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random - NARKK

The cell felt as if it were closing in on him.

The thick bars, the seemingly endless void of white that surrounded him, the incessant chattering and humming of Skook's dragodes, Fento and Alasers, made him want to crack the literal orb that made his head, in hopes it shatters and he'd be free from the torture.

A torture Skook could easily drag him back into if he had done so.

Just a few bits of code thrown around, and a some tweaking, and boom.

Narrk would be back the way he was.

It was atrocious, really.

Why did she even want him around, if all she was going to do was keep him in a cell and watch him weep.

Surely not to keep her company, as she has two annoying little (or, per-say, giant) aquatinces that made him further lack the reason to why she kept him here.

  The two dragons would swoop down, one blue, one this muted yellow color. He was Alasers, and the other was Fento. Skook both cared for them dearly, and they often helped around as he'd seen.

  He gripped the bars, cold and hard, and pressed his head against it with his eyes closed.

  "When I ever get out of here.. IF I ever get out of here,"
  "I don't care how much she loves them. If they get in my way, they may as well be better off dead.

  "Why so blue?"

  Narkk screamed, throwing himself into the back of his cell. He lurched forward and clutched his head, hissing.

  "What the starblaze, WAS THAT FOR!?-" He yelled at the unironically blue dragon creature. Her head tilted.

  "Just saw you from over there," Her tail gestured towards a cloud of glitchy squares and strange symbols up above. "Decided to come check up on you." Her toothy smile made him grimace, her voice a hint of malice.

  "Well, I'm fine. You can leave now." the glitch snapped. He turned away and plopped himself on the concrete, the light from the center of the SANDBOX casting long rows of light past him. His bandages were feeing a little itchy the more Fento breathed over him.

  "Oh.  Alright."

  He heard her abruptly take off and felt his prison jerk to the side a little, making his head hurt.

  His weary eyes glared up at her as she disappeared into the faded gray.