Post by ParamountKeymaster on Apr 17, 2016 20:35:21 GMT -5
"Uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuugh..."
Sam Goldwyn was well and truly used to waking up with migraines. It wasn't anything new. But experience did not make the pain easier. If anything, it only made it worse. The stabbing pain in his cranium and the overwhelming desire to vomit were bad enough, but his sense memory seemed to amplify these feelings every time he felt them. To say that he felt like garbage was the understatement to end all understatements.
Should've quit while he was ahead...
Against his better judgment, Sam opened his eyes. As dark as the room was, the tiny crack of light above his head was enough to ignite a mortar shell of sensory overload in his brain, causing him to instinctively groan in agony again, close his eyes and rub his sore temples.
How could last night have gotten so out of hand? It was great to fly again, but he told himself he wasn't going to go overboard at that party. He had appearances to keep up, now more so than ever. In hindsight, though, he was well aware that he should've known better. Sylph was a wily mistress. This wasn't the first time he had acted like a doofus under its effects. Everything stupid little thing that happened up to that point was done wholeheartedly and unabashedly. And it was fun while it lasted.
Now he had to deal with the consequences of his actions. Oh deep joy.
So... first things first. Where the frig was he??
Cautiously cracking his eyes open again, bracing himself for that sliver of white, Sam quickly realized that he was staring up at the light shining underneath a door. That certainly explained the rush of blood to his head, but he was sprawled in such an awkward, upside-down position, stuck inside such a tiny space, that adjusting himself was nearly impossible. Feeling around in the dark, he soon found a broom and some spray bottles. A supply closet, no doubt. Wouldn't have been the first time he woke up in one.
He didn't even have time to further question his predicament before his head and stomach lurched from the stimuli. Why did everything huuuuurt?
"Rrrrrgh... Friiiiiiiiiig...!"
Sam Goldwyn was well and truly used to waking up with migraines. It wasn't anything new. But experience did not make the pain easier. If anything, it only made it worse. The stabbing pain in his cranium and the overwhelming desire to vomit were bad enough, but his sense memory seemed to amplify these feelings every time he felt them. To say that he felt like garbage was the understatement to end all understatements.
Should've quit while he was ahead...
Against his better judgment, Sam opened his eyes. As dark as the room was, the tiny crack of light above his head was enough to ignite a mortar shell of sensory overload in his brain, causing him to instinctively groan in agony again, close his eyes and rub his sore temples.
How could last night have gotten so out of hand? It was great to fly again, but he told himself he wasn't going to go overboard at that party. He had appearances to keep up, now more so than ever. In hindsight, though, he was well aware that he should've known better. Sylph was a wily mistress. This wasn't the first time he had acted like a doofus under its effects. Everything stupid little thing that happened up to that point was done wholeheartedly and unabashedly. And it was fun while it lasted.
Now he had to deal with the consequences of his actions. Oh deep joy.
So... first things first. Where the frig was he??
Cautiously cracking his eyes open again, bracing himself for that sliver of white, Sam quickly realized that he was staring up at the light shining underneath a door. That certainly explained the rush of blood to his head, but he was sprawled in such an awkward, upside-down position, stuck inside such a tiny space, that adjusting himself was nearly impossible. Feeling around in the dark, he soon found a broom and some spray bottles. A supply closet, no doubt. Wouldn't have been the first time he woke up in one.
He didn't even have time to further question his predicament before his head and stomach lurched from the stimuli. Why did everything huuuuurt?
"Rrrrrgh... Friiiiiiiiiig...!"