He fully expected this was the night he would die. But after a moment a little tension fell off, and he took a deep sip of his drink, trying to make peace with the thought.
He fully expected this was the night he would die. But after a moment a little tension fell off, and he took a deep sip of his drink, trying to make peace with the thought.
'Telekinesis? Illusion? And who trained you?' he wondered, his mind projecting his thoughts far enough for the other to hear them.
'Telekinesis? Illusion? And who trained you?' he wondered, his mind projecting his thoughts far enough for the other to hear them.
And he was alert, his legs so tense that he could jump or run at any moment. But he tried to mask how he felt. >
And he was alert, his legs so tense that he could jump or run at any moment. But he tried to mask how he felt. >
"I'm more concerned about the how."
Dangerously weird, he decided for himself. This stranger was dangerous.
"I'm more concerned about the how."
Dangerously weird, he decided for himself. This stranger was dangerous.
"Who the fuck are you?"
"Who the fuck are you?"
"Leave him be," the soft voice of his room mate took him back to his bed.
"I'm projecting ain't I?"
He got no answer, just another rush of peace and calm. "Sleep."
And that he did.
"Leave him be," the soft voice of his room mate took him back to his bed.
"I'm projecting ain't I?"
He got no answer, just another rush of peace and calm. "Sleep."
And that he did.
Just for a second Schuldig thought back to the pale boy down in the basement. He was alone. He had no tele-empathic friend soothe him to sleep. >
Just for a second Schuldig thought back to the pale boy down in the basement. He was alone. He had no tele-empathic friend soothe him to sleep. >
Of course he knew. He was a tele-empath. Tele-empaths could feel other people's pain. And they also could...
Comfortable warmth rushed through Schuldig's body as his room mate hugged him >
Of course he knew. He was a tele-empath. Tele-empaths could feel other people's pain. And they also could...
Comfortable warmth rushed through Schuldig's body as his room mate hugged him >
"Nightmares."
"I can feel as much."
"They torture people." >
"Nightmares."
"I can feel as much."
"They torture people." >
No pain. It wasn't so much the ability that shocked him, but the fact that down below the school were those single cell corridors. And at the end...
"What's the matter Shu?" >
No pain. It wasn't so much the ability that shocked him, but the fact that down below the school were those single cell corridors. And at the end...
"What's the matter Shu?" >
He was clearly not a telepath, or else he would have met him in class.
𝘐 𝘤𝘢𝘯'𝘵 𝘧𝘦𝘦𝘭 𝘱𝘢𝘪𝘯. >
He was clearly not a telepath, or else he would have met him in class.
𝘐 𝘤𝘢𝘯'𝘵 𝘧𝘦𝘦𝘭 𝘱𝘢𝘪𝘯. >
He was almost surprised he could move, and he stumbled down from his bunk bed, towards the small sink in the corner of the room. From the square mirror his reflection stared at him like a ghost. >
He was almost surprised he could move, and he stumbled down from his bunk bed, towards the small sink in the corner of the room. From the square mirror his reflection stared at him like a ghost. >
"Time to fucking leave."
"Time to fucking leave."
I can't feel pain?
Since when can't I feel pain?
"You're in the wrong head, telepath." >
I can't feel pain?
Since when can't I feel pain?
"You're in the wrong head, telepath." >
So many scars on my legs, but as I'm wondering about them, they force my head back and fixate it as well. >
So many scars on my legs, but as I'm wondering about them, they force my head back and fixate it as well. >