caspian
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back in the casing,
shaking and pacing
this is the tunnel's light
blood in the writing,
stuck in the fighting
look through the rifle's sight
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back in the casing,
shaking and pacing
this is the tunnel's light
blood in the writing,
stuck in the fighting
look through the rifle's sight
→ ✕ ←
- white walls. white hallways. white tiled floors. white lights that made him squint and grumble a mouthful of curses. what wasn't white in this damned place? why not black? Caspian had grown fond to the shade, the complete opposite of the maddening brightness he was forced to deal with all day. black was the night he was allowed to stroll around in on the Wednesday of every other week. black calmed his senses and allowed him to focus. and black, best of all, didn't burn his pupils and make the back of his eyeballs ache. but they'd made the School all white and irritating, and Caspian swore it was just to bug the hell out of the experiments, such as himself.
Caspian was a leopard hybrid. 2% laid back cat that enjoyed running it's claws down pompous Eraser's pretty faces. he owned a pair of white-tipped furry ears and a rosette dappled tail, which was currently lashing angrily. the teen stomped down the hallway, lips parted just enough to reveal those sharp pearly whites. he'd been ordered to fix the new experiment's door, being that these seemingly important specimens had been escaping lately. why couldn't the scientists fix the door themselves? these people were meshing human and animal DNA, but couldn't figure out how to secure a door hinge? this was ridiculous. worst of all, he'd been woken from his nap to fix the bloody thing. to top it, Casp had come to the conclusion that this wasn't just to put right a malfunctioning door, but to note the Avian's responses to a new hybrid being introduced to them. and if Caspian's head was detached by the female, he would blame the scientists.
He had heard rumors of the girl hybrid, who's name he couldn't recall. but she certainly seemed like someone he didn't want to meet. the leopard hybrid's sharp ears had picked up the sounds of screaming and thrashing earlier, and enough Erasers had come back from their jobs with claw marks crisscrossing their body that he was dreading coming face-to-face with this she-devil. She seemed to be the feistiest of the few. despite these given facts, Caspian couldn't say he wasn't interested in seeing these guys. he gathered up all the information he could from his fellow Eraser roommates. the leader was a boy as old as he was, who apparently wasn't in great emotional shape right now. the second-in-command was this girl, who wasn't only part bird, but part cat. this undoubtedly excited Caspian. meeting another cat hybrid would be quite an experience. there was a redhead boy and another girl, along with a little kid. this boy was especially close to the devil girl, and some erasers even suspected that she might be the mother of him. Caspian doubted that, she was too young, and he was too old. a motherly devil woman? the leopard boy's curiosity grew with each piece of information he thought through.
Caspian reached up and combed through his hair with his fingers, slowly untangling the locks in his hand. he'd reached the room. an unmemorable number was printed neatly on the top, not looking very special compared to the other doors. it surprised him, how much the scientists gave the impression they didn't care. they obviously tried to hide their own growing fascination with the new toys, like children waiting for Christmas. the little experiments had only just started. Casp almost pitied them.
"do I just walk in?" he sighed under his breath, looping his thumb through his belt loop and resting his weight on one leg, his posture lopsided. with an unconcerned shrug, he gripped the door handle and pushed against it until the hinges swung just enough for him to slip inside. Those dappled leopard ears swiveled forward to catch the sounds in the room, bright blue hues drifting upwards to gaze around the small space. his mouth gaped open a small bit as his eyes fell on the girl curled up in one of the beds. the first thing he noticed were the magnificent wings branching out from her back, a pattern of black and white that he could barely pry his attention off of. the white-haired avian appeared to be sleeping, but Caspian wasn't completely sure since she was facing away from him. He closed his dry mouth and cleared his throat, straightening a bit. "knock knock, birdies. I'm here to fix your door."














