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aldersprigChapter 57: Leofric
by Inspector Caracal
Tuesday, April 3, 2001
Leofric had a plan.
He'd come up with it the past weekend, keeping it to himself - even if his Keeper seemed lax and helpful now, Leofric knew that the only way to be sure your Keeper wouldn't tell you not to do something is if she-- he didn't know it was a thing in the first place.
Of course, Aviv hadn't told him not to try to escape. He'd just said there wasn't a way, while Leo felt along the boundary at the edge of "outside".
Outside. Leofric had almost forgotten what it felt like, being outside. He hadn't realized there was an outside they could get to, but then there it was, through a hidden invisible door, his Keeper leading him out and into the sun and sky and fresh air and letting him run. Even if there wasn't a place he could run to, or a direction he could take to run away, he could still run.
read on...
by Inspector Caracal
Tuesday, April 3, 2001
Leofric had a plan.
He'd come up with it the past weekend, keeping it to himself - even if his Keeper seemed lax and helpful now, Leofric knew that the only way to be sure your Keeper wouldn't tell you not to do something is if she-- he didn't know it was a thing in the first place.
Of course, Aviv hadn't told him not to try to escape. He'd just said there wasn't a way, while Leo felt along the boundary at the edge of "outside".
Outside. Leofric had almost forgotten what it felt like, being outside. He hadn't realized there was an outside they could get to, but then there it was, through a hidden invisible door, his Keeper leading him out and into the sun and sky and fresh air and letting him run. Even if there wasn't a place he could run to, or a direction he could take to run away, he could still run.
read on...
