to scream.
In the corner an intercom speaker crackled.
“Nathan…Heather…welcome to the Abyss.”
*Open to any lady who would like to play the young woman. If you would please like to continue a while from your point of view.
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