My Own Worst Enemy (Open)
Nov 22, 2013 2:47:00 GMT -5
Post by Deleted on Nov 22, 2013 2:47:00 GMT -5
Phoenix didn't used to come to the library very often. Okay, scratch that. He used to never come, and he still didn't all that often, but since he was slowly letting himself try to do alright in school again, he found it was a nice place to go when he didn't want distractions and felt like it was a pretty safe environment.
Today, however, he was in there for a different reason.
He was slowly losing his craving for his hallucinogenic dust, though it was a rough process that was filled with panic attacks and lots of shivering in Oriel's arms until the need left. However, today a particularly rough craving hit him without warning, and, panicking, he fled to the nearest quiet place - the library.
He made his way to the back, finding an empty corner away from any studying students and let himself slump to the floor, shivering. He wasn't sure where Oriel was, and he didn't have his phone with him at the moment. His breath began to come in small, shallow pants, his back twitching as his wings ached to be released. He knew even if he did inhale a lungful, it wouldn't do anything - the last time he had taken a hit, the hallucinations were barely there at all. It seemed he had finally grown immune to the stuff.
And that scared him shitless.
Whimpering, he pawed at his back, which was shuddering under the fabric of his shirt. He could feel the lines of dark pigment on his back start to rise as his wings slowly emerged, and bit his lip and squeezed his eyes shut, trying his damndest to keep them in.
It was a losing battle.
Today, however, he was in there for a different reason.
He was slowly losing his craving for his hallucinogenic dust, though it was a rough process that was filled with panic attacks and lots of shivering in Oriel's arms until the need left. However, today a particularly rough craving hit him without warning, and, panicking, he fled to the nearest quiet place - the library.
He made his way to the back, finding an empty corner away from any studying students and let himself slump to the floor, shivering. He wasn't sure where Oriel was, and he didn't have his phone with him at the moment. His breath began to come in small, shallow pants, his back twitching as his wings ached to be released. He knew even if he did inhale a lungful, it wouldn't do anything - the last time he had taken a hit, the hallucinations were barely there at all. It seemed he had finally grown immune to the stuff.
And that scared him shitless.
Whimpering, he pawed at his back, which was shuddering under the fabric of his shirt. He could feel the lines of dark pigment on his back start to rise as his wings slowly emerged, and bit his lip and squeezed his eyes shut, trying his damndest to keep them in.
It was a losing battle.