Yandere Kankri x Reader.

Ch 13

"Good Mourning (Y/N), Did You Sleep Well?" Kanaya asked as you sat at the dining table.

"Yes actually I did." I beamed while shoving pancakes in my mouth.

"I'm Assuming That The Nightmares Stopped Then?" She pondered sipping her tea.

"Yea, I haven't even been worrying about him as much lately... Maybe he didn't make it out of that attic?" I trailed off.

"Perhaps Not, I Mean You Weren't Able To Get Out On Your Own." She smiled sweetly.

"Yea. I'm glad I did though, I almost went insane." You laughed.

"I'm Glad That Those Memories Don't Seem To Plague You Any More." Kanaya spoke knowingly.

"Me too." You giggled with a mouth full of pancake.

It's been almost two months since you escaped and so far things have been great! You and Kanaya have been going out shopping together for things such as books and cloth, though you have been forced to be her model for the past few days, which was fun, well if you didn't feel to lazy at times. You'd go outside during the day and explore around the place, or just relax under a tree and read. And the best part so far was that you didn't worry about Kankri anymore. You didn't have anymore nightmares about him, you didn't worry about him just showing up. It was relieving, like a breath of fresh air.

Yesterday Rufioh and Damara decided that it was safe enough to go home, but Damara promised she would come and visit at least once a week to make sure your still okay.

Though the only reason she agreed to leave was because she new Kanaya would be able to keep you safe.

"Oh! Before I forget, can we run by the library today? I need to return some books." I spoke while getting up.

"Sure, I Needed To Go By The Fabric Store Anyway." She smiled.

"You get a lot of fabric." I giggled leaning on the counter.

"You Get A Lot Of Books." She smirked in defense.

"Touche." I laugh.

Here it is. Horusses hive, damn was he a bitch to find.

I crept slowly towards it, careful not to be noticeable. Soon I noticed that Horuss had a four wheel device sitting in front of the hive.

"That c9uld 6e pr96lematic if he were t9 get away." I whispered sneaking towards it.

I poped open the hood of the vehicle and pulled out the car battery. If I was successful in killing him then I could use this as a faster mode of transport. So breaking it in any sort of way would be dumb. I hid the battery in some bushes near by and closed the hood as quietly as possible.

I snuck around to one of the back windows, I was about to pick one of them when I found that it was already unlocked. Idiot left his windows unlocked.

I crawled inside careful not to make a sound. I didn't bother closing the window.

The room was dark, but with the moons light I could tell that this must be where Horuss builds his robots. Wires and mechanical parts were strewn about without much care it seemed.

Kankri spotted a torch sitting on one of the tables.

"That w9uld d9 nicely." He whispered walking to it.

He shoved it into his pocket and proceeded to step over a bunch of wires towards the door. But stopped right before he opened it. Faintly, as if they were far away from the room he was in, he could hear desperate moans and grunts.