Felix waved the woman off, struggling to stand on his already mending legs. The flesh around the fracture looked knotted and strange.
“I’ll be fine,” he said, his voice hoarse as if he had been screaming for hours before this, “Just get the hell out of here.”
His body was mending itself. Maybe this is some quirk his body only had in dire circumstances. He didn’t want to consider the other possibility, that this had to do with the accident he had been in.
Felix could see the figure standing behind the strange woman, who looked to be doing fine despite the horrific accident. It wasn’t smiling like it normally was. It looked serious. Worried, even.
“Don’t bother yourself with her. If anything, use her help against her. She’s probably just looking to take advantage of you.”
Felix reached into the shredded remains of his once very fancy leather jacket and pulled out a small knife. It looked to be very sharp. It was a wonder that he didn’t find the blade buried in his side when he woke up. Felix brandished the blade at Gwen, his hand shaking as he did so.
“What did you do to me? Why can’t I FEEL anything?”
He knew she wasn’t responsible for what happened to him, but he needed something to blame this on. Things like this didn’t happen to people like him. Well, that may have been a better argument for someone who was a bit more… normal than him. Considering his past, it seemed perfectly reasonable that something like this could happen to Felix.
He could feel his ribs mending under the thin skin of his torso. It may have been strange to someone who hasn’t experienced changing like this, but it was strange because Felix wasn’t willing this to happen. It just was.
Felix glanced over at where Gwen indicated. A market on the beach. He hadn’t seen one of these in a while, but he knew what they were.
“What do we need to go shopping for?”
“I’ll be fine,” he said, his voice hoarse as if he had been screaming for hours before this, “Just get the hell out of here.”
His body was mending itself. Maybe this is some quirk his body only had in dire circumstances. He didn’t want to consider the other possibility, that this had to do with the accident he had been in.
Felix could see the figure standing behind the strange woman, who looked to be doing fine despite the horrific accident. It wasn’t smiling like it normally was. It looked serious. Worried, even.
“Don’t bother yourself with her. If anything, use her help against her. She’s probably just looking to take advantage of you.”
Felix reached into the shredded remains of his once very fancy leather jacket and pulled out a small knife. It looked to be very sharp. It was a wonder that he didn’t find the blade buried in his side when he woke up. Felix brandished the blade at Gwen, his hand shaking as he did so.
“What did you do to me? Why can’t I FEEL anything?”
He knew she wasn’t responsible for what happened to him, but he needed something to blame this on. Things like this didn’t happen to people like him. Well, that may have been a better argument for someone who was a bit more… normal than him. Considering his past, it seemed perfectly reasonable that something like this could happen to Felix.
He could feel his ribs mending under the thin skin of his torso. It may have been strange to someone who hasn’t experienced changing like this, but it was strange because Felix wasn’t willing this to happen. It just was.
Felix glanced over at where Gwen indicated. A market on the beach. He hadn’t seen one of these in a while, but he knew what they were.
“What do we need to go shopping for?”