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Isaac's loft, November 7th
Sep. 16th, 2007 08:55 am[From here.]
Take your hand. Tighten it into a fist, as hard as you can. Hold it.
Keep holding it.
Hold it even as the muscles seize up, fingertips starting to tingle from lack of blood, cramps spreading down your entire arm and into your shoulder; hold it without the slightest change in pressure, knowing that if you let go -- even for a second -- you might bleed to death.
Add in the searing pain from the wound itself every time he moves or so much as breathes, and it may be understandable why Sylar's progress through the bar is labored at best.
He's several feet from the front door when a loud clatter catches his attention; he turns his head, watching Kaylee slam open the lake door with a gurney in tow.
He's still watching when the white-haired doctor sprints into the infirmary.
Take your hand. Tighten it into a fist, as hard as you can. Hold it.
Keep holding it.
Hold it even as the muscles seize up, fingertips starting to tingle from lack of blood, cramps spreading down your entire arm and into your shoulder; hold it without the slightest change in pressure, knowing that if you let go -- even for a second -- you might bleed to death.
Add in the searing pain from the wound itself every time he moves or so much as breathes, and it may be understandable why Sylar's progress through the bar is labored at best.
He's several feet from the front door when a loud clatter catches his attention; he turns his head, watching Kaylee slam open the lake door with a gurney in tow.
He's still watching when the white-haired doctor sprints into the infirmary.
