Wrath's Curse

Chapter 7

Emerald P.O.V.

                Once I hit him in the head, he falls over and doesn’t move.  Oh, crap!  Is he dead!?  My heart was racing as I looked down at him on my floor.  I didn’t know I hit him that hard! 

                After a while of just looking down at his still body, I slowly walked over to the light switch, keeping one eye on him, and turned on the lights.  After that, I walked back over to him.  Kneeling down, I hesitantly poke him with my fingers.  When he didn’t move, I became more daring and shoved him with both my hands.  Nothing.  I look over at his head, which is completely covered by the hood on the back.  As I look, I notice a few strands of pitch, black hair coming out from under the hood.  

                I should probably check his pulse, I think to myself.  I gulp and put my left hand on his right arm while I snake my other hand underneath him, preparing to flip him over.  I get goose bumps and feel a bit light headed as my hand touches something wet.  It’s okay, I’m going to be fine, I think as I hold in a breath and begin to flip him over.

                What I see takes me by surprise and scares the living daylights out of me.

                His chest, arms, and face are practically painted with blood.  It looked like he had made an attempt of wiping off some of the blood on his face, but to no avail.  I could stomach the blood; it’s just his face that really scared me.  His skin was very pale, too pale in fact.  His mouth was cut into a crazy smile that went to about his cheekbones; it reminded me of Slendy’s mouth to be honest.  His eyes though, scared me the most.  He had no eyelids, so his eyes were ever staring and it just so happens that his eyes were looking in my general direction when I flipped him over.  Just my luck…

                I scream and jump back right away.  I look away and start breathing quickly, looking down at the tile floor.  After I calm down, I take a deep breath and build up enough courage to go back over to him.  He hadn’t moved an inch since I jumped away and his eyes were still staring at me.  I slowly crawl back over to him, avoiding looking at his ever staring eyes.  Slowly bringing my hands to his neck, I check his pulse.  Okay, it’s still there, but that means he’ll walk up soon.  I look around in panic, wondering what I should do.  

                Where the heck is Slendy when you need him?!  Picking him up under the arms, I drag him across the floor to the garage.  Once inside the garage, I turn on the lights and search for something to tie him up with.  As I’m looking through some buckets, I find some rope I was going to use for a project.  I say the situation right now is probably more important than my project.  Taking the rope, I tie is hands together and tie him to the column near the middle of the garage.  Once that is done, I go back inside and grab a knife from the knife block in the kitchen for self-defense.  Once back inside the garage, I hide behind my car and wait.

                I’m practically asleep when I hear shuffling, instantly making me alert.  “Ugh…”  I hear coming from his direction.  “What the… Where the heck am I?!” His voice is rough and in between being high pitched and low pitched.  “I swear, when I get ahold of you Emerald Dawn, I gonna…”  Let’s just say after that he said some pretty obscene things that I would never repeat, even to my worst enemy.  On top of that, he knew my name.  Who is this guy exactly?  Holding on to the knife tightly, I started to move around uncomfortably.  Just as I did, he stopped yelling and it became deathly quiet.  “There you are!~”  He says in a high pitched voice, making me shiver.  “Well, come on out!  I won’t be able to do anything with your amazing knot skills holding me down!”  I gulp and look around the side of the car to see him looking straight at me.  In that moment I got all the feelings you would get when watching a horror movie, goose bumps, chills, all the blood rushing from your face.  All I wanted to do was cover my eyes and stop it all, but unfortunately, this was not a movie.