Another Role|Ekaitz
Mar 29, 2007 22:32:10 GMT -5
Post by Deleted on Mar 29, 2007 22:32:10 GMT -5
His head was killing him, his wrists and hands were throbbing, and there was something uncomfortable rattling beneath his sore body. Da'cien could safely say this was the worst wakeup call he had ever gotten.
He forced his eyes open, fully prepared to bawl out the special effects crew -they had a tendency to be horrible pranksters when not on duty- only to gasp in alarm when he saw six other people bound and unconscious with him in a wagon. Instantly panicked, Da'cien struggled upright and frantically started chewing the cords around his wrists. Something was terribly wrong and he had to get away to see if he could get help. While he didn't have wings, he could wind-walk a sufficient distance- he couldn't have been taken too far from Humontis, could he?
The wagon jarred to a halt among many voices, and Da'cien instinctively flopped back down, wincing as his head spun, and forced himself to become completely limp, as if he had only just roused.
"Rise and shine!" someone called, untying the wagon flaps and lowering the tailgate before grabbing a handful of Da'cien's long hair and giving it a good yank. "Wake up and get out here, pretty boy!" he ordered over the other man's cry of pain.
The actor drew himself up on his knees and awkwardly crawled to the tailgate, tumbling gracelessly to the dirt, and was yanked upright by his hair. Da'cien's cheeks burned as he realized he was still in the costume jewelry, makeup, high-laced sandals, and filmy white drape that only went to his knees, baring most of his chest before it clipped over his left shoulder and wound around his forearm to trail to the ground. Without a stage, the costume made him feel exposed and vulnerable, especially with all those people looking at him like he was a stud for sale.
Da'cien's heart twisted with fright as he realized he was in very real danger: These people must have abducted him right from the costume wagon, and because he had foolishly separated himself from his co-workers, it was possible no one yet knew he was missing.
Etaf! Efil! What am I going to do?
Then the snickers started, followed by chuckles and howls of laughter. "I don't think that one has any dignity left to lose!" someone called.
"Where did you find him, Yureik? In the red lantern district of Humontis?" someone else hooted.
Da'cien drew himself up as straight as possible, now furious. He was an artist, not a prostitute! He put on his "dangerously angry royalty" glare, dark eyes snapping.
He forced his eyes open, fully prepared to bawl out the special effects crew -they had a tendency to be horrible pranksters when not on duty- only to gasp in alarm when he saw six other people bound and unconscious with him in a wagon. Instantly panicked, Da'cien struggled upright and frantically started chewing the cords around his wrists. Something was terribly wrong and he had to get away to see if he could get help. While he didn't have wings, he could wind-walk a sufficient distance- he couldn't have been taken too far from Humontis, could he?
The wagon jarred to a halt among many voices, and Da'cien instinctively flopped back down, wincing as his head spun, and forced himself to become completely limp, as if he had only just roused.
"Rise and shine!" someone called, untying the wagon flaps and lowering the tailgate before grabbing a handful of Da'cien's long hair and giving it a good yank. "Wake up and get out here, pretty boy!" he ordered over the other man's cry of pain.
The actor drew himself up on his knees and awkwardly crawled to the tailgate, tumbling gracelessly to the dirt, and was yanked upright by his hair. Da'cien's cheeks burned as he realized he was still in the costume jewelry, makeup, high-laced sandals, and filmy white drape that only went to his knees, baring most of his chest before it clipped over his left shoulder and wound around his forearm to trail to the ground. Without a stage, the costume made him feel exposed and vulnerable, especially with all those people looking at him like he was a stud for sale.
Da'cien's heart twisted with fright as he realized he was in very real danger: These people must have abducted him right from the costume wagon, and because he had foolishly separated himself from his co-workers, it was possible no one yet knew he was missing.
Etaf! Efil! What am I going to do?
Then the snickers started, followed by chuckles and howls of laughter. "I don't think that one has any dignity left to lose!" someone called.
"Where did you find him, Yureik? In the red lantern district of Humontis?" someone else hooted.
Da'cien drew himself up as straight as possible, now furious. He was an artist, not a prostitute! He put on his "dangerously angry royalty" glare, dark eyes snapping.