One could hear muffled crickets chirping outside the walls, singing under the moonlight. However, there was only darkness in this cellar, except for a single crack, which left the smallest sliver of moonbeams pass through. The vivid rays picking up the dust of this dank basement. The crack showing against the wall, as if something could pierce through this hell hole. This was the second night since Eight had separated Dalia from her family. Standing opposite the door to the bunker, Eight put a finger to his ear as it to stop the ringing from the Fanalis' roar. Eight only knew one way to welcome someone into his fold, but having changed the aftercare of person's baptism into slavery, he knew things could be better. However, thinking of not having fed this young girl these last two night, his heart wavered temporarily as he recalled seeing his parents in cages.
Eight's fist broke through the wall beside the door, tears spilling from the corners of his eyes. The slaver was hyper ventilating, but as the time passed he was able to recompose himself. As his hand over the doorknob, he quickly made a 180 and ran. Back with a single portion of bread, albeit fresh. The door handle jingled before Eight descended into the darkness with an oil lantern in one hand, food in the other. While the door was open, there was a female voice... actually several voices and they were all talking peacefully and having fun.
The slaver bent over, setting the flame down and looking over at the fanalis in a tight, iron cage. All that was left for her were a pair of large pillows. Sitting on the cold floor by the flame, with a piece of bread in hand. One knee up, his full hand resting on it, empty one behind him for support. "I don't even know your name." He sat in silence, looking at her striped, flame-lit figure.
Thud.
Eight's fist broke through the wall beside the door, tears spilling from the corners of his eyes. The slaver was hyper ventilating, but as the time passed he was able to recompose himself. As his hand over the doorknob, he quickly made a 180 and ran. Back with a single portion of bread, albeit fresh. The door handle jingled before Eight descended into the darkness with an oil lantern in one hand, food in the other. While the door was open, there was a female voice... actually several voices and they were all talking peacefully and having fun.
The slaver bent over, setting the flame down and looking over at the fanalis in a tight, iron cage. All that was left for her were a pair of large pillows. Sitting on the cold floor by the flame, with a piece of bread in hand. One knee up, his full hand resting on it, empty one behind him for support. "I don't even know your name." He sat in silence, looking at her striped, flame-lit figure.