SedentaryCobra
Outhouse Poet
Vitaly wasn't sure exactly when he fell asleep, or woke up. He remembered staring at the ceiling of the coupe, tired, and closing his eyes a moment. When he opened them, he found himself staring at a flat, grey wall in a concrete room, He turned his head, the painful, dull ache in his jaw still present, and found his leg tightly bound in gauze, the job done hastily over his clothes. Both arms were strapped to the chair he was sitting in, and a pair of needles ran into his arm, one containing what looked like saline solution, and another blood, running from a half full bag of O-negative. Vitaly rolled his neck and shoulders, giving several loud pops as he stretched.
His tongue prodded gingerly at his teeth. Still misaligned, and still with several loose teeth. Looks like they don't plan on keeping me alive for any longer than they have to. Given the shoddy job on the leg, and my jaw still busted to hell, I'll probably he halfway into the grave from infection in a couple weeks anyway.
Vitaly craned his head to look around the room. It was dark, but he could make the silhouette of boilers and stacks of crates from the corner of his vision. A basement. Another quick scan, looking for anywhere to escape revealed a handful of slim windows about three meters off the ground, blacked out and grated over to prevent light from getting in and people from getting out. He tried looking farther back, but still couldn't see the door into the basement, or any other suitable exit.
Not that he could do much with his leg the way it was.
"You'd best hurry the hell up, Sasha..." Vitaly muttered.
His tongue prodded gingerly at his teeth. Still misaligned, and still with several loose teeth. Looks like they don't plan on keeping me alive for any longer than they have to. Given the shoddy job on the leg, and my jaw still busted to hell, I'll probably he halfway into the grave from infection in a couple weeks anyway.
Vitaly craned his head to look around the room. It was dark, but he could make the silhouette of boilers and stacks of crates from the corner of his vision. A basement. Another quick scan, looking for anywhere to escape revealed a handful of slim windows about three meters off the ground, blacked out and grated over to prevent light from getting in and people from getting out. He tried looking farther back, but still couldn't see the door into the basement, or any other suitable exit.
Not that he could do much with his leg the way it was.
"You'd best hurry the hell up, Sasha..." Vitaly muttered.