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IC Contact Post for Ryslig
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[He somewhat seethes at that, but at the same time, it's something he can use to his advantage. Everything he does inside these walls is because of Javert. His back is going to get flayed to bits because he asked for it. And of course Javert knows that.
He'll give the warden exactly what he asked for. He'll break that resolve and make him cry out in pain.]
Just as you won't forget what a masochist you are.
[But he does as he is told, fetching the metallic cat 'o nine tails, one that had ripped up so many backs before. In humans, the shock could lead to death, or at the very least the resulting infections from the open wounds. But Javert is already dead, so it shouldn't matter.
But he doesn't waste any time. The cat comes down onto Javert's bare back, an angry flick of the arm as AM finally gets to enact one of his deepest desires.
No, it's not exactly what he wants to do to Javert. It's a rather mild thing in comparison to all that he wants to do, in fact. But it's the best he's going to get right now, and he'll take it. Eagerly, the cat comes down several more times, ripping more and more of the skin off, leaving almost nothing left. If Javert can bleed, there will be plenty of blood, but if not, then the decayed skin gives way to shredded muscle. He yearns to hear screams and cries of pain.]
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This Javert is much different than the Javert of AM's fantasies and dreams. The true Javert is far less pliant, far less malleable and much less inclined to squirm, writhe, and whimper than AM hopes. The true Javert gleams purple-and-black with surety and probity, solemnly accepting the fruits of his labor. The true Javert plunges and digs into his own darkness and clutches it near, deep enough to nestle himself in a dank place where his familiar mental anguish merges with each numbing, brutal flick of the lash. It is the very same place where the burns in his wrists mirror the biting, meandering wound left by Regulus's betrayal, where the blinding punch of the hooks flaying him down to the bone flashes with bursts of ghostly faces: Hannibal Lecter, Aunamee, Bethan Costigan, Varian, MIRAGE, Wegener, the Poachers, AM, Elsa and Cassandra, Juno Steel, Jean Valjean. Every single strike stirs something colder, something even more vile with simmering, putrid, scorned frustration from the coils in his belly, and the rushing in his ears hitches to a deafening, knifelike left hook to the temple.
And when the pain and the sensation and the depths of his despair climb to the peak, when he feels the taut marionette strings snap and recoil, only then do his strangled gasps and grunts release into a single, fanged, loathsome roar.
Javert falls limp in his binds, his consciousness slipping away in bright red and black. The blood oozes but does not flow or pool, his shoulder blades exposed to the fluid-dampened air.]
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And he whips and whips and whips, and there's nothing but a grim resolve, as AM knows that Javert is doing his best to deny AM the satisfaction of dominance. It's frustrating, of course, which is why the cat goes down harder each time, scraping over already-open wounds. He doesn't stop at all, even as that back is tattered, as muscle is visible. But why does he have to stop there? He'll destroy the muscle as well.
The claws rake over the exposed muscle, tearing it from where it sits upon his body, and finally AM can see the white of Javert's shoulder blades. Not good enough - he needs more.
And then finally he gets that expression of pain, that loud, bestial roar as he collapses. And oh, it's beautiful. AM knew he wouldn't hold out forever. Nobody does. Every human has their threshold, after all.
But he still doesn't stop. He wants to hear more cries of pain. Several more times the cat scrapes over the open wounds, until finally it seems that Javert isn't going to respond much anymore - he seems to have passed out from shock.
It wasn't the most satisfying session, but it's the best that he'll get for now, at least outside of those dreams.
So AM does put the weapon down and he strides over to the warden, grabbing him by an exposed, bloodied shoulder and yanking him up.]
Get up, Inspector.
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Even the undead, it seems, can experience shock to a peculiar degree. He is no more responsive than a rag doll now, limp trunk and gangly muscles flowing with whatever push they receive. He favors the touch, propping himself into the sturdy pain so hot it has hardened to ice.
Javert takes a few beats like this, still and haggard, his full weight bent into AM's arm.
The bloodied veil slowly lifts from his eyes and he knows, now, that he must go. Away from here. Home. Where are his keys? His wrists are still bound. That will not do, there is no way to reach them. His eyelashes flutter, bleary eyes coming into focus, and a single ragged cough erupts from his breast.]
My keys.
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But if he leaves while still cuffed, that would just add an extra layer of humiliation atop the whipping. Would Javert even be able to do anything while the cuffs are lined with silver? Perhaps not.
So AM does visibly hesitate when Javert asks for his keys, pausing and looking the inspector up and down. He looks an utter wreck, of course, ravaged by shock.]
Your keys?
[His lips twist once more into a smirk.] What do you need them for?
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People will find out regardless, if AM does not hand over the keys. It matters little to Javert who knows what happened within his fortress's walls; let them see what this demon is capable of enjoying. Does it matter to AM?
His lip curls proudly away from his stained fangs. He struggles to pin a focused, unwavering glance at his tormentor.]
My keys, [he repeats, thunderously this time. The power in his voice only lasts for that single bark, a murmured, nearly indistinct, hoarse growl taking its place.] They are in my coat and top. Fetch them.
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After all, he won't get this opportunity often.
But it's frustrating, in fact, how resolute Javert seems, as if he's martyring himself. (That's exactly what this is, though, isn't it?)]
Perhaps, Javert, you should fetch them yourself. You seem perfectly capable of doing so.
[There is a hiss to his words, a dissatisfied narrowing of the eyes.]
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You as well as I know that I'm not a good fellow, as often as you are keen to remind me.
Besides, I'm the one who prescribes punishments, as you have also reminded me.
[But finally, he grants a small mercy and unhooks the cuffs from the link on the wall, allowing Javert to walk out of here if he really wants.]
But... I suppose this isn't a punishment. All I did is what you so passionately asked me for.
[He grabs Javert's arm and drags him toward the door. If he can't walk, oh well - he's still dragged as best as AM can do. The large door to the "interrogation" room is opened, a metallic creak of the steel frame, and Javert is shoved outside of it into the next room.]
You should be able to find your coat and your keys from here.
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Parbleu...! What effort it demands from him to twist a gaze at AM and choke on his dry, lifeless chuckle.]
You took what you were owed, [he snarls, indiscernible from a beast's feral bark. The noise flapping from his mouth is substanceless, and it would be surprising if AM could tease apart distinct syllables from his slurred mess. Another sound, a heinous blend between a sob and a gurgle, as he turns back to the stairwell ahead of him.] Take care! We'll see each other again shortly.
[He begins his slow and painful mounting of the stairs, blood and sweat smeared in his wake.]