071st metal . voice & zero spam . possible cw for self-harm
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[ Zane's voice is soft, and hoarse. ]
When will someone let me out.
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[ He wakes up in Zero in agony. Too many kinds to sort out and identify: raging thirst, the world swimming in front of his eyes, the stabbing pain of every heartbeat, the full-body torture of the death toll, but it's all mixed, all together, and he's moving before he knows it. He grasps for metals, but he's empty, there's nothing, there's no feeling of Allomancy at all.
He falls to the cold ground and goes to the sink, drinking thirstily, and then, with no memory of what happened between, he finds himself at the bars. ] Charles. [ He's calling for help, the cry of an angry and hurt child, and he hits the bars and shakes them, and it's too long before he remembers that he doesn't have a warden anymore. He is a warden.
His mind feels torn to shreds. He wants to hurt things again. The voice grips him.
He curls up, shaking. ]
[ Zane's voice is soft, and hoarse. ]
When will someone let me out.
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[ He wakes up in Zero in agony. Too many kinds to sort out and identify: raging thirst, the world swimming in front of his eyes, the stabbing pain of every heartbeat, the full-body torture of the death toll, but it's all mixed, all together, and he's moving before he knows it. He grasps for metals, but he's empty, there's nothing, there's no feeling of Allomancy at all.
He falls to the cold ground and goes to the sink, drinking thirstily, and then, with no memory of what happened between, he finds himself at the bars. ] Charles. [ He's calling for help, the cry of an angry and hurt child, and he hits the bars and shakes them, and it's too long before he remembers that he doesn't have a warden anymore. He is a warden.
His mind feels torn to shreds. He wants to hurt things again. The voice grips him.
He curls up, shaking. ]
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Well.
Tiffany seriously considers not replying to this, but she has to know.]
You normal again?
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[Arthas, that's not how the doors in zero work.]
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[She doesn't even sound mad. Just very tired.]
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[But he comes. He does. He cares. He has to. Because it's Zane, and somehow he feels like this is his fault. That he didn't pay close enough attention. That he didn't love hard enough.]
[He presses his face to the bars, leaning in to look at him like he's an animal in a cage.]
I'm so sorry.
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If you'd come near me, I would have killed you.
[ Gently and kindly and lovingly, he would have killed Cassel. ]
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When he does show up, he looks pretty shitty... not sleeping much and smoking way too much. Ignoring the possible danger, he leans against the bars.]
Look, if you need somebody to kill, you kill me. Don't...Don't kill the people I care about.
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[ He'd just known.
He pulls himself away from the cot, and slides down near the bars, back against the wall. The bars are next to him. ]
That's why it was you, first. It wasn't supposed to be Jerry too.
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[ He asks the question into the silence, eventually, after a long time. He's been up and down, moving, pacing, and if he sleeps there have been nightmares. ]
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[He just sounds... straightforward. Maybe a little tired.]
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Every step crawls along her skin, tracing old wounds like knives. She hates it here, really hates it here. She can't stand feeling helpless, and she can't stand imprisonment, not anymore.
That's why she made herself come. When she sees him beating the Barge, calling for Charles, she sees herself as she was, tears streaking and staining her face, fear overtaking every ounce of sanity and pity. She goes to him before she can think better of it, wrapping her hands around his.]
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Morgana. [ Whispering. ] You came.
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The sound of Destruction's wings - and laugh - echos for a moment in his ears.
He doesn't remember if they've ever spoken, and it doesn't matter, at all.]
Hey. Can I bring you anything?
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[ What he wants can't be brought. What he wants out of him can't be severed. ]
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But Zane, his complement in so many ways, is volatile. So he comes, the second or third day, or perhaps the night between them, comes to stand by the bars, a grave calm vigil.]
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Aslan.
[ He knows every inch of his lover. He knows what his breath and his skin should look like. Zane begins to shake. ]
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It's not really for hurting him, except that it might be, because she doesn't trust him even slightly; but mostly it's because she feels far too much the soldier, now, and she needs it to hold herself steady, an integral component of her balance, a part of her arm.
The warden on duty waves her in after a mumbled explanation, and she collapses into a cross-legged seat outside his cell.]
Hey. Are you coherent enough to move?
[If he's raving or twitching or sneering or seems likely to make any trouble at all, she thinks, she will just come back tomorrow.]
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So she slips inside. She still hates it here, hates being in a cage, but she doesn't let it stumble her.]
Zane? [Soft, tender, aching. She shouldn't have let this happen, she should have been stronger.
She will be, from now on.]