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(Tatu – All the Things She Said, remix [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lzzXnGSoddM&feature=related"]YouTube - Tatu - All The Things She Said (DJ Sputnik Remix)[/ame] )
Julia sat in her college class, watching the teacher with a bored expression on her face. Her eyes were fighting to close, while her mind and brain kept telling her that, even though this was an extremely boring lecture, she just couldn't sleep through it, the professor might say something useful…eventually… There was also the problem of the chemicals in her system. The Dream Weavers had given her a kit of seven syringes. Each syringe had enough medication in them to keep her awake for forty-eight hours. She was on the fifth syringe today, and had four to go. Her body ached and all she wanted was to sleep. Just even for a moment.
Her head dropped for a second, eyes closing. Then it snapped back up, eyes wide as she tried her hardest to stay awake. She couldn't sleep yet. Not until Swiit Driemz was completely out of her system. And when the tests results came back, they'd know more about what happened, hopefully, the drug hadn't screwed up her body in any way. The other problem was that she was still unable to control her thoughts as well as they'd like her to. She had to be able to achieve lucid dreaming or that freaky thing would happen again. They were surprised to find that she had been partially awake during the whole incident. She had seen her own dream beast, and could feel its fur as it curled itself around her, as if it had been resting. When it stood, she was amazed by its size. She had reached for it and the beast sat by her, letting her touch its fur.
( [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QHP5_awxHlE&feature=related"]YouTube - Undivided - Solid State Society OST[/ame] )
Julia thought of that memory, remembering the amazing feeling of that…. Thing's fur. It was softer than anything else, and it was warm. They, the Dream Weavers, had told her that the beast was a part of her most innerself. That drug had only helped it come forward. The only problem was that the creature was unstable, and had growled and almost attacked a cop when he had the unfortunate luck of having shined a flashlight at it. It had only stopped because Julia had woken up from the shock of seeing it about to maul an innocent policeman who was just doing his job and walking around campus, inspecting to make sure no one was stealing anything or sneaking in.
Being able to wake up after only four hours of being locked into the drug was a surprise on its own. But either way, she needed to be able to control her beast better….
"Soft……black…..fur….. and….red eyes…" She muttered to herself, two of her classmates turned their heads to look at her for a moment, thinking she was crazy. And they were right, because she swore that she could feel that creature's giant muzzle on her back, sniffing her, then nosing her, like some animals do when they picked up that someone was distressed. It rubbed its massive head on her side and arm, and she stiffened up, fearful. It had stopped right then. She couldn't feel it anymore…. She shuddered, afraid of what was going on, afraid of what she might be turning into.
She pulled her cell phone out of her pocket and texted the info to one of the Dream Weavers. She drew pictures of foxes while she waited, trying to pay attention to the professor again. She tried to take notes, but she was still thinking of things other than this class, it was hard to pay attention.
[Get out of class, now. Tell them you're sick or something, get here, now.]
She re-read the text a couple times, then gulped. Was it that serious? She then thought of what had happened to her life just in this one week and started to feel genuinely sick, and she milked it for all it's worth. She then ran out of class with her things under her arms, green with the fact that she felt as if she was going to vomit. She went to the bathroom, then came out, wiping her mouth and then asked one of her friends to take her to the warehouse where the Dream Weavers had stationed themselves. It hadn't taken long and she was soon before them all of them except for one, and they all looked a tad worried…..maybe more than a "Tad"….
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"Sir, you can't be serious, there is no way….. Sir, the tests came back…. The drug that we're dealing with, it's not the original "Swiit Dreimz"…. It's a modified version, a highly modified version. " a meek female voice timidly orated from behind a microscope, she was checking the two strains again by hand, herself, even though the test results were already back. She was in disbelief that it was a different strain, yet here it was.
"What's the difference?" A man asked, the fear in his voice evident, he sat near her, leaning forward in his char, towards her, anxious.
"Sir…. We need to contact the police… This strain is able to be used as an inhalant…. You can put it in a canister and spray it like eff'n spray paint….. and with the way it looks now….. Sir, we just got to contact the police…." She murmured softly, there was a clicking sound, like she had just put a pen down, then the rustle of papers as if she was going through a file.
"We can't do that….. Remember how they reacted the last time we called them? They told us to stay out of their job….." The man sounded miffed, but calm. "Show me your findings, I need to see this for myself." He muttered and walked over to the darker side of the room, flipping a switch, the dark was instantly illuminated. The woman was young and fitted with a long white trench-coat that was apparently her "scientist" garb. She protested to the light, her lips pulled back and he practically expected her to growl or snarl at him.
"TURN THAT OFF! IT HURTS MY EYES!" She shrieked and he flipped the switch again, she sighed, back in her comfort zone. The man felt his way over to her and looked through the scope not liking what he saw.
"Sorry about that…..Matilda….. we need a better sample of this for you…." The man muttered, annoyed.
"We can't if we don't……" Matilda began, timidly.
"I'll send one of our members over to try and get some from a drug dealer…. I suppose in the process, we can make it a sting operation if needed… This IS YOUR drug, after all, we need to get it to you…" He defended his point, stubbornly.
"I never meant for this…." Apologetically, she looked up at him, and he could still just barely see her in the dark.
"It's ok, You were only doing your job…. But we do need to talk, as you said…. And how are the tests results on the new kid?" He stated, factually.
"….. Her body reacted badly to the drug… It went into a fever….. and we got their quick enough for there not to be any fatal damage…but… certain parts of her brain are literally fried…. And she has a heart murmur now…. She'll survive, though…. It's a small comfort in these times, She probably won't be able to control her speech very well, the impulse control for that…well, it's done, as well as parts of the brain that help with decision-making, I'm going to suggest that someone act as her guardian…. She's unable to face her parents about this, so they're out….and she doesn't have sibiings that she wants to talk to…. Try and see if you can work something out… I just… don't trust her judgment… I'm afraid something will happen, and It's not a good idea to let her be on her own…."
The man nodded and headed off after giving Matilda a peck on the lips, whispering "I love you" in her ear. She smiled then got back to work, while, down the hall , the man called the police and explained what was going on. They needed to know how bad this would get…. He just hoped that they wouldn't hinder the process of helping the victims…
Julia sat in her college class, watching the teacher with a bored expression on her face. Her eyes were fighting to close, while her mind and brain kept telling her that, even though this was an extremely boring lecture, she just couldn't sleep through it, the professor might say something useful…eventually… There was also the problem of the chemicals in her system. The Dream Weavers had given her a kit of seven syringes. Each syringe had enough medication in them to keep her awake for forty-eight hours. She was on the fifth syringe today, and had four to go. Her body ached and all she wanted was to sleep. Just even for a moment.
Her head dropped for a second, eyes closing. Then it snapped back up, eyes wide as she tried her hardest to stay awake. She couldn't sleep yet. Not until Swiit Driemz was completely out of her system. And when the tests results came back, they'd know more about what happened, hopefully, the drug hadn't screwed up her body in any way. The other problem was that she was still unable to control her thoughts as well as they'd like her to. She had to be able to achieve lucid dreaming or that freaky thing would happen again. They were surprised to find that she had been partially awake during the whole incident. She had seen her own dream beast, and could feel its fur as it curled itself around her, as if it had been resting. When it stood, she was amazed by its size. She had reached for it and the beast sat by her, letting her touch its fur.
( [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QHP5_awxHlE&feature=related"]YouTube - Undivided - Solid State Society OST[/ame] )
Julia thought of that memory, remembering the amazing feeling of that…. Thing's fur. It was softer than anything else, and it was warm. They, the Dream Weavers, had told her that the beast was a part of her most innerself. That drug had only helped it come forward. The only problem was that the creature was unstable, and had growled and almost attacked a cop when he had the unfortunate luck of having shined a flashlight at it. It had only stopped because Julia had woken up from the shock of seeing it about to maul an innocent policeman who was just doing his job and walking around campus, inspecting to make sure no one was stealing anything or sneaking in.
Being able to wake up after only four hours of being locked into the drug was a surprise on its own. But either way, she needed to be able to control her beast better….
"Soft……black…..fur….. and….red eyes…" She muttered to herself, two of her classmates turned their heads to look at her for a moment, thinking she was crazy. And they were right, because she swore that she could feel that creature's giant muzzle on her back, sniffing her, then nosing her, like some animals do when they picked up that someone was distressed. It rubbed its massive head on her side and arm, and she stiffened up, fearful. It had stopped right then. She couldn't feel it anymore…. She shuddered, afraid of what was going on, afraid of what she might be turning into.
She pulled her cell phone out of her pocket and texted the info to one of the Dream Weavers. She drew pictures of foxes while she waited, trying to pay attention to the professor again. She tried to take notes, but she was still thinking of things other than this class, it was hard to pay attention.
[Get out of class, now. Tell them you're sick or something, get here, now.]
She re-read the text a couple times, then gulped. Was it that serious? She then thought of what had happened to her life just in this one week and started to feel genuinely sick, and she milked it for all it's worth. She then ran out of class with her things under her arms, green with the fact that she felt as if she was going to vomit. She went to the bathroom, then came out, wiping her mouth and then asked one of her friends to take her to the warehouse where the Dream Weavers had stationed themselves. It hadn't taken long and she was soon before them all of them except for one, and they all looked a tad worried…..maybe more than a "Tad"….
**************************
"Sir, you can't be serious, there is no way….. Sir, the tests came back…. The drug that we're dealing with, it's not the original "Swiit Dreimz"…. It's a modified version, a highly modified version. " a meek female voice timidly orated from behind a microscope, she was checking the two strains again by hand, herself, even though the test results were already back. She was in disbelief that it was a different strain, yet here it was.
"What's the difference?" A man asked, the fear in his voice evident, he sat near her, leaning forward in his char, towards her, anxious.
"Sir…. We need to contact the police… This strain is able to be used as an inhalant…. You can put it in a canister and spray it like eff'n spray paint….. and with the way it looks now….. Sir, we just got to contact the police…." She murmured softly, there was a clicking sound, like she had just put a pen down, then the rustle of papers as if she was going through a file.
"We can't do that….. Remember how they reacted the last time we called them? They told us to stay out of their job….." The man sounded miffed, but calm. "Show me your findings, I need to see this for myself." He muttered and walked over to the darker side of the room, flipping a switch, the dark was instantly illuminated. The woman was young and fitted with a long white trench-coat that was apparently her "scientist" garb. She protested to the light, her lips pulled back and he practically expected her to growl or snarl at him.
"TURN THAT OFF! IT HURTS MY EYES!" She shrieked and he flipped the switch again, she sighed, back in her comfort zone. The man felt his way over to her and looked through the scope not liking what he saw.
"Sorry about that…..Matilda….. we need a better sample of this for you…." The man muttered, annoyed.
"We can't if we don't……" Matilda began, timidly.
"I'll send one of our members over to try and get some from a drug dealer…. I suppose in the process, we can make it a sting operation if needed… This IS YOUR drug, after all, we need to get it to you…" He defended his point, stubbornly.
"I never meant for this…." Apologetically, she looked up at him, and he could still just barely see her in the dark.
"It's ok, You were only doing your job…. But we do need to talk, as you said…. And how are the tests results on the new kid?" He stated, factually.
"….. Her body reacted badly to the drug… It went into a fever….. and we got their quick enough for there not to be any fatal damage…but… certain parts of her brain are literally fried…. And she has a heart murmur now…. She'll survive, though…. It's a small comfort in these times, She probably won't be able to control her speech very well, the impulse control for that…well, it's done, as well as parts of the brain that help with decision-making, I'm going to suggest that someone act as her guardian…. She's unable to face her parents about this, so they're out….and she doesn't have sibiings that she wants to talk to…. Try and see if you can work something out… I just… don't trust her judgment… I'm afraid something will happen, and It's not a good idea to let her be on her own…."
The man nodded and headed off after giving Matilda a peck on the lips, whispering "I love you" in her ear. She smiled then got back to work, while, down the hall , the man called the police and explained what was going on. They needed to know how bad this would get…. He just hoped that they wouldn't hinder the process of helping the victims…