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-Ehh?- The guards were back, cause they were picking me up off the tiles. They weren’t particularly gentle about it either. There was a kind of brisk, casual… almost brutal efficiency to them. My knee re announced itself with a shriek of pain. I was surprised I’d been distracted it from it. Then again, considering all that had gone before....

Ger boy snapped a command at them. It had the vibe of “ Gently, guards, gently! Do not injure her!”

((Any further!)) I thought caustically. I was getting sick of this and the blue stuff was wearing off. My body throbbed with exhaustion. ((Gah… Damn, shoulda figured that stuff’d have… side effects))

He blinked and then his smirk grew broader. “All right, let’s make this quick. It’s time to test out success… On your knees Bond Woman!” He barked.

Something surged and ripped at my mostly will-less, exhausted mind and before I knew it I was down again, genuflecting as best I could and bowing low.

“Who am I?!” he snapped, “What am I to you?!”

Again something scourged and blasted through me, dragging the words up and out before I could think. “You are Master,” My voice was dazed. I felt sick again. I writhed and again the strange compulsion surged, “My Master.” I was shaking with surprise and shock. I needed a medic and badly.

“Excellent,” her purred and rang a tiny golden bell while I keeled over side ways.
-Good thing I’m not currently going to school.- I thought –If I’m not toast from sheer reaction it’ll take me a week or more to even start getting over this.-

Four women in white appeared.

“Have her bathed and have the healer attend to her. I know she is pretty far-gone but I refuse to lose her now that she’s mine! Then provide some decent attire for her.” He waved a hand negligently. “And be gentle about it. It is not well that my new Bond Woman is injured, ragged, dirty and exhausted. You two…” his gaze caught those two guards. “See to it!”

“Yes, my Lord,” the most senior of the two said, both of them bowing. Their faces were expressionless.