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No. 156
Installment 3. i'm on a fucking roll. Characters: RED Spy, BLU Medic same old. same old. From the RED Spy's point of view.
as for doing an installment from the medic's point of view, i'm having a hard time when i try to write something that would fit in with this storyline. DO ME A FAVOR. GIVE ME IDEAS.
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It is another night BLU Medic, only this time, things are a little different. You are asleep, like usual. The difference is that I /know/ that you will not wake up when I enter your room. It is most satisfying for me to see you drugged, and know that I am the cause of your unnatural sleep.
It wasn’t hard to slip some powder into your food, well actually your entire team’s food. Your Pyro is remarkably careless when he cooks, not paying any attention to the ingredients that he placed in tonight’s soup. I am disgusted that the man apparently has no taste buds, one table spoon of salt is enough for one pot of soup (no wonder your team drinks so much water). Of course, it wasn’t really “salt” that he added, unluckily for you.
The drug was meant to be used in small quantities, so the victim is half-awake when its effects are fully felt. Thankfully, there are no side effects for using too much, except for minor headaches the next day.
I carefully open the window, slowly sliding the frame along. It won’t do to have any sort of noise, though all of BLU wouldn’t notice if I fired a cannon next to their heads.
Next to my butterfly knife, sleep drugs are my love.
I am in your room, tonight’s moonlight giving off a weak glow. It makes your exposed skin look like ivory. It must be uncomfortable to sleep on the floor (it was amusing to see you stumble and fall to ground, the drugs taking effect before you could get into bed). Shall I be kind and make you more comfortable?
I will indulge myself just this once, there is little chance of being caught.
You are not as heavy as I thought doctor. It is easy to pick you up and lay you on your bed. My fingers ghost along your face, removing your glasses and placing them on your desk. Your boots provide a challenge, I am tempted to cut them open, but I doubt you will like that. Once your boots are off, I place them neatly at the base of your bed. Your pants, coat, and shirt are easy to remove, sliding off with a soft whisper, exposing pale flesh underneath. I leave your boxers and gloves on, for the…aesthetic value. Your body is more slender than my team’s medic, more beautiful. I reach out a hand and run it across your stomach, feeling hard muscles and your slow even breathing. I want to take off a glove and /really/ touch you; to /feel/ the texture of your skin on mine, instead of through my glove. But I won’t. I will not be leaving any evidence of my visit.
There is something so very sinful about cutting someone who is asleep. You can’t feel my blade, your face is peaceful (not twisted with pain like I want it to be). I keep my cuts light, just deep enough to draw blood. My breath is slightly harsh, it is strangely arousing to cut a person who does not respond. The cuts are elegant, long and smooth; looking like scarlet ribbons on your skin. When I am done, I take a step back and look at my work. Your body is laced with cuts, blood vivid against pale skin; I fix this image in my memory, it is a masterpiece.
I glance at my watch, time is growing short. I have to destroy what I have created for the sake of stealth (I regret this, but my job comes first). Picking up your medi-gun, I use it to heal the cuts on your chest, sighing regretfully. My handkerchief is sacrificed to clean the blood off your body, its pure white stained with red. Strangely enough, it is almost easier to get you back into your clothes than it was to remove them. When you are dressed, I lay you on the floor, just as you were before I entered your room.
Quietly, I leave. Sliding the window shut and locking it from the outside (you really should think about replacing these locks, but they make my job easier), I stall for a moment to take a last look at you. You will wake up in a couple of hours, with nothing more than slightly aching muscles from sleeping on the floor. There will be no trace of my…activities, besides a slight drain in your medi-gun’s power.
Good night doctor. I will be back tomorrow, for now adieu.
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