Sorry the first chapter was a little short but I just wanted to lay out the
rules of the game and a little about the first 'game' had finished and
reactions blah de blah blah. This one just a little longer, I don't have a
certain structures size so be aware that the chapters will be different
lengths. Peace out.
Ten years later.
A loud bang on her door woke Tenchi up. It was the same every morning. The same stupid kids every morning would run along the corridors waking everyone up.
Tenchi lay on her back looking up at the ceiling. Dumb kids, didn't they realise just what they where doing. Because of them she had to suffer three days of hell. Why couldn't kids stop being assholes and realised that they are the cause of silly laws like the BR act. Kids these days don't understand what's good for them. Why can't they just grow up and stop fooling around? She rolled onto her side and looked at the clock next to her. Ten thirty, time she got up as well.
She grabbed the bag on the side table and slumped over to the sink. Her tiny apartment consisted of one small room, full with old junk. She didn't own much, a small bed sat up angst the wall. Opposite the bed was a small sink with a small side. She owned a treadmill that sat near the door . In the corner by the sink sat a screen, behind there sat a small toilet. Cloths scattered across the floor.
Two bags lent up angst the wall. One was dusty and looked old. It had bin sitting there the whole time she had lived here. It was full of old letters from friends. It also contained a small teddy, which was still covered in blood. The other bag was fairly new, it was one she used now to keep her purse in and anything else she might need in a day.
She dragged her self up to the sink and brushed teeth and hair, had a wash and got changed. She put on a small black skirt, some stockings on underneath and a shirt, She lobbed her stuff on the bed. picked up her bag and checked she had money and her umbrella. She put her CD player on and slipped that into the bag too.
She put on her long black and red coat and her boots. This was her average ware, all plain. Just like her. She walked out of the building and down the road.
This place disgusted her. There were so many thugs around here, beating up the helpless. No one took notice, sad that she had to live here but she couldn't afford anywhere else. This dump was all she could afford. most the time she was out of a job.
Life had gone downhill so fast after her parents died. First they got killed in a robbery on their little shop. Then she was sent to the BR act. To top it all off after that she was expelled from 4 schools because everyone started fights with her. The orphanage didn't work out either. She had been in and out of a job for the last 3 years. She had no one to look after her. She often wondered if there was any point to carrying on with this pathetic life.
She picked up a newspaper and carried on up the road to the train station. Tenchi wondered onto an empty carriage on the train. A man in a long grey coat shortly followed her. Just before the train pulled out to young boys came onto the train. They went the other side of the train and as the train sped on through the city the two punks began to hassle the man. Tenchi watched them as they kept annoying him. They hadn't noticed her, she wasn't scared but she didn't want the hassle not now.
She sat quietly at the back of the train. The she got off three stops later without being noticed. She strolled through Tokyo with ease taking in the glorious buildings. Tenchi bought a bunch of flowers and then wondered up towards the cemetery. She walked among the gravestones wary of the other people watching her as she went by. She walked up to the top of the hill and around the tree.
Her older sister Libiya sat beside the graves an empty bottle between her legs. She was staring out into space. Tenchi laid the flowers she bought and knelt down to pray. She prayed to her mother to give her a better future. She prayed to her farther to give her strength. Tenchi prayed to both for comfort and she prayed for the suffering to go away. She prayed that the BR act would be dissolved and prayed that one day she will join them.
Tenchi stood up. She looked at Libiya leaning angst the tree, Tenchi turned to leave. A cold voice came from behind her, "how can you do this? Every year you come here, you come here and grieve to our parents. Yet you did not grieve for the innocent children you killed."
Tenchi did not turn around she stared up to the sky and looked at the sun bright in the sky. "I did grieve for my friends, and I do grieve now for what I did, but I did what I had to do to survive. You still cannot see that?"
Tenchi heard Libiya try standing up. "LIAR!," she screamed at her. "you feel no emotions, in the few months I spent with you at that private school you didn't seem to show any sign of grief!" her voice was cold and uneven. "I was watching you all the time. You never cried. "
Tenchi still didn't turn round, she watched the people in the cemetery walking around below her. "I kept it in, and tried to stay strong, I come here every year and pray to mum and dad asking them for that."
Libiya threw the bottle at Trenches feet, Tenchi turned round and looked down at her. "what do you pray for?" Libiya asked. "I pray." Tenchi sighed "that the BR act will be destroyed, I pray that others will not have to go through the hell I did. I pray I will be accepted one day. I pray for strength to keep on going. I pray that the future will hold better things. "Tenchi drew a sharp breath. "I pray for a lot of things." She finished.
Her sister sat in silence behind her. "When I went to the island I did what I had to do to survive." Tenchi looked at her sister. Anger flared in her eyes. "Then.... You should have died." She whispered. She really meant it. She really wished Tenchi had died.
Tenchi swung around on her heel and stormed out of the cemetery. She wished she could just forget about all that happened but you cant. You can't just forget what you want. You could never forget what she saw, what she did.
She walked back to her apartment, she was too angry to go on the train. She couldn't stop dwelling on the thought of what she could have done differently. She stormed into her apartment. She worked off a little anger on the treadmill. She had been on for a while when there was a knock at her door.
She looked through the poop hole the man she had seen on the train was standing outside. She opened the door. "can I help you?" The man nodded, " yes I need to ask you a question." Tenchi felt uncertain but listened anyway. "you are Tenchi Kamasaki are you not? Tenchis turn to node. "you were in class a sent to the island to take place in the BR act? Tenchi frowned. But nodded. "yes but what does that matter?" The man looked around to see if anyone was about. "You have been chosen to go back to the island and play again." He said.
Tenchi stood in the doorway stunned. "what. I wouldn't step back on that island if it was the only place left in the world." She said simply and closed the door. The man pushed the door open. "It is not an request. If you want to bring anything you should pack it now."
Tenchi froze. What kind of a sick joke was this? He wasn't being serious was he? "what, I said I'm not going." The man pulled out a gun. "don't be so sure of yourself." He said showing her it was loaded. Tenchi looked for away to get out.
There was a small window, but it was closed and locked. The only way she could get out was through him. "ARGHHHHHH" she screamed lurching forwards. His grin faded and he pointed the gun at her. In a split second the dart flue from the gun deep into her chest.
Tenchi looked down at her chest. A long dart was embedded into her, she ripped it out. Screaming because she tore the skin.
She jumped at him punching every single part of him she could reach. More shots went off, she wasn't bothered about the bullets piercing into her body. Tenchi began to feel tiered her punches were becoming softer and slower, the room was sliding in and out of focus. She felt the cold liquid flow through her, freezing her nerves.
She kept going until every single ounce of her strength into hurting this man who was planning on taking her back. She began to feel the drowsiness double and she fell into darkness.
Ten years later.
A loud bang on her door woke Tenchi up. It was the same every morning. The same stupid kids every morning would run along the corridors waking everyone up.
Tenchi lay on her back looking up at the ceiling. Dumb kids, didn't they realise just what they where doing. Because of them she had to suffer three days of hell. Why couldn't kids stop being assholes and realised that they are the cause of silly laws like the BR act. Kids these days don't understand what's good for them. Why can't they just grow up and stop fooling around? She rolled onto her side and looked at the clock next to her. Ten thirty, time she got up as well.
She grabbed the bag on the side table and slumped over to the sink. Her tiny apartment consisted of one small room, full with old junk. She didn't own much, a small bed sat up angst the wall. Opposite the bed was a small sink with a small side. She owned a treadmill that sat near the door . In the corner by the sink sat a screen, behind there sat a small toilet. Cloths scattered across the floor.
Two bags lent up angst the wall. One was dusty and looked old. It had bin sitting there the whole time she had lived here. It was full of old letters from friends. It also contained a small teddy, which was still covered in blood. The other bag was fairly new, it was one she used now to keep her purse in and anything else she might need in a day.
She dragged her self up to the sink and brushed teeth and hair, had a wash and got changed. She put on a small black skirt, some stockings on underneath and a shirt, She lobbed her stuff on the bed. picked up her bag and checked she had money and her umbrella. She put her CD player on and slipped that into the bag too.
She put on her long black and red coat and her boots. This was her average ware, all plain. Just like her. She walked out of the building and down the road.
This place disgusted her. There were so many thugs around here, beating up the helpless. No one took notice, sad that she had to live here but she couldn't afford anywhere else. This dump was all she could afford. most the time she was out of a job.
Life had gone downhill so fast after her parents died. First they got killed in a robbery on their little shop. Then she was sent to the BR act. To top it all off after that she was expelled from 4 schools because everyone started fights with her. The orphanage didn't work out either. She had been in and out of a job for the last 3 years. She had no one to look after her. She often wondered if there was any point to carrying on with this pathetic life.
She picked up a newspaper and carried on up the road to the train station. Tenchi wondered onto an empty carriage on the train. A man in a long grey coat shortly followed her. Just before the train pulled out to young boys came onto the train. They went the other side of the train and as the train sped on through the city the two punks began to hassle the man. Tenchi watched them as they kept annoying him. They hadn't noticed her, she wasn't scared but she didn't want the hassle not now.
She sat quietly at the back of the train. The she got off three stops later without being noticed. She strolled through Tokyo with ease taking in the glorious buildings. Tenchi bought a bunch of flowers and then wondered up towards the cemetery. She walked among the gravestones wary of the other people watching her as she went by. She walked up to the top of the hill and around the tree.
Her older sister Libiya sat beside the graves an empty bottle between her legs. She was staring out into space. Tenchi laid the flowers she bought and knelt down to pray. She prayed to her mother to give her a better future. She prayed to her farther to give her strength. Tenchi prayed to both for comfort and she prayed for the suffering to go away. She prayed that the BR act would be dissolved and prayed that one day she will join them.
Tenchi stood up. She looked at Libiya leaning angst the tree, Tenchi turned to leave. A cold voice came from behind her, "how can you do this? Every year you come here, you come here and grieve to our parents. Yet you did not grieve for the innocent children you killed."
Tenchi did not turn around she stared up to the sky and looked at the sun bright in the sky. "I did grieve for my friends, and I do grieve now for what I did, but I did what I had to do to survive. You still cannot see that?"
Tenchi heard Libiya try standing up. "LIAR!," she screamed at her. "you feel no emotions, in the few months I spent with you at that private school you didn't seem to show any sign of grief!" her voice was cold and uneven. "I was watching you all the time. You never cried. "
Tenchi still didn't turn round, she watched the people in the cemetery walking around below her. "I kept it in, and tried to stay strong, I come here every year and pray to mum and dad asking them for that."
Libiya threw the bottle at Trenches feet, Tenchi turned round and looked down at her. "what do you pray for?" Libiya asked. "I pray." Tenchi sighed "that the BR act will be destroyed, I pray that others will not have to go through the hell I did. I pray I will be accepted one day. I pray for strength to keep on going. I pray that the future will hold better things. "Tenchi drew a sharp breath. "I pray for a lot of things." She finished.
Her sister sat in silence behind her. "When I went to the island I did what I had to do to survive." Tenchi looked at her sister. Anger flared in her eyes. "Then.... You should have died." She whispered. She really meant it. She really wished Tenchi had died.
Tenchi swung around on her heel and stormed out of the cemetery. She wished she could just forget about all that happened but you cant. You can't just forget what you want. You could never forget what she saw, what she did.
She walked back to her apartment, she was too angry to go on the train. She couldn't stop dwelling on the thought of what she could have done differently. She stormed into her apartment. She worked off a little anger on the treadmill. She had been on for a while when there was a knock at her door.
She looked through the poop hole the man she had seen on the train was standing outside. She opened the door. "can I help you?" The man nodded, " yes I need to ask you a question." Tenchi felt uncertain but listened anyway. "you are Tenchi Kamasaki are you not? Tenchis turn to node. "you were in class a sent to the island to take place in the BR act? Tenchi frowned. But nodded. "yes but what does that matter?" The man looked around to see if anyone was about. "You have been chosen to go back to the island and play again." He said.
Tenchi stood in the doorway stunned. "what. I wouldn't step back on that island if it was the only place left in the world." She said simply and closed the door. The man pushed the door open. "It is not an request. If you want to bring anything you should pack it now."
Tenchi froze. What kind of a sick joke was this? He wasn't being serious was he? "what, I said I'm not going." The man pulled out a gun. "don't be so sure of yourself." He said showing her it was loaded. Tenchi looked for away to get out.
There was a small window, but it was closed and locked. The only way she could get out was through him. "ARGHHHHHH" she screamed lurching forwards. His grin faded and he pointed the gun at her. In a split second the dart flue from the gun deep into her chest.
Tenchi looked down at her chest. A long dart was embedded into her, she ripped it out. Screaming because she tore the skin.
She jumped at him punching every single part of him she could reach. More shots went off, she wasn't bothered about the bullets piercing into her body. Tenchi began to feel tiered her punches were becoming softer and slower, the room was sliding in and out of focus. She felt the cold liquid flow through her, freezing her nerves.
She kept going until every single ounce of her strength into hurting this man who was planning on taking her back. She began to feel the drowsiness double and she fell into darkness.