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Had he really been a merchant prince once?
Heir to a his father's legacy across the sea?
Or was it all a dream?
A past woven by the the threads of opium?
The male couldn't recall anything clearly. For years now, he'd been constantly on a mix of opium to keep his mind a fog. To keep him lost in his own head. Keep him dreaming dreams that were memories. Memories were never real. Memories that were more real than his life of chains.
Day in, day out. Chains, perfumes. Forced sex. Brothel walls.Â
How many years?
He couldn't recall. He only knew two things had once been real.
He had once been called K'hole. And he had once known the art of hemamancy.
That was his appeal. His slavers offering paying customer the chance to screw a blood mage.
Course one who had been...collared. A collar that made his talent useless.
But that's not what they wanted. They wanted his body and the bragging rights. To use. To sell. To exploit.
And so they kept him drugged to make him docile.
Even now, he was in chains. Silk sheets around his body. Perfume on the air. Drugs clouding his mind. Making him see the world as a dream. A nightmare. A hell he was too trapped in a fog to see.Â
Another day, another eternity. This was his life. The past four years? Four millennia?
Did it matter?
Every morning he awoke, praying for either death or freedom. To the Twelve he prayed. Begged. Threatened. Made deals.
Yet, so far, nothing. Only more suffering. More chains. More days in this hell. More dreams sent by the vapors in his blood
The drugs consumed his mind and the slave slipped into the clouds as the door opened.
In his mind, he saw the angel again. The vision of the miqo'te in black. The one who had come to him in his dreams last night. The one who had promised him freedom.
The angle.
The one who promised kindness.
The door shut and K'hole lost himself in the drugs power.
Kindness, it seemed, was not to come tonight.
Had he really been a merchant prince once?
Heir to a his father's legacy across the sea?
Or was it all a dream?
A past woven by the the threads of opium?
The male couldn't recall anything clearly. For years now, he'd been constantly on a mix of opium to keep his mind a fog. To keep him lost in his own head. Keep him dreaming dreams that were memories. Memories were never real. Memories that were more real than his life of chains.
Day in, day out. Chains, perfumes. Forced sex. Brothel walls.Â
How many years?
He couldn't recall. He only knew two things had once been real.
He had once been called K'hole. And he had once known the art of hemamancy.
That was his appeal. His slavers offering paying customer the chance to screw a blood mage.
Course one who had been...collared. A collar that made his talent useless.
But that's not what they wanted. They wanted his body and the bragging rights. To use. To sell. To exploit.
And so they kept him drugged to make him docile.
Even now, he was in chains. Silk sheets around his body. Perfume on the air. Drugs clouding his mind. Making him see the world as a dream. A nightmare. A hell he was too trapped in a fog to see.Â
Another day, another eternity. This was his life. The past four years? Four millennia?
Did it matter?
Every morning he awoke, praying for either death or freedom. To the Twelve he prayed. Begged. Threatened. Made deals.
Yet, so far, nothing. Only more suffering. More chains. More days in this hell. More dreams sent by the vapors in his blood
The drugs consumed his mind and the slave slipped into the clouds as the door opened.
In his mind, he saw the angel again. The vision of the miqo'te in black. The one who had come to him in his dreams last night. The one who had promised him freedom.
The angle.
The one who promised kindness.
The door shut and K'hole lost himself in the drugs power.
Kindness, it seemed, was not to come tonight.