Last Rayne

"This isn't fair, this is torture. You're a monster, all of you."

"PLEASE!" She screamed, taking another dosage, surpassing her limits, and sobbing at the pain and fear. She just wanted to go home, back to the loft, back where she was safe, and happy, and to have Kaleb there as well...

"Would he? Or would he instead be willing to take another mission?" He wondered. "Questions, questions..." Dr. Benain chuckled to himself and pulled out a timer from his pocket. "One minute," he marked, and placed it on the table before Kitty. "Every fifteen seconds, a charge of electricity will be discharged." He pointed up at a green light bulb. "That will signal the electricity being release," he informed the she-wolf. He pressed the trigger into her hand. "The button to the right, the one labeled with a Roman one is the trigger for Kaleb's collar. The Roman two is the trigger for your own collar. Choose who is on the receiving end of the electric charge."

As the light turned green, there was no hesitation as she pressed the second button, screaming in agony at the shock, her whole body arching, slumping as the shock finished. She was beginning to grow exhausted, close to passing out but she refused to shock Kaleb - she couldn't do that to her big brother, not when he was the only blood relative she had left. 

Even though they had been separated for a decade (most of their lives really), brother and sister were still unbelievably loyal and caring for one another. Was that normal for werewolves? It seemed similar to the twin cases, at least to Dr. Benain. "Is it because you're pack?" Alexei voiced his thoughts. "Is that why you are still loyal to him? Or some other deeper bond?" Alexei tilted his head, watching the she-wolf intensely. "If I press this button, would you feel his pain?" The doctor wondered, steel blue eyes focusing on the small trigger.

"Then he'd kill you anyway for laying a finger on me." Her teeth were gritted as she fought against the restraints, the material straining to breaking point, fraying slightly but not enough to rip, and she slumped, trying to build up her strength for the next attempt. Hearing her brother... Memories of the attack came to mind. Of choking, of calling for her family, of none of them answering, and all she knew to do was run from the danger. She couldn't even run for help, not knowing who to trust, or where to go. Pack was everything. Pack were the only people you could trust. Her father made that clear enough.

The electric prods of the guards made contact with the she-wolf, and she let out a pain-filled scream. The guards, as well as the doctor, ignored it. They ignored the tears that threatened to fall, and her pleads and her threatening words. They simply put the she-wolf in the seat and strapped her to it.The voice that spoke through the intercom speaker roared in anger. The male kept demanding that Kitty was not harmed.

The threat to her brother's safety, staring at the small remote, Kitty's body went limp, and she whimpered, almost animalistically, desperate for her big brother. She just needed to see him, know that he was okay... The idea they could be hurting him terrified her,, "Please..." She sobbed, pitifully, unable to wipe her face. "Please you don't... I haven't seen him in so long, just... please don't hurt him..." She sniffed, looking in the direction of the door.

Of course Alexei would be met with resistance and rebelliousness. A smirk attempted to sneak onto his lips, but he managed to hide it. "Never what I meant to imply, Ms. Rayne," he said oddly calm. "You are simply sick, and we look to help you. Please, if you would sit down..." The guards shifted uncomfortably in place, looking to the doctor in search of a signal.

As the prods made contact with her, Kitty screamed out in pain, tears in her eyes, growling at the guards, which only caused another round of pain, sobbing as she was strapped in, trying to fight the restraints, but to no avail. Hearing a voice suddenly, Kitty realised it was one she remembered. Deeper maybe, due to the effects of puberty, but there was still no mistake as to who it was.

Dr. Benain was surprised to know it had been so long since brother and sister had seen one another. He had asked Kaleb time after time the same question, but the Alpha had refused to answer. "Interesting," the scientist muttered to himself, jotting in his pad. And yet at the simple idea that his sister had been in danger, the werewolf had offered to willingly take her place as a glorified guinea pig. The doctor could have sworn they had never been apart before by the ferocious way in which Kaleb defended Kitty.

The truth was painful - that Kitty had spent more time without her brother being in her life than she had with him in it, but still he was the most important thing she had left - the only tie she had to her family, the only thing telling her to keep going. The silence from the doctor was painful, frustrated that he didn't understand that this was all she wanted - her remaining family back with her. 

"Kaleb Rayne, mighty Alpha," Alexei added, watching the she-wolf. Kitty wanted to see her brother, as it was to be expected. "We are going into the scientific department," the doctor explained, leading the young she-wolf down the hall, guards flanking them. "How long has it been since you saw your brother?" The doctor asked as they walked through Oak Creek.

She glanced around, ignoring the guards as best she could, telling herself to only focus on Kaleb. Hearing him called a mighty Alpha made her heart swell with pride, but she still glanced around her nervously, hoping he might be here, too. She looked confused at the question, trying to think back. "...Eleven years now, I think. I... I was seven." She explained, not wanting to go any further with what exactly happened then, and what she'd been doing for the last eleven years.

Alexei felt her fear now, her desperation. She seemed like a lost child almost. Kitty gave him the same speech those wolves of golden eyes were prone to give him. Alexei absolutely understood her argument, but she had to understand as well: those with blue eyes had once had golden eyes as did she. “Ms. Rayne, we are just trying to help. In order for me to order a stop to the pills, I must explain my reasoning behind the order.”

"... Kaleb." Kitty fell very quiet all of a sudden, looking down. All she wanted was to see her brother, and this man knew him. She didn't trust him, not by a long shot, but her brother was the only other Rayne still alive. They didn't have anyone else, and whether she was in another pack or not, he was still her big brother. One she'd thought she'd lost so long ago, but he was alive. He came back to town for her.

The doctor was met by an angry orderly. He explained the girl had been stashing pills and when he went asked her to take them again, she threw them at him. Alexei dismissed him, and asked that her permanent file was sent to the scientific department. "Is the room going to be available too?" The man asked with a low chuckle.

Kitty growled at the man as he approached, not trusting the politeness behind his words. She could've sworn she heard a blip in his heartbeat, but she couldn't be sure - if there was, he was very good at keeping control of himself.

Blood Tests [Kitty|Dr. Benain]

"I said get away from me!" Kitty snarled, a growl rumbling in her throat, though she fought the urge to shift, knowing a shock would be on the way if she did, and in frustration, she threw the handful of mountain ash pills at the man, having been caught saving them rather than taking them. The guard backed out of the room, slamming it and bolting it, and Kitty knew it wouldn't be for long - her roommate would have to come back sometime, after all. 

—I’m sure that’s not true. You both are his pack, basically his family from what I can remember, I’m sure he cares.

He isn't coming for us... it doesn't feel like he cares.

I’ve heard. She’s planning to break out Oak Creek. Alistair had something planned but don’t know what happened to that. Understandably. Think that’s one of the only ways we can help from the inside. 

... Alistair is only worried about Stiles. Not me and Derek.

That’s what I’m thinking.

I'll see if there's anywhere I can do it. I haven't for a few months now, so... I need to remember how to.

I don’t know when Derek get’s his free time so I can’t coordinate and talk with him. But something needs to be done nevertheless.

Cora is doing something, I think. I just... don't know the details. Kind of been more focused on surviving than anything else.

And you didn’t get in trouble for it?

Well they didn't like it

Those mountain dust or whatever pills never go down any easier. 

They tried them with me. I started spitting them back in their face.