Post by Haven on Jan 18, 2008 3:12:06 GMT -5
She had walked in past the students in the front of the school, just as easy as pie. The inside of the mansion smelled like family and love- she hated it here. They never wanted to love her anywhere she ever went well, almost everywhere.
She took the elevator down into the sub-basement, just where they had said it would be, and when the doors opened the sight was something to behold.
Above her in the mansion the walls were somber and subdued, dark wood grains and burgundies and earthy colors, but down here everything was new. It was gleaming and chrome and slick- if she'd seen this part of the school before she'd left maybe she might have stayed another week or two to give the place a chance.
'Was it really so bad? What am I thinking? Gotta get my head back into this!' she scolded herself and focused on the task at hand. She walked to the far end of the hall to the door marked CEREBRA. Reaching into her jacket pocket she pulled out the plastic baggie with the gory little chunk of flesh inside it. An eyeball looked up at her from inside the bag.
She pulled it out bare handed and spun it around in her fingers, holding it up to the retinal scanner for admittance.
She took the elevator down into the sub-basement, just where they had said it would be, and when the doors opened the sight was something to behold.
Above her in the mansion the walls were somber and subdued, dark wood grains and burgundies and earthy colors, but down here everything was new. It was gleaming and chrome and slick- if she'd seen this part of the school before she'd left maybe she might have stayed another week or two to give the place a chance.
'Was it really so bad? What am I thinking? Gotta get my head back into this!' she scolded herself and focused on the task at hand. She walked to the far end of the hall to the door marked CEREBRA. Reaching into her jacket pocket she pulled out the plastic baggie with the gory little chunk of flesh inside it. An eyeball looked up at her from inside the bag.
She pulled it out bare handed and spun it around in her fingers, holding it up to the retinal scanner for admittance.
