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18. Or I have to hurt you

Beans pulled and dragged on her bonds. She sat on a chair, still tied and gagged. Some ropes were connected with the chair so that she couldn't stand up. She gasped through the gag and breathed through her nose for air. The ropes didn't become loose. After a while she started a new try and to get apart her hands. But with that the rope cut closer around her wrists. She moaned exhausted. Everything was dark around her.
While Hung had brought her inside here, she could make a picture of the surround. They were in an old gigantic shed, with a lot of sidewalks, bridges and wooden box rooms inside.
She didn't know exactly what it was. It was like a big warehouse with animal sized dwellings. Big bucket and cages, which were installed as elevators.
She had tried to analyse in which part of the desert they were, but there was no window, which showed outside. The big cell, where Jake was captured was on the ground-floor.
Hung pulled her into a cage, who lifted them up few floors. Beans had tried to make himself a picture of the quartier. From time to time, she could see animals on the sidewalks and bridges and kept watch. Beans had no much time to analyse more, because Hung dragged her into a little room and put her down on a chair brutally. Then he tied her on the chair tight and left the room again. Since that, nobody was come anymore and all tries to escape was useless until now.
Beans panted exhausted. She needed a break. She interrupted her escape fight and tried to relax for a moment.
She cursed herself because of that damn situation. Why did it happen now? She was angry with herself that she hadn't had the chance to shoot when they had attacked them last night. She had had only enough force to throw away her medallion before they had pressed the towel on her nose. Maybe someone found it. Maybe Bill… but she couldn't imagine. Bill had too annoyed with her and too cowardly to come back. She sighed. Maybe no one was on search for her, less for Jake. What will happen? They said, they wanted to sell Jake, but to whom? And more, what will they do with her? Like the fox looked at her, she afraid the worst case. With effort, she began to pull on the bonds again.
Suddenly she winced. Someone stood behind the door and put a key into the door lock. She held her breath when the key was moved and someone opened the door.
The badger, which she met this day, came in.
"Good day'," he muttered amusedly.
Beans's body cramped with fear. Dig entered, in his hands he held a tablet with a bottle, a glass and a plate with a bread or similar.
"Feedin' tim'," he grumbled with slatternly voice.
Beans watched how he put the tablet with loud clattering on a little table. Then he looked at the captured female lizard and grinned mockingly. Beans ducked her head a little. She didn't like how this guy watched her. She held her breath when he came closer.
He reached out his ugly hand and touched her left cheek. Beans averted her face.
The badger snorted offended. "Ey! Look a' me."
He grabbed her face with both hands and forced her to look ahead again.
The female lizard breathed sharply through the nose and tried to move her head.
Dig grinned and added to the pressure of his grip. "Ya a real' nic' lookin' hussy'".
He bent more forward and lay one hand behind her head, so that she couldn't move her head away anymore. With the other hand, he held her back. He chuckled darkly and came closer with his face on hers. Beans panicked. The ugly feeling of disgust and abomination rose inside her and she smelled alcohol and smoke. Her hands became into fists when she felt the breath of him. He wrapped his hand on her torso.
"Gmpf mpfefp!" she cried muffling and looked at him wrathfully.
Dig laughed and was going to wander more down with his hand. Beans struggled like crazy in his grip and began to scream.
"Oh, com' an. It's very natura'…"
Suddenly someone grabbed him from behind and threw him away.
"Go out!" some one ordered with harsh voice.
Beans recognized the wolf, which the fox had called Greg.
The badger stood up weak-kneed and looked at him offended.
"Oh com' on. Why shouldn't we have some fun with her…"
"You are drunken again. Go out until you are sober!"
Greg pointed to the door.
Dig snorted and went again to Beans. But before he could reach the afraid lizard, Greg pushed him back.
"Hell!" Dig cursed. "It's just a brat…"
"Guard your tongue and get out!" Greg shouted.
When Dig didn't move out, he drew his gun. "I don't want to say it twice."
With protesting muttering, Dig left the room.
When he was gone, Greg looked back at Beans. She looked at him with big afraid eyes and still shaking body.
"Did he hurt you?" he asked with calmer voice.
She didn't reply. She was still like frozen and breathed hard.
"You don't have to look at me like that," the wolf said and walked in her direction. Now she moved into gear. She cried, struggled and screamed.
"Mhp mwmpf mhm mmf!"
He stopped. "Don't worry. I don't want to harm you. Calm down."
She breathed loudly. He waited until he was sure, that she was a little calmer.
Greg's glance wandered at the table.
"Are you still hungry?"
Beans didn't reply.
"I would advise you to eat something. You will need your forces to hold a clean mind. Believe me. You need a smart head."
He tipped his finger on the table and watched her. She looked at him silently.
"Listen, I will remove the gag and untie your hands now. I don't think that you want to be feed like a little child, want you? Just if you guarantee me you don't make a wrong movement. Otherwise I'm forced to hurt you. And you aren't allowed to speak a word. Get it?"
She was silence a moment, then she nodded.
He nodded, too. "Fine."
He walked behind her and removed the gag. She gasped for air. Then he cut through the ropes around her hands. She moved apart her arms and rubbed her wrists.
With the rope and the cloth in his hand, he walked back to the table and put both on it.
Then he took the bottle and filled the glass. With the full glass, he went to her and held it in front of her.
She took the glass.
"Drink." he said with neutral voice. Then he sat himself on a second chair, his right leg on his left knee and watched her thoughtfully. She looked at him. She took a nip of the water. It was a good feeling to taste cold water on her dried lips. But she hesitated to continue drinking.
"You can drink it. It's not poisoned," Greg said.
She looked at him sceptically. Could she trust him?
But her thirst was strong and she drank out the half glass in one gulp.
The wolf watched her calmly.
For a moment, there was silence. Then she raised her hand.
"Something wrong with the water?" he asked.
She shook her head. "I…"
She winced when he stood up immediately.
"I said, no word!" he hissed warningly.
Beans swallowed hard but she collected her courage together and moved her lips despite all warnings. "I just wanted to know whether you want to kill us!"
She pressed her eyes together, waiting for a slap in her face or similar. Seconds passed but nothing happened. She dared to open her eyes a little. The man still stood there like before.
He seemed to think about whether he should answer or not.
"Don't worry," he finally said with firmly voice. "He will not kill you."
He turned around. "Not yet, at the moment."
She lifted her eyes with fear. "Will he?"
He growled. "Damn! Don't ask! Or I have to hurt you."
"Would you?"
She screamed and let fall the glass when he jumped at her. Something blinked in the dark of the light. She didn't saw the knife but when he grabbed her hair brutally, she felt the sharp blade on her throat and put his left leg on her lap.
Beans gasped for air with shock and with cramped fists, she pressed her arms on her chest.
"No, let me…"
"Shut your mouth!" he shouted. "Do you wanna die so soon?!"
Beans gasped for air and tried to keep calm, but she couldn't. She pressed her lips together, but it had no use. She sobbed and began to cry. Usually she wasn't afraid so fast, but this situation and the men around her, made her afraid like a little child. Her lips trembled terribly and some tears filled her closed eyes.
The wolf sighed and loosed his grip on her hair. He removed his foot from her lap and put the knife away a little. He laid his free hand gently on her shoulder.
"Don't cry." he said with calmer voice. "We are more fixed on Jake. It was a bad coincidence that you was in his near. You was just a bycatch."
Beans swallowed and managed to speak some words. "Wh-o are… y-you? And hi-m? Wha-t do y-ou want from u-s?"
Greg went one step back and looked at the lizard girl who trembled with fear.
"I'm not allowed to give answers."
Beans panted several times with crying sobbing before she got control on her tongue again.
"Why, why, why, why?!" she gasped. "I want to know – do you want to let me suffer until I break down on the ground?!"
"That's not our purposes, at least not until now."
"Then give me an answer! I have a right for an answer! Why did you kidnapped us?!"
Greg put the knife away. "How he said, for selling. We are special bounty hunters. We catch wanted persons and sell them to others."
Beans became calmer. "What will they do with him?"
"Is he your friend?"
She hesitated with an answer.
"Not really…"
"That's what I thought, but you also don't hate him, don't you?
Beans raised an eyebrow. "Why are you interest for that?"
Greg avoid her glance. "Well, I thought you want to know. I think someone will buy him and… don't know what they will do with him. We don't ask. We only want the money."
"And what about me?"
He didn't reply and Beans raised the fear inside her again.
"Why don't you answer?" she asked with a little shake in her voice.
"Better you don't ask more," he said finally. "Maybe you have luck and he will sell you."
"Selling me?!" she cried indignantly. "I'm not a thing!"
He sighed. "Life is nothing for the most of us. And you should be glad. Better somewhere else than here."
"Why?"
He narrowed his eyes. She asked too many questions. The boss would kill him for that.
"Eat something."
"I'm not hungry!"
"You have to eat something. It will be the best for you."
"Damn! Answer me! I have a right to know."
"I don't think you want to know. Believe me. Other places will be better than here. You will have a better end than her."
"Who?"
He narrowed his eyes and seemed to curse himself. But what should he do now? Damn! Let her know.
"I don't wanna lie you," he began with dark voice. "But the last kidnapped girl, which we had was younger than you. And she was never allowed to leave the house of him."
"From whom? From him?"
Greg nodded. "From Castigo. She only had to be in his house. When he was inside, I think you can imagine what he made with her."
Beans made wide eyes, while Greg continued.
"One day, she hanged in her room on the ceiling. Suicide. I don't know what kind of sadistic things he had made with her. But I can tell you, he is a sadist. I think other buyer will be more gently with you than him."
She covered her eyes with her hands.
That couldn't be real. She only heard about such kind of animals who treated others like their slaves and made things with them what no one would speak out. But she had never thought that she would land in such a situation.
Greg sighed and put a hand on her shoulder.
"Take it easy. She wasn't very strong like you. She was a half child. Maybe you have more chances to survive until he will lose the interest in you, if you have luck."
She grabbed his arm. "I don't want! I have a life outside! You have no right to treat me like that!"
He growled quietly. Maybe it was a mistake that he told that to her.
"Sorry for you. I just follow the rules."
"Does that mean, you don't care for others? For a moment, I thought you would not be like the others!"
He pressed his teeth together. "Sorry, but I fear, there is no way out for you. And I think I told you too much as I wanted."
He tried to come free from her grip. "Could you help me?!" she appealed.
He grabbed her hands. "Sorry for that. Be glad that we will not kill you. It will be the best you know nothing more."
He forced her hands on her back behind the chair.
"No! Let me go! Let me go!" Beans cried and struggled again.
She screamed with shakily voice when he grabbed her hair from behind and laid her head back in her neck. "Don't speak, and you will not be hurt."
She felt the rope again around her wrists. She couldn't see it but she felt he made a reef knot. He fixed the hand ropes on the chair back so that she couldn't move her hands and her upper body anymore. Then he stood up and went to the table, where he picked up the cloth.
"Is that necessary?" Beans asked hoarsely.
He walked to her. "Regulation. He doesn't like ungagged prisoners. They would talk too much."
"Please, don't."
"It's for your own safety. If he sees that you are without gag, he will hurt you very badly. And believe me; if I say badly, it will be really badly."
He held the convoluted scarf in front of her face. When she still didn't open her mouth, he pressed it against her lips. Beans opened her mouth reluctantly. He pushed it between her lips and bound it together behind her head. Then he left her and walked to the door. She followed him with her eyes, pleadingly, looking for mercy. He met her eyes but he avoided them very fast again.
"I'm sorry."
When the door was closed, Beans stayed in the darkness again. When she was sure, that she was alone, she began to sob.

Okay, I hope I didn't shock you. :/ Next chapter comes as soon as I can write.

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Welcome back. This chapter is a little dark, but I hope you like it.

18. Or I have to hurt you

Beans pulled and dragged on her bonds. She sat on a chair, still tied and gagged. Some ropes were connected with the chair so that she couldn't stand up. She gasped through the gag and breathed through her nose for air. The ropes didn't become loose. After a while she started a new try and to get apart her hands. But with that the rope cut closer around her wrists. She moaned exhausted. Everything was dark around her.
While Hung had brought her inside here, she could make a picture of the surround. They were in an old gigantic shed, with a lot of sidewalks, bridges and wooden box rooms inside.
She didn't know exactly what it was. It was like a big warehouse with animal sized dwellings. Big bucket and cages, which were installed as elevators.
She had tried to analyse in which part of the desert they were, but there was no window, which showed outside. The big cell, where Jake was captured was on the ground-floor.
Hung pulled her into a cage, who lifted them up few floors. Beans had tried to make himself a picture of the quartier. From time to time, she could see animals on the sidewalks and bridges and kept watch. Beans had no much time to analyse more, because Hung dragged her into a little room and put her down on a chair brutally. Then he tied her on the chair tight and left the room again. Since that, nobody was come anymore and all tries to escape was useless until now.
Beans panted exhausted. She needed a break. She interrupted her escape fight and tried to relax for a moment.
She cursed herself because of that damn situation. Why did it happen now? She was angry with herself that she hadn't had the chance to shoot when they had attacked them last night. She had had only enough force to throw away her medallion before they had pressed the towel on her nose. Maybe someone found it. Maybe Bill… but she couldn't imagine. Bill had too annoyed with her and too cowardly to come back. She sighed. Maybe no one was on search for her, less for Jake. What will happen? They said, they wanted to sell Jake, but to whom? And more, what will they do with her? Like the fox looked at her, she afraid the worst case. With effort, she began to pull on the bonds again.
Suddenly she winced. Someone stood behind the door and put a key into the door lock. She held her breath when the key was moved and someone opened the door.
The badger, which she met this day, came in.
"Good day'," he muttered amusedly.
Beans's body cramped with fear. Dig entered, in his hands he held a tablet with a bottle, a glass and a plate with a bread or similar.
"Feedin' tim'," he grumbled with slatternly voice.
Beans watched how he put the tablet with loud clattering on a little table. Then he looked at the captured female lizard and grinned mockingly. Beans ducked her head a little. She didn't like how this guy watched her. She held her breath when he came closer.
He reached out his ugly hand and touched her left cheek. Beans averted her face.
The badger snorted offended. "Ey! Look a' me."
He grabbed her face with both hands and forced her to look ahead again.
The female lizard breathed sharply through the nose and tried to move her head.
Dig grinned and added to the pressure of his grip. "Ya a real' nic' lookin' hussy'".
He bent more forward and lay one hand behind her head, so that she couldn't move her head away anymore. With the other hand, he held her back. He chuckled darkly and came closer with his face on hers. Beans panicked. The ugly feeling of disgust and abomination rose inside her and she smelled alcohol and smoke. Her hands became into fists when she felt the breath of him. He wrapped his hand on her torso.
"Gmpf mpfefp!" she cried muffling and looked at him wrathfully.
Dig laughed and was going to wander more down with his hand. Beans struggled like crazy in his grip and began to scream.
"Oh, com' an. It's very natura'…"
Suddenly someone grabbed him from behind and threw him away.
"Go out!" some one ordered with harsh voice.
Beans recognized the wolf, which the fox had called Greg.
The badger stood up weak-kneed and looked at him offended.
"Oh com' on. Why shouldn't we have some fun with her…"
"You are drunken again. Go out until you are sober!"
Greg pointed to the door.
Dig snorted and went again to Beans. But before he could reach the afraid lizard, Greg pushed him back.
"Hell!" Dig cursed. "It's just a brat…"
"Guard your tongue and get out!" Greg shouted.
When Dig didn't move out, he drew his gun. "I don't want to say it twice."
With protesting muttering, Dig left the room.
When he was gone, Greg looked back at Beans. She looked at him with big afraid eyes and still shaking body.
"Did he hurt you?" he asked with calmer voice.
She didn't reply. She was still like frozen and breathed hard.
"You don't have to look at me like that," the wolf said and walked in her direction. Now she moved into gear. She cried, struggled and screamed.
"Mhp mwmpf mhm mmf!"
He stopped. "Don't worry. I don't want to harm you. Calm down."
She breathed loudly. He waited until he was sure, that she was a little calmer.
Greg's glance wandered at the table.
"Are you still hungry?"
Beans didn't reply.
"I would advise you to eat something. You will need your forces to hold a clean mind. Believe me. You need a smart head."
He tipped his finger on the table and watched her. She looked at him silently.
"Listen, I will remove the gag and untie your hands now. I don't think that you want to be feed like a little child, want you? Just if you guarantee me you don't make a wrong movement. Otherwise I'm forced to hurt you. And you aren't allowed to speak a word. Get it?"
She was silence a moment, then she nodded.
He nodded, too. "Fine."
He walked behind her and removed the gag. She gasped for air. Then he cut through the ropes around her hands. She moved apart her arms and rubbed her wrists.
With the rope and the cloth in his hand, he walked back to the table and put both on it.
Then he took the bottle and filled the glass. With the full glass, he went to her and held it in front of her.
She took the glass.
"Drink." he said with neutral voice. Then he sat himself on a second chair, his right leg on his left knee and watched her thoughtfully. She looked at him. She took a nip of the water. It was a good feeling to taste cold water on her dried lips. But she hesitated to continue drinking.
"You can drink it. It's not poisoned," Greg said.
She looked at him sceptically. Could she trust him?
But her thirst was strong and she drank out the half glass in one gulp.
The wolf watched her calmly.
For a moment, there was silence. Then she raised her hand.
"Something wrong with the water?" he asked.
She shook her head. "I…"
She winced when he stood up immediately.
"I said, no word!" he hissed warningly.
Beans swallowed hard but she collected her courage together and moved her lips despite all warnings. "I just wanted to know whether you want to kill us!"
She pressed her eyes together, waiting for a slap in her face or similar. Seconds passed but nothing happened. She dared to open her eyes a little. The man still stood there like before.
He seemed to think about whether he should answer or not.
"Don't worry," he finally said with firmly voice. "He will not kill you."
He turned around. "Not yet, at the moment."
She lifted her eyes with fear. "Will he?"
He growled. "Damn! Don't ask! Or I have to hurt you."
"Would you?"
She screamed and let fall the glass when he jumped at her. Something blinked in the dark of the light. She didn't saw the knife but when he grabbed her hair brutally, she felt the sharp blade on her throat and put his left leg on her lap.
Beans gasped for air with shock and with cramped fists, she pressed her arms on her chest.
"No, let me…"
"Shut your mouth!" he shouted. "Do you wanna die so soon?!"
Beans gasped for air and tried to keep calm, but she couldn't. She pressed her lips together, but it had no use. She sobbed and began to cry. Usually she wasn't afraid so fast, but this situation and the men around her, made her afraid like a little child. Her lips trembled terribly and some tears filled her closed eyes.
The wolf sighed and loosed his grip on her hair. He removed his foot from her lap and put the knife away a little. He laid his free hand gently on her shoulder.
"Don't cry." he said with calmer voice. "We are more fixed on Jake. It was a bad coincidence that you was in his near. You was just a bycatch."
Beans swallowed and managed to speak some words. "Wh-o are… y-you? And hi-m? Wha-t do y-ou want from u-s?"
Greg went one step back and looked at the lizard girl who trembled with fear.
"I'm not allowed to give answers."
Beans panted several times with crying sobbing before she got control on her tongue again.
"Why, why, why, why?!" she gasped. "I want to know – do you want to let me suffer until I break down on the ground?!"
"That's not our purposes, at least not until now."
"Then give me an answer! I have a right for an answer! Why did you kidnapped us?!"
Greg put the knife away. "How he said, for selling. We are special bounty hunters. We catch wanted persons and sell them to others."
Beans became calmer. "What will they do with him?"
"Is he your friend?"
She hesitated with an answer.
"Not really…"
"That's what I thought, but you also don't hate him, don't you?
Beans raised an eyebrow. "Why are you interest for that?"
Greg avoid her glance. "Well, I thought you want to know. I think someone will buy him and… don't know what they will do with him. We don't ask. We only want the money."
"And what about me?"
He didn't reply and Beans raised the fear inside her again.
"Why don't you answer?" she asked with a little shake in her voice.
"Better you don't ask more," he said finally. "Maybe you have luck and he will sell you."
"Selling me?!" she cried indignantly. "I'm not a thing!"
He sighed. "Life is nothing for the most of us. And you should be glad. Better somewhere else than here."
"Why?"
He narrowed his eyes. She asked too many questions. The boss would kill him for that.
"Eat something."
"I'm not hungry!"
"You have to eat something. It will be the best for you."
"Damn! Answer me! I have a right to know."
"I don't think you want to know. Believe me. Other places will be better than here. You will have a better end than her."
"Who?"
He narrowed his eyes and seemed to curse himself. But what should he do now? Damn! Let her know.
"I don't wanna lie you," he began with dark voice. "But the last kidnapped girl, which we had was younger than you. And she was never allowed to leave the house of him."
"From whom? From him?"
Greg nodded. "From Castigo. She only had to be in his house. When he was inside, I think you can imagine what he made with her."
Beans made wide eyes, while Greg continued.
"One day, she hanged in her room on the ceiling. Suicide. I don't know what kind of sadistic things he had made with her. But I can tell you, he is a sadist. I think other buyer will be more gently with you than him."
She covered her eyes with her hands.
That couldn't be real. She only heard about such kind of animals who treated others like their slaves and made things with them what no one would speak out. But she had never thought that she would land in such a situation.
Greg sighed and put a hand on her shoulder.
"Take it easy. She wasn't very strong like you. She was a half child. Maybe you have more chances to survive until he will lose the interest in you, if you have luck."
She grabbed his arm. "I don't want! I have a life outside! You have no right to treat me like that!"
He growled quietly. Maybe it was a mistake that he told that to her.
"Sorry for you. I just follow the rules."
"Does that mean, you don't care for others? For a moment, I thought you would not be like the others!"
He pressed his teeth together. "Sorry, but I fear, there is no way out for you. And I think I told you too much as I wanted."
He tried to come free from her grip. "Could you help me?!" she appealed.
He grabbed her hands. "Sorry for that. Be glad that we will not kill you. It will be the best you know nothing more."
He forced her hands on her back behind the chair.
"No! Let me go! Let me go!" Beans cried and struggled again.
She screamed with shakily voice when he grabbed her hair from behind and laid her head back in her neck. "Don't speak, and you will not be hurt."
She felt the rope again around her wrists. She couldn't see it but she felt he made a reef knot. He fixed the hand ropes on the chair back so that she couldn't move her hands and her upper body anymore. Then he stood up and went to the table, where he picked up the cloth.
"Is that necessary?" Beans asked hoarsely.
He walked to her. "Regulation. He doesn't like ungagged prisoners. They would talk too much."
"Please, don't."
"It's for your own safety. If he sees that you are without gag, he will hurt you very badly. And believe me; if I say badly, it will be really badly."
He held the convoluted scarf in front of her face. When she still didn't open her mouth, he pressed it against her lips. Beans opened her mouth reluctantly. He pushed it between her lips and bound it together behind her head. Then he left her and walked to the door. She followed him with her eyes, pleadingly, looking for mercy. He met her eyes but he avoided them very fast again.
"I'm sorry."
When the door was closed, Beans stayed in the darkness again. When she was sure, that she was alone, she began to sob.

Okay, I hope I didn't shock you. :/ Next chapter comes as soon as I can write.