SET: SMX Ghullfrashirv-class destroyer (Alpha 01)
Wet.
That's the first thing that came to Kyosuke's brain as he slowly woke up. The ground was wet. Not a real nice kind of wet, either. Not rain wet, or pool wet, or beer wet.
It was a sticky wet. Sticky like old bourbon that had been spilled three days ago without ever being sopped up by so much as a doughnut. If it had smelled like bourbon, that would have made the situation okay. But it didn't. It smelled like ... flesh. Some kind of flesh. That's all he could tell. It stuck to his face and nose, making every breath like being in a sterilized slaughterhouse -- the meat smell never went away.
His hands were kind of stuck. To the ground, that is. He slowly peeled himself from the floor, trying not to wince as he felt a few whiskers pulled out from his lip. Even after he'd managed to lift his torso up, his hands were still stuck. Ripping one free with a few tugs, he winced -- the ground moved under him, he was sure. Not a good kind of moving, either.
After his hands were free, he was able to assess his surroundings. Everyone was there -- Galar, Lucas, Luca, Nicholas, Ma'at, Jason -- and everyone seemed fine. Except him. The slap he'd received to his chest was starting to hurt like a fucker. He shook his head a little, but that hurt too.
The walls, floor, and the grated, sloped ceiling were all colored the same, that is, completely different from one square centimeter to the next. The color of old blood was common, as was baby poop yellow and some kind of green that looked like it'd been hurled up onto the walls. They all had the same fleshy look to them. The room itself wasn't that big -- 4 meters square, just about. Nothing obvious was on the walls, and the ceiling was the only way out.
And that ceiling ... was about six meters up. No climbing that. Kyosuke wondered why he didn't hurt more; there was no way they set them down "gently." Maybe the ground was shock absorbant. Didn't matter, of course. The light above was pretty weak, but it was enough to see.
He patted his chest. Flask was still there, even if the rest of his gear wasn't. He decided to save it; it was hard to say how long they'd be in there. Touching the walls wasn't very appealing, so he stood, waiting for others to awaken.
Wet.
That's the first thing that came to Kyosuke's brain as he slowly woke up. The ground was wet. Not a real nice kind of wet, either. Not rain wet, or pool wet, or beer wet.
It was a sticky wet. Sticky like old bourbon that had been spilled three days ago without ever being sopped up by so much as a doughnut. If it had smelled like bourbon, that would have made the situation okay. But it didn't. It smelled like ... flesh. Some kind of flesh. That's all he could tell. It stuck to his face and nose, making every breath like being in a sterilized slaughterhouse -- the meat smell never went away.
His hands were kind of stuck. To the ground, that is. He slowly peeled himself from the floor, trying not to wince as he felt a few whiskers pulled out from his lip. Even after he'd managed to lift his torso up, his hands were still stuck. Ripping one free with a few tugs, he winced -- the ground moved under him, he was sure. Not a good kind of moving, either.
After his hands were free, he was able to assess his surroundings. Everyone was there -- Galar, Lucas, Luca, Nicholas, Ma'at, Jason -- and everyone seemed fine. Except him. The slap he'd received to his chest was starting to hurt like a fucker. He shook his head a little, but that hurt too.
The walls, floor, and the grated, sloped ceiling were all colored the same, that is, completely different from one square centimeter to the next. The color of old blood was common, as was baby poop yellow and some kind of green that looked like it'd been hurled up onto the walls. They all had the same fleshy look to them. The room itself wasn't that big -- 4 meters square, just about. Nothing obvious was on the walls, and the ceiling was the only way out.
And that ceiling ... was about six meters up. No climbing that. Kyosuke wondered why he didn't hurt more; there was no way they set them down "gently." Maybe the ground was shock absorbant. Didn't matter, of course. The light above was pretty weak, but it was enough to see.
He patted his chest. Flask was still there, even if the rest of his gear wasn't. He decided to save it; it was hard to say how long they'd be in there. Touching the walls wasn't very appealing, so he stood, waiting for others to awaken.