Hold your Breath // Lazarus x Lightning {blitz}
Feb 3, 2017 1:15:03 GMT -5
Post by Arrows on Feb 3, 2017 1:15:03 GMT -5
District Four Male of the 75th Hunger Games
The world washes over me as my skin stains within the sheets of chlorine. Snaps of salt slip over my tongue whenever a breath berates my lunges. Water warps around me in a sense of undeniable control, a control only christened upon me during such circumstances. With the games my sense of superiority among how I spend my seconds seems scarce. I no longer have vocal chords to vibrate with my own opinions or eyes to see whatever sights I wish. Since my sentence by the sea I have given myself entirely to the shackles of Snow. Yet if such is the case why do I wish it were otherwise? Why do I wonder why my voice even lifted from my lips just days ago? Was it Chaos or was it my worrisome nature? I know I'll never secure such answers, so I swim in solitude instead.
Not once since arriving have I seen a single soul aside from myself slip through the surface of this pool. Even the others from my home do not seem drawn to its depths. Perhaps I am spending too much time lost within the lines of each lane, or perhaps I am persistently searching for a purpose that cannot be found. Maybe the water is the only place I can preserve the sense of security I vowed to refund when I volunteered. However, in all honestly I desire it to be that it is the only place where my mind can actually mingle among itself. Where I can actually think without the scarring eyes of my sister's stare searing into my skin, following my every action.
My thoughts of Chaos soon spike in annoyance as I spot a shadow still upon the wall ahead of me. In my chest I can feel my heart beat hastily racing as I anticipate another assault of unwanted wisdom from my sister. However, upon my arrival at the wall my thoughts suddenly tumble and twist. Above in a rather startlingly close space to myself is a boy I recognize as one of the siblings from District Ten. From a far he seems like a decent enough person but how he suddenly appeared deffinently makes my spine shudder in an odd fashion.
Several seconds of silence seep through the stilling water until I finally pull myself out and wrap a towel around myself. "Your Lazarus right? You and your sister volunteered too?" It wasn't much but at least it was anything to shatter the silence.
LIGHTNING O'HANA
Sometimes our heads slip beneath the sea, and sometimes there's no way to breathe