Meanwhile...
The oxygen rushed in and out of her like a storm, supplying the energy to her muscles as she ran. Her brown eyes didn't bother to look back, to look over her shoulder. If she was tackled, she'd burn the predatory look right out of him -- with her thumbs in his eye sockets. Until that moment, however, the current plan was to simply not get tackled to the ground.
Brown eyes fluttered open as Evelyn began to wake. It was time to leave this place -- again. There was no point being here, not when the outside world was so much less painful, and had so much more to offer. She could live with brutally maiming and murdering innocent men. Johns had never been good to her anyways.
There was shelter back at the labs; though, with the way this particular man could move, she wasn't sure how much. He was a predator, an obvious, blatant predator. She already hated him with a fiery passion. If she weren't running, she half wanted to be brutally maiming and murdering him.
Something had called her attention, a noise. She was still so tired from a restless, fitful sleep on the floor of the lab, she couldn't be too certain of anything.
Evelyn barely scraped past a tree, a gnarled branch digging into her upper arm as she stumbled by. She was surrounded by such structures. The trees of a mature forest, with a large amount of moss covering the ground. The place was at the end of this 'mature' stage. But then, what did she know of the life of a forest? Only that this particular forest, like the particular man she was running from, was odd. But then, too many things were 'odd' these days. Hell, she was odd.
The forest cleared just as Evelyn felt that her legs couldn't carry her any further. Too fast for too long. She sprinted up to the glass doors of the main laboratory, reaching out and taking the handle, snapping the door open just before she ran into the thing. When she let go of the handle and continued on inside, the thing began to smoke. The metal of the handle had been melted under her palm, and it glowed a bright, fiery orange from where it was still too hot for any sane person to touch.
Unaware of the others that had wandered into the building, she continued to run down the main hallway, coming to a halt in a skid before sliding behind a counter. She held a hand over her mouth to try and stifle her gasps for breath, trying to stay quiet. But, she couldn't very well just stop breathing; everything required breathable air. The consistent rise and fall of her chest kept pulling air in and pushing it out of her lungs as she desperately tried to recover, pressing her back against the cabinets.
"Motherhumping, titfucker of a rat bastard," she gasped quietly under her breath, closing her eyes for just a moment. To rest, for just a second. The burning had already set into her calves, and her feet felt raw and tender in her boots. The tile flooring began to steam under her hands.
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