(Sorry XD Didn't see the workers only thing..Ignore this.)
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♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦Bishop John Selby Spong wrote:"I think if I can make you secure, I've taken away your humanity. I think we're supposed to be insecure, that's what it means to be human."Asher didn't see the door swing shut, rather felt it. He felt the sudden awful sensation of being trapped again. He shuddered inwardly to himself, despite the fact he was used to the feeling by now.
With some effort, Asher pushed away the rising urge to lash out, for he knew it was useless to escape the room with force by now. He swallowed his frustration and finally tuned into the conversation between Daniel(who decided to come along after all) and Aasiyah. Finding the information irrelevant to him, he zoned out again. He started nervously shifting his weight, and cracking his knuckles. Not that he was actually nervous, more of a constant need to stay in motion.
Aasiyah finally seemed to finish the conversation between her and Daniel with a single command, "Sit." Asher snorted as a substitute for laughter before finally turning his full attention onto her.
She started off talking about her powers; He already knew that she could read moods, but he didn't know of her heightened senses. He listened with a humorous curiosity, completely forgetting his irritable mood from earlier. He listened to her talk about her past, and how Freak had saved her. He thought it was interesting, but he couldn't find it within himself to pity her. He had too much hatred locked up. Yet she continued with, “…I hated it here and a part of me still does. He kept me in a cage smaller than the ones you sleep in… much smaller. He would wake me up an ungodly hour of the night to run more tests…
The minutes turned to hours, and hours to days. Soon, those days I was counting were years instead.”
Asher almost forgot that he was still standing by the time she finished. She seemed to want him to sit, but he didn't quite want to himself. She gazed at him expectantly, as he saw out of his peripheral vision. He still didn't look at her, instead stared steadily at the reflection of his stance in one of the mirrors across the room. The illusion he had created had long since fallen away, and he was left with brutal reality. It was tantalizing, his ability was. It could show him anything he dreamed of or wished for, yet once the effects faded away, he was left with only ruin. There was a long silence accompanying her tale, and Asher let it linger a while longer. Finally he spoke.
"Everyone here has experienced hardship, that goes without saying. But I didn't know of your history with Freak... I'm still a little confused. So do you like him or hate him? Or is it both?"
Asher knew his curiosity was getting the better of him, but he also wished to know how close the two of them were. If he knew that, maybe he could understand Freak a little more, no matter how repulsive the idea of understanding him sounded. He finally looked towards her, studying everything about her. Her body language, the way she spoke, and the volume of her words could ensure the veracity of them. He may not be a reader, but he would be able to pick up everything just from these observations.Aasiyah Sari Valeska || Worker
A smile slowly spread across Aasiyah’s lips when Asher asked the question she knew both boys wanted to know.
“My relationship with Freak is constantly changing. Most days I hate him yet pity him mostly. Others I understand him, love him to a point. He knows that what he has done to all of us is wrong, but in his eyes he is saving us and the world.”Letting out a sigh, Aasiyah changed the image in the mirrors to show the past. The image now showed her and Freak 3 years ago, before any other creatures were around. She showed the boys the tests and training of her. Another sigh, another image; this time it was just her. Standing out on a balcony somewhere looking over a garden full of roses. The floors creek slightly making her jump.
“What is troubling you, love?”
Freak’s voice came from the shadows, Aasiyah’s memory unable to show the boys where he was standing.
“The roses… Her voice sounded faint and dream-like.
“What about them? Hm? What is troubling my rose? I created the garden for you – well you were in my mind when I was creating this manor. Doesn’t it remind you of the house we talked about that summer’s eve?”
“The roses represent me…?”
“Yes, of course! You are my rose, Aasiyah, don’t you know this?”
“The roses are dying.” Aasiyah’s voice started to rise as tears rolled down her cheeks.
“Is this your way of saying that I am dying too!?”
The mirrors go blank, showing nothing but darkness, and then cleared up turning into normal mirrors. Aasiyah left the boys as they were entranced by her memory. Leaving the door open and all other halls closed, she left the boys alone. The only passageway was to the ward where the cages sat waiting for them. Aasiyah, herself, was exciting the manor and making her way through the winding paths. A heavy sigh left her small frame as she entered the garden that Freak created for her. The once blossoming roses were now dead.
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