Re: Danger Room (for steedman)
Posted: Thu Sep 21, 2023 4:23 pm
Shay tapped harder, harder, louder, more frantically, desperately searching for what Naga might have wanted from her. But the woman responded to her silent pleas none. The sounds of pain had started to rattle in the dancer's throat, and every time she had thought she had reached her limits, Naga would somehow manage to bend her further. Shay could do nearly anything as a dancer. She had performed moves that parts touching that would have left many people in the hospital.But she had also lost some of that flexibility by putting on muscle, which was the exact reason why she had fallen short on her practice kicks. And the muscles she had gained did her no good, just bending, caving in even as they tried to strain against Naga's hold. Shay's strength couldn't match up with a woman this big, and she suffered the consequences.
But she still was just limber enough to avoid splitting in two, and Shay had to imagine that was why Naga just kept bending. Shay's body became exhausted from the struggle, and she fell limp just in time for Naga to force her to feel her own dangling hair tickling her toes. She had become bent so far that she could even feel her clothes trying to tear off, but she couldn't care, couldn't think about it. Her body was in too much agony for her to think about anything but escape, and as her arm dropped to the side, her chest too strained to keep it supported, the panic started to grip her.
"Please!" she rasped out, sounding more pathetic than she could have ever remembered. She didn't care about that, either. For a brief second, the pain subsided, and she thought Naga might actually have a heart. But as she wrenched down again, Shay let out a wail that sounded more like a sob. Tears from the pain had already started welling in her eyes - she had no dignity to save. "Please... let me... go! You're going to... tear my... back..."
Through the fog of pain, she heard... laughter. In the hallway. Rayna's loud, over-the-top, boisterous laugh, and it gave the withering gymnast enough hope to renew her fight and try to pry the hand off of her chin. She stared through the water in her eyes at the far door. "Ray- Rayna! Heeee... Heeeelp!"
But she still was just limber enough to avoid splitting in two, and Shay had to imagine that was why Naga just kept bending. Shay's body became exhausted from the struggle, and she fell limp just in time for Naga to force her to feel her own dangling hair tickling her toes. She had become bent so far that she could even feel her clothes trying to tear off, but she couldn't care, couldn't think about it. Her body was in too much agony for her to think about anything but escape, and as her arm dropped to the side, her chest too strained to keep it supported, the panic started to grip her.
"Please!" she rasped out, sounding more pathetic than she could have ever remembered. She didn't care about that, either. For a brief second, the pain subsided, and she thought Naga might actually have a heart. But as she wrenched down again, Shay let out a wail that sounded more like a sob. Tears from the pain had already started welling in her eyes - she had no dignity to save. "Please... let me... go! You're going to... tear my... back..."
Through the fog of pain, she heard... laughter. In the hallway. Rayna's loud, over-the-top, boisterous laugh, and it gave the withering gymnast enough hope to renew her fight and try to pry the hand off of her chin. She stared through the water in her eyes at the far door. "Ray- Rayna! Heeee... Heeeelp!"

