Snippet #5365

((@silverxdusk, I hadnt specified who had taken her to give another an oppurtunity to decide that, so that works. Also, If I decribe Necro's headquarters or any other stuff in a way you dont want just tell me and Il edit my post))

The good thing about the dark is that when in it, you cant see your own pain. These were her first thoughts as Sliver slowly rgained conciousness, her head throbbing. She felt a lumpy mattress under her back and knew instantly she was not home. The events leading up to her her passing out slowly played through her mind. The two people, the gun, the poison. It all crossed her mind as she lay there, perfectly still and showing no signs of being concious. The number on her neck sizzled slightly, and she felt an odd weight on her chest. She wanted to know what it was, but if she were to move they would know she was awake. She had enough energy to use her senses, feeling around for her element of grass. In this process she could also feel living things, though she couldnt tell what they are. Special powers always have a catch, but hers had multiple. Another thing, she could control her thoughts well, long ago learning how to meditate and slip into her mind completely. She felt a pressure on her mind from all sides, like something omnious trying to force its way in. It really hurt, not physically but mentally. She kept it out though. The scary thing was that whatever it was, it was coming from the weight on her chest. With a sigh she opened her eyes and sat up.

"Whoa.." She couldnt help but let out, looking at the black pendant hanging from her neck. It seemed to pulse with energy, and it made her head spin. She grabbed it in her hand, the force on her mind swelling so much that she dropped it as a reflex. It swung down to her chest, hitting it and falling still. It hung around her neck by a grey cord, seeming made of some sort of metal cable. She mentally braced herself before grabbing it again and trying to yank it off her neck. The surge of pain that went through her was horrible, like an electric shock surging through her. She fell back, laying still until her heart returned to a normal beating pattern and the pain in her spine faded from the shock. The pendant still hung from her neck. She cursed softly, feeling whatever it was trying to force its way in more.

"No!" She spoke in a menacing voice to herself more than anyone else as the pendant pushed on her mind harder. She knew what she would have to do to keep whatever it was out. 'Do you want it to stay out?' The thought entered her head in the mental equivalent of a smooth, syruppy voice. She had to concider this, but she felt it and it was bad, chaotic, omnious. She bit her lip and curled up into a ball, trying to get as much of herself between the pendant and her head. She closed her eyes, letting her body slowly slip away until she was completely in her mind. If it had any physical explanation, it would be something of like being in an black orb filled with all her memories, thoughts, emotions. She wouldnt even feel her real body unless she went through a large amount of pain or went back to it. But going back to it hurt a lot. The pressure continued, and Sliver didnt know how much time past before she felt the orb give way. The blackness that flooded in filled her with a burning pain, but slowly it became comforting. Her body let out a low, evil chuckle as the darkness took over her mind. Becuase the good thing about the dark is that when in it, you cant see your own pain.