The Unknown Asylum discussion

One the outskirts of the large field, you can see gaurds all along a large metal thing. The thing is the electric changed fence that if a bird sat on it, it turned to fried Cardnial!

Kylee brushed her hand along the fence, feeling the electricity spike through her. It actually made her feel slightly alive, and she became visible. She sighed. She wouldn't leave here until she got all of her memories back and could handle them.

Alex was walking around, the guards watched him until thus became bored. He smirked and put up the hood on his hoodie. He glanced back and saw a ghost. A girl to be exact. He walked over and said,"Hello."

Kylee pulled her hand back, and immediately turned invisible. At least, she would have to a normal person. She hoped that if she just kept quiet, the boy would go away.

Alex watched,"You do know I can still see you?" He laughed and shook his head.

Kylee's eyes widened and the memory of a blush appeared on her pale cheeks, floating backwards as she shook her head.

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Alex said,"I won't hurt you. I can see ghosts, it's normal for me." He shrugged and then sat on the ground. He wasn't near the fence though. He didn't want to die.

Kylee felt torn. A boy who could see her, even though she's invisible. "How?" She managed to ask, moving closer to him. "And you can't hurt a ghost." She corrected.

Alex said,"Yes...I actually can. I can see and hurt you because I am the reincarnation of Hades. He's the greek god of the Underworld and death." He explained before going quiet again.

"Hades?" Kylee asked, weary now that he'd said that he could hurt her. He looked at the electric fense and touched it again, sparks surging through her body. "But I've never been hurt." She said. "Physically." She added.

"I can't stab you, but I can bring you some sort of pain. Or just damn you to Hell and you will never have your memories of when you lived." He shrugged

"I would actually prefer that." Kylee told him, siting down to be at the same level as him. "I already can't remember, but when I do get memories...." She shook her head. "If you could help me never have my memories again, I would do anything."

Alex shook his head, but didn't say anything.

"What? Is it so wrong to want to not know?" Kylee asked him, wondering why he'd shaken his head.

Alex didn't answer her.

Kylee frowned and stood up, floating away from him. The one guy that can help, and he doesn't talk to you after he says that he can help. She thought.

Alex watched her, not wanting her to know what would happen. She would wish she had her memories if he sent her to Hell now.

Kylee ran a hand through her hair as she misted through the asylum wall.

Alex sighed,"Wait!"

Naire moved around, silent.

Alex yelled,"Damnit!" He sat back down, away from the fence.

James stood in front of the fence, wondering what would happen if he touched it. He didn't want to just yet though.

Violet slowly walked along the edge of the fence line. Staying away from people. Staying silent.

James finally reached out to touch it. He pulled his hand away, healed it, then did it again.

Violet watched the guy from afar.

James kept repeating what he was doing.

She took a hesitant step to the guy.

James stopped when he noticed the discolored scars forming on his hands, but he didn't notice her.

Violet sat down and looked outside.

Out of nowhere, James sat down and looked at the ground.

She blinked a little and hugged her knees.

After a few minutes, he looked at her.

She didn't look back, she was partially in a hallucination.

He shifted a bit closer to her, wondering if she was okay. Since he recognized what was happening, he didnt try to touch her or speak to her.

Her head rested on her knees as she continued watching.

James ran his fingers through the grass.

She blinked a couple times and hugged her knees tighter.

James bit his lip, looking over at her again. "You okay?"

She glanced over, eyes kinda wide. "As much as I can be.." Violet whispered.

"At least that's better than not at all."

"Usually it is not at all."

"Well then... That's not good at all."

Violet smiled, barely. "I guess not."

"How long have you been here?"

"I forgot my place."

"I guess that's what these kinda places do to you... Mine slips my mind sometimes and I've been here only a few weeks."

She smiled barely. "I know I have been here for..." Violet looked back. "Since I was about 11."

"That's a really long time..." He sighed.

She nodded and frowned. "Yea." Violet looked at the guy. "What's your name?" she whispered.

"James. What's yours?"