[ The abrupt halt granted her a face full of dirt, but she rolled over in time to notice it was his men that he turned his fury on, quieting their heckling. It did little to soothe the panic that left her skin clammy and tight. She'd spent a lifetime dressing herself in men's clothing to avoid these sorts of situations. That he could turn that cruelty on and off at a moment's notice, that he didn't even hesitate, told her everything she needed to know about him.
Kylo Ren was the monster everyone made him out to be. And right now, her life was in his hands.
She looked up at him, dirt smeared across her sweaty face, and she knew she didn't have another chance. Her chest heaved with every panicked breath, never slowing or easing because her pulse never quite slowed. She didn't believe that she was out of danger. Not yet. ]
What are you going to do when you find him?
[ She knew the answer already of course. This was only self-flagellation for being a fucking pussy and backing off of her principles the minute he got his hands on her. They were animals. All of them. As soon as they got what they wanted, she'd be lucky if they killed her quickly. It stood to reason that Ren might just keep dragging her up the hill.
Unless she had a way to convince him not to. Though, speaking of animals — they didn't have ravens with them. He'd sent a runner instead. No parchment then either, probably. There had been that map of the dock in Lys on the parchment. Maybe if she promised her cooperation in drawing it, then—
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Kylo Ren was the monster everyone made him out to be. And right now, her life was in his hands.
She looked up at him, dirt smeared across her sweaty face, and she knew she didn't have another chance. Her chest heaved with every panicked breath, never slowing or easing because her pulse never quite slowed. She didn't believe that she was out of danger. Not yet. ]
What are you going to do when you find him?
[ She knew the answer already of course. This was only self-flagellation for being a fucking pussy and backing off of her principles the minute he got his hands on her. They were animals. All of them. As soon as they got what they wanted, she'd be lucky if they killed her quickly. It stood to reason that Ren might just keep dragging her up the hill.
Unless she had a way to convince him not to. Though, speaking of animals — they didn't have ravens with them. He'd sent a runner instead. No parchment then either, probably. There had been that map of the dock in Lys on the parchment. Maybe if she promised her cooperation in drawing it, then—
Maybe. ]