Marcus the Rat
Marcus wakes up in discomfort. Between his eyes he sees stars. But as he blinks he recognizes that the sky is a roof and the stars are candles. He hears roaring. It takes him three seconds to realize he’s the one making this sound. He can’t remember what it was, fear, rage, cheer? He stops and takes a breath in. There is a myriad of smells that he finds… Familiar from somewhere. It reminds him of danger and rage, but he cannot remember why.
Marcus then takes notice to the rustle around him. Screams, slamming, cries and violent banging. He turns his head and takes a notice to a blond bearded man grinning and hitting his head against the cot. There’s blood between his teeth. Marcus rose up a little and notices ten more cots with ten more patients violently shaking in their dreams.
That wasn’t the only thing he noticed. There were beings ghoulish and humanoid, yet not human, crawling over the nightmare-cursed humans that seemingly were resting peacefully. Marcus rose to sit on his cot and noticed the beings around his resting place as well. He yelled and crawled backwards in confusion and terror until his back hit the wall. These beings on the floor didn’t make effort to come up on his bed and as Marcus looked further, they seemed small. He quickly got off from his bed and stomped on the floor and yelled at them to hide his fear, to scare him off. They disappeared as if understanding that Marcus was not an easy pray.
He took a good look at the room now. Nobody else but the screaming patients in the vast hall of experiments, of blackboards with writing and patterns he didn’t understand and equipment, glass vials, tubes and such filled with substances he didn’t recognize. Though he could swear there was blood on some of the bottles…
Was he one? Why was he here again? There was something important, a reason why he was here but he couldn’t remember it in that moment. He went through his thoughts. He was Marcus, he had no longer a gang, after that he had went to Black healing church…
But he could think about that later. He noticed a way out, a huge wooden door and close to them a barrel full of weapons. Marcus took a swift sprint towards the barrels intending to grab a sword out of the barrels.
Marcus wakes up in discomfort. Between his eyes he sees stars. But as he blinks he recognizes that the sky is a roof and the stars are candles. He hears roaring. It takes him three seconds to realize he’s the one making this sound. He can’t remember what it was, fear, rage, cheer? He stops and takes a breath in. There is a myriad of smells that he finds… Familiar from somewhere. It reminds him of danger and rage, but he cannot remember why.
Marcus then takes notice to the rustle around him. Screams, slamming, cries and violent banging. He turns his head and takes a notice to a blond bearded man grinning and hitting his head against the cot. There’s blood between his teeth. Marcus rose up a little and notices ten more cots with ten more patients violently shaking in their dreams.
That wasn’t the only thing he noticed. There were beings ghoulish and humanoid, yet not human, crawling over the nightmare-cursed humans that seemingly were resting peacefully. Marcus rose to sit on his cot and noticed the beings around his resting place as well. He yelled and crawled backwards in confusion and terror until his back hit the wall. These beings on the floor didn’t make effort to come up on his bed and as Marcus looked further, they seemed small. He quickly got off from his bed and stomped on the floor and yelled at them to hide his fear, to scare him off. They disappeared as if understanding that Marcus was not an easy pray.
He took a good look at the room now. Nobody else but the screaming patients in the vast hall of experiments, of blackboards with writing and patterns he didn’t understand and equipment, glass vials, tubes and such filled with substances he didn’t recognize. Though he could swear there was blood on some of the bottles…
Was he one? Why was he here again? There was something important, a reason why he was here but he couldn’t remember it in that moment. He went through his thoughts. He was Marcus, he had no longer a gang, after that he had went to Black healing church…
But he could think about that later. He noticed a way out, a huge wooden door and close to them a barrel full of weapons. Marcus took a swift sprint towards the barrels intending to grab a sword out of the barrels.