Get The Hell Out Of There!

Akira knew instantly what he had to do. He was no match for a man that size. He felt sorry for what was about to happen to the woman but there was nothing he could do. He quickly left the scene and pulled out his phone. The least he could do was call the police. He dialled the number and told the police what was happening before quickly hanging up and sprinting away.

Another ten minutes passed and the only thing Akira could think about, was the alleyway. He wished he could help but there was nothing he could have done. The rain began to pour heavier as Akira pondered on his choice. His mind flickering back to the woman on the ground before another voice brought him back to reality.

"find me"

Once again, Akira froze in place. With everything that had happened earlier, he had totally forgotten about the strange voice he had heard. Lights began to flicker. This time it wasn't just one streetlamp, all the streetlamps he could see were flickering along with lights from the building around him.

"WHAT DO YOU WANT" Akira shouted as loud as he could.

"find me" the voice replied.

Akira's eyes widened. He didn't know if the voice replied to him or if he was just going insane but he knew he couldn't stay here. He tried his best to ignore all the flickering lights around him. Tried to ignore the voice constantly whispering in his head. He was so focused on getting home. He didn't notice when he walked out into the middle of the road.

The next thing he knew, Akira was laying on the ground, pain shooting through his entire body and another voice shouting out.

"Oh my god, are you ok? hello?"

Akira couldn't get his thoughts straight. The pain in his body was too much to handle and he could feel himself slipping.

"find me"

The voice was back. A whisper in the fading night.

"Find me"

"Find me"

"Find me"

The same thing over and over. The voice was female and somehow, even though Akira could feel his life coming to an end, the voice was soothing. One thought came to Akira before everything went dark.

"I will"