#havensevent

Lena had had her fair amount of alcohol that night, but she still had herself together. It was while pouring a drink for herself that things went black. It was as if she blinked and then woke up someplace else. The smell burned her nose and she had to hold back the vomit from rising from her stomach. Fear was burning inside of her and she couldn't get a grasp on where she was. There was a wet substance underneath her and she prayed it was only mud. Looking up she could make out the figure of someone else. She made a strangled, muffled noise to get the persons attention, but the girl appeared to be out. The tears started falling from her eyes and lena cried for the first time in a very long time. That was when things started shaking. Lena knew it was her making things shake, but she couldn't get a grip on things. She tried to scream, but hardly any noise came out thanks to the tape on her mouth. She wasn't in any pain except where she was tied up where the rope cut into her

Adrianna's night was destined to be one big blur. She knew it from the moment the alcohol touched her lips. But never in her mind did she for one second thing that this would happen. In the blink of an eye she'd gone from spinning and dancing around a fire to beaten, bruised and tied up. The alcohol had been driven out of her system from the utter terror that had taken over her whole body. Terror courses through her entire body and she couldn't stop shaking. Looking over at two of the people she's previously been having a wonderful time with, a teacher and a friend, her eyes were screaming for help, though she knew none of them could. They were in the same situation as her. The created open and Adrianna cowered backwards, the shackled tugging at her wrists and ankles. Her whole body hurt, though she kept moving away. They said they were going to take her memories, but she could hardly remember anything anyways. The man walked to her and Adrianna tried to push him away, but her shackled were still wrapped around her wrist and ankles. She tried screaming but the duct tape made it hard and a shooting pain in her jaw reminded her that she couldn't do that. She stood, shaking her head and looking at the two other prisoners. She screamed again, this time the duct tape came loose with a painful ripping. "No! Please!" She begged. "Don't let them touch me! Please, I'm scared!" Though her words were muffled and painful to get out. Her jaw was definitely broken, but she didn't want them to even come near her.

He wasn’t about to sit tight and let them take him wherever they planned to, especially when on his second assessment of the room his icy gaze settled on an oh so familiar figure - Nettie. Of all the people he could be stuck with it had to be her. What surprised him however wasn’t her presence but more the jolt of anger and a murderous intent which bubbled through his system. Eric could kill every one of these bastards if he chose to, it wouldn’t take much after all to kill and to destroy was simply his nature. The metallic clang of the ladder drew his attention and as the rebel with the gun clambered down Eric’s eyes narrowed considerably especially at his attitude - was this really what rebels had been reduced to? Apparently the man was only really interested in Nettie but the way he was looking at her sent a chill through Eric and the anger he felt to multiply. That one would die, whatever it took that one would not see the morning Eric would see to that personally. Giving a huff of frustration which caused the rebel to turn the gun in his direction whilst moving closer deliberately knocking his leg which caused another grunt of hot pain through his leg. “And if either of you try anything stupid I’ll happily put a bullet in this one’s skull,” he warned a crazed glint in his eyes as he stared down at Eric which he met defiantly though that just earned another kick with which his body betrayed him by contorting - attempting to pull his leg away from the source of the pain tears prickling his eyes as he sat there apparently helpless though the truth was far from that.

And Jasper saw black.