a continuing legacy [Q]
Sept 27, 2012 10:12:58 GMT -8
Post by KEITH on Sept 27, 2012 10:12:58 GMT -8
[/justify][/font]Emptiness. When my kunai had pierced the heart of the young boy, it was as if I had pierced my own, draining out all of the emotions and feelings I had with a twist of the kunai. But, the boy was indeed suffering, and I had ended it for him. I wasn't exactly happy with the choices I had, and it didn't make me feel good, as the crazy man would have suggested. I thought it was a good deed, despite what I would have put the boy's dying mother through, as she would had bled out not too far away from where the boy's body would have lain.
I kneeled back down, and picked the boy's body up of the ground, taking it over to his dying mother, and leaving him within her grasp. I looked her in the eyes, I wanted her to understand that it was best, but at least the two of them wouldn't be separated for long. To end her pain, I would do the same to her as I had done to the boy, a quick stab to the heart, as mercifully as I could have. I rose back to my feet, only to find the man behind me, whispering into my ear.
To anyone else, it would have alarmed them, but not me, I was expecting him to get close to me again, he had probably wanted to try and end my suffering as well, or something like that. I just stood there, looking down at the mother and child as the crazy man would begin another one of his lunatic speeches to the people, now commanding them to come after me. I smirked, and laughed softly, I expected this, so I would have had no choice but to accept this. There were more people than I could see, and truthfully, I had no way to defend against all of them in my current state, it was hopeless.
The madman left me to the people of this cold and chaotic village. What should I do now? Fight, and just lay down like a good dog? “. . . Come. . .” I guess I was fighting, I had to do my best to protect myself from any fatal blows that the villagers might deliver, but at best, it was all futile.
At least what I felt on the inside was far better than I would have felt on the outside; defeated, I was.