Findings of his loss of leg

Walking up sprawled out on the cold stone floor. Kyrian groaned at the pain that would soon attack him. He hasn't moved in 9 months. He has just been here. Laying on the floor. Unconsious. He had no clue what had happened. All he remembered was that his brother had left him. He tried to save a person he barely remembered at all, and that he found out a new definition of pain.

Kyrian would then strain to try to bring himself up. But time and time after again. He would only reach half way before falling back down hard on his back. It was difficult for him to do such an act as he hadn't moved in such a long time. What kind of ass kicking did he recieve to knock him out for such a long time. Only the person who did it too him would know, and Kyrian did not want to remember it at all. It had to be almost if not more as Cyano's ass kicking to make him become destroyed for so long.

Ugghh! Ah!

Kyrian yelled out in pain as he pushed himself up from the ground with both of his hands. Pushing his body to the limit to do such a simple task. But it wouldn't take long for Kyrian to end up in a position where his upper body was vertical and his lower body was flayed out in front of him.

Panting heavily as a few beads of sweat rolled down his face. Kyrian would sigh heavily as he tried to get a right of mind. Where was he and why?

He could only hope that someone would answer these questions for him
(Kyrian Hayes)
"Ughh. . . . where am I. . . . . . " Kyrian would mutter lowly as he looked around. As far as he could tell, there was two walls on each side of him including behind him. Then there was a couple of bars infront of him. What was this place. Is it those cell's that he'd heard of?

Quickly, Kyrian would struggle to push himself up. Feeling like both of his legs had enough strength to lift him up. Attempting to move both legs to give him a head start. Kyrian would push off the ground. Only to end up standing for a split second to later on land on the ground once more.

Hitting the floor hard as his hands were laid out infront of him to attempt to break the fall. Kyrian's eyes would dialate largly as he noticed that something was off. When he first woke up he felt different, and now. He had felt lighter than before. A bit more free. But why was that.

Turning himself once over to glance over towards his lower body. Kyrian dared to look at his legs. Only to see that he had one leg.

It wouldn't take long for his vision to transfix as he stared longingly at his one leg. Was it a dream? Illusion? What was this?

Quickly reaching down to see if he could touch his leg. Kyrian would notice a stump at his waist line.

His breathing would panic, his heart was racing, his mind was buzzing with thousands of wild explainations.

"AAHHHHHH!" A sharp cry would come from the middle cell.

Soon after that, he would frantically grab at his missing limb.

"HH- Huu!- How! Wh- wha!- Why! When did this happen! Ahh!" Kyrian would scream out.

Pushing himself back with his arms he would frantically look for something to grab at. This was a dream right? It was impossible for him to be missing a leg. How did this happen? Thinking back to all that he remembered from his memory. He hadn't recalled himself missing his leg! So when did this happen? When he was knocked out?! Had to be!

"Guards! Someone! Anyone! Please let there be someone out there! Please! Someone! My leg is missing! Please tell me this is a dream! Please tell me this is a dream!" Kyrian would yell out as he grabbed at his missing limb.

Tears would soon fill his eyes as he craddled himself in fetal position. Repeating over and over again.

"This cannot be happening. This cannot be happening."

Kyrian tried to denie it but he could tell that he truly did lose his leg. But he kept at it. He knew that if he didn't calm down soon. He would have a panic attack. Which would only cause him death in the end.

"Cyano. . . Krosious. . . Lucas . . . . someone. . . anyone. . . . help me. . . . " he would croak out pitifully as he laid on the ground in horror at his own realization
(Kyrian Hayes)