There was fire, so much fire that I could not see. I could smell it burning wood and I could feel it's embers singing my skin. I was sweatier than I'd ever been on Jakku. I heard the crackling of invisible flames ringing in my ears.
I saw him, helmet lost, an enraged look warping his facial features. His hair was tossed in every direction and gleamed with sweat, his eyes flickering with anxiety and destruction.
He stormed towards an average sized egg colored alien with skinny features and a dark cloak, who sat on a high chair . I recognized this alien.
I looked to my sides and all I saw was darkness. I felt as though I was part of the wall. Perhaps I was.
"They took her!" Ren yelled, his voice raspy and unstable.
"Yes, I saw it in the Force before you landed"
"Why didn't you tell me? Why didn't you call off our mission?"
"I did not foresee us leaving without Organa. The Knight would have been a small price to pay for the success of the battle."
"A small price to pay? She is the strongest weapon we have, with training she'd be the best soldier in the First Order!"
"She is still just a soldier. Our priorities right now are not directed at one person. I've heard enough of this, it is embedded too thoroughly in your thoughts."
I felt myself being pulled backwards as the scene disintegrated in front of me and I felt myself waking up.
I flicked open my eyes, but the heat of the fire wasn't gone. In fact, the fire was much more real, so real that it was visible to the eye.
I rolled out of bed and willed my staff into my hands. I looked at the scene in front of me ; the metal bars of my cell had been burnt, the walls had been burnt, and there was a huge hole where the door used to be. My change of clothes from the resistance was a pile of ash, and I was happy I had changed into my regular robes.
I stepped over the little flickers where the bars of my cell had been and ran out of the room. I entered a room with a chunk of the ceiling sitting in the center of the space. The computer systems on the walls were enflamed and there was smoke everywhere. I kicked a small door down and was greeted with fire.
I looked around and realized all other exits were electronically locked.
I looked at the chunk of concrete in the center of the room and jumped up on it. I leaped up and grabbed ahold of a pipe hanging from the ceiling. It held my weight, so I used it to pull myself out of the hole. I pulled my body onto the roof.
I found myself outdoors, surrounded by trees while the building burned. I looked around and watched resistance fighters running away from the building in all directions.
I felt a presence in the front of my skull, and when I turned I saw Kylo, maskless, moving towards me at an inhuman speed with his lightsaber ablaze. I felt his body crush me on impact and his arms wrap around me. As soon as he had me he lifted me over his shoulder and held me there with more weight than I could resist. He jumped off of the roof and and into a patch of wet grass. He continued running, into the woods and between the trees. I felt his hair flick against the open skin by my neck as I watched the resistance base disappear behind the trees.
After awhile he stopped and I heard his heavy breaths in my ear. I heard a door swing open and he entered his shuttle.
….
As soon as the door closed he pulled me off of his shoulder and kissed me. His lips ravaged my mouth while he gripped my shoulders and held me up at his eye level.
He pulled away and looked me over with eyes filled with more worry and rage than I had ever seen in a person.
"What did they do to you?" He demanded.
"Nothing." I replied, and I felt his hands tighten and his mind press at mine through the Force.
"What did they do?" He demanded again.
"Nothing! They just put me in a room." I said again. I felt one arm pull me against him. He was close to me, I could smell the faint aroma of sweat and the familiar scent of the cleaning solution the first order used on clothes. His clothes were dirty, I was surprised the smell still remained.
I felt his fingers touch the back of my head, lightly inspecting each bun with respect to the delicacy that kept them up on the back of my head. I felt his hand move to my back, keeping the same observatory touch while his eyes did a physical scan of my face.
"Kylo" I said, snapping him out of his trance.
"Where is your crew?" I finished. He looked over and set me down.
"I came to get you alone. The First Order only knows I left, but I'm sure Snoke can assume where I went." He said.
"In fact, we should leave. Sit down, and strap in somewhere."