chapter #3
Darkness still surrounds Jenny when she emerges from unconsciousness, swallowing her into the depths of an eternity of the unknown. She feels the ground beneath her, but also hears the light sounds of still water close by.
Taking a deep breath, Jenny gets steadily to her feet and tries to recognize something, anything that may tell her where she is. As she listens, all she con conclude is that she is outdoors by some body of water.
Severe shaking controls her body as another all too familiar sensation comes back to her. The feeling she would wake by for years, and find that someone was watching her from the depth of the shadows.
"God, where am I?" Jenny murmured aloud, not to be answered, but rather to listen to something other than the water, though an answer did come, but not by words.
A shimmer of blue shown vibrantly against the black mass. It glittered boldly for a moment, flickered, and went out. Another light, though now light brown, gleamed to her right, then another. Space was hard to tell when there was nothing to compare to, but they did seem to be getting steadily closer.
Jenny took a small step back to find her foot dangerously close to the edge of a sort of platform she was standing on. She let out a small shriek as another light went on close by, but then to her horror she realized these were instead eyes, the cruel, hungry eyes she knew from years past. The eyes in the closet of her nightmare, in the deapths of the shadows, but now in the darkness around her.
Her breathing quickened as she desperately dropped to her knees, feeling the ground beneath her. Her hand closes upon a smooth, cool rail just as a new pair of green, malicious eyes appear a mere foot or two from her face. She leapt back in fright, the rail forgotten as she scoots to the edge of the platform, not daring to blink.
The closest one was now only about five inches away from her face, then they all stopped moving, just staying suspended in air, watching her intently with a magnitude of hunger.
Jenny simply sat paralyzed, staring aged of her into a fathomless unknown until one pair of luminous eyes went out, then another.
Soon Jenny was apparently alone, her pulse now slowing she sat, unsure of what to do next. But then her breath caught in her throat as she heard someone or something rustle against what sounded like grass. She spun around to see where the sound had come, the darkness pushing against her eyes with a pressure that really wasn't there.
A loud gasp escaped her as something gently touched her shoulder and without thinking she leapt out of reach, but a splash soon followed and water encircled her body as somebody called her name.
Panicking, Jenny kicked to the surface, now flouting with her head just above the water. Gasping for air she felt around her, trying to find the platform again.
Something fluently slid across her leg beneath the water with a slimy texture. Jenny's mind automatically produced the haunting image of P.C. bursting out of the water in the carnival and she hastily kicked away, smothering a scream that desperately urged to come out.
Unconsciousness tugged violently at the corners of her mind as she heard something splash through the water nearby.
Jenny stared at where the sound was, but still couldn't see anything but a large mass of black.
An amplified scream did manage to escape her as the same slimy object wrapped itself around her leg with a firm grip.
"Help!" She yelled out of instinct, to who she didn't know. Jenny didn't even expect a rescue, to die just like the figure on the computer screen with a desperate hand in the air, though a rescue did come from someone she least expected.
A razor sharp pain went to her leg, but then the thing released her and she was being dragged up onto solid ground by a strong pair of hands.
She heard a voice above her, saying something, but she couldn't tell what he was saying. The only thing she could comprehend is that she probably couldn't stay conscious for much longer. No more than she thought that, her head filled with black, suffocating her mind as unconsciousness took her.
AN: ok, i know that was a little weird, but you'll understand in later chapters, just pleeez review. E!
there is no "i" in team, but there is in llama : D
Darkness still surrounds Jenny when she emerges from unconsciousness, swallowing her into the depths of an eternity of the unknown. She feels the ground beneath her, but also hears the light sounds of still water close by.
Taking a deep breath, Jenny gets steadily to her feet and tries to recognize something, anything that may tell her where she is. As she listens, all she con conclude is that she is outdoors by some body of water.
Severe shaking controls her body as another all too familiar sensation comes back to her. The feeling she would wake by for years, and find that someone was watching her from the depth of the shadows.
"God, where am I?" Jenny murmured aloud, not to be answered, but rather to listen to something other than the water, though an answer did come, but not by words.
A shimmer of blue shown vibrantly against the black mass. It glittered boldly for a moment, flickered, and went out. Another light, though now light brown, gleamed to her right, then another. Space was hard to tell when there was nothing to compare to, but they did seem to be getting steadily closer.
Jenny took a small step back to find her foot dangerously close to the edge of a sort of platform she was standing on. She let out a small shriek as another light went on close by, but then to her horror she realized these were instead eyes, the cruel, hungry eyes she knew from years past. The eyes in the closet of her nightmare, in the deapths of the shadows, but now in the darkness around her.
Her breathing quickened as she desperately dropped to her knees, feeling the ground beneath her. Her hand closes upon a smooth, cool rail just as a new pair of green, malicious eyes appear a mere foot or two from her face. She leapt back in fright, the rail forgotten as she scoots to the edge of the platform, not daring to blink.
The closest one was now only about five inches away from her face, then they all stopped moving, just staying suspended in air, watching her intently with a magnitude of hunger.
Jenny simply sat paralyzed, staring aged of her into a fathomless unknown until one pair of luminous eyes went out, then another.
Soon Jenny was apparently alone, her pulse now slowing she sat, unsure of what to do next. But then her breath caught in her throat as she heard someone or something rustle against what sounded like grass. She spun around to see where the sound had come, the darkness pushing against her eyes with a pressure that really wasn't there.
A loud gasp escaped her as something gently touched her shoulder and without thinking she leapt out of reach, but a splash soon followed and water encircled her body as somebody called her name.
Panicking, Jenny kicked to the surface, now flouting with her head just above the water. Gasping for air she felt around her, trying to find the platform again.
Something fluently slid across her leg beneath the water with a slimy texture. Jenny's mind automatically produced the haunting image of P.C. bursting out of the water in the carnival and she hastily kicked away, smothering a scream that desperately urged to come out.
Unconsciousness tugged violently at the corners of her mind as she heard something splash through the water nearby.
Jenny stared at where the sound was, but still couldn't see anything but a large mass of black.
An amplified scream did manage to escape her as the same slimy object wrapped itself around her leg with a firm grip.
"Help!" She yelled out of instinct, to who she didn't know. Jenny didn't even expect a rescue, to die just like the figure on the computer screen with a desperate hand in the air, though a rescue did come from someone she least expected.
A razor sharp pain went to her leg, but then the thing released her and she was being dragged up onto solid ground by a strong pair of hands.
She heard a voice above her, saying something, but she couldn't tell what he was saying. The only thing she could comprehend is that she probably couldn't stay conscious for much longer. No more than she thought that, her head filled with black, suffocating her mind as unconsciousness took her.
AN: ok, i know that was a little weird, but you'll understand in later chapters, just pleeez review. E!
there is no "i" in team, but there is in llama : D