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They were everywhere. Green eyes, yellow eyes, black eyes, brown eyes: eyes from every corner, watching and waiting and burning holes in his skin as they stared, on and on and on and on. They were inescapable. He was running, he knew that - his lungs were about to burst, heaving in and out with effort, struggling to even function properly. The landscape kept changing, showing that at least he was going somewhere, but still the eyes remained. Even when he couldn't see them, he knew they were there. Always.
Distantly, he could hear the faint mutter of voices (they were talking about him, again), and hopelessly he tried to run faster. Away from the voices and the eyes, and oh God, suddenly he was stopping, barely breathing but not yet passing out. The scenery changed into the fairground: the fairground that he always used to go to when he was a child, the one that would visit every few months or so. Big tops and ferris wheels and clowns in stilts; the smell of cotton candy and the constant ache in his stomach, the circus dogs that would spin and jump and even play dead for their master - their masters, those cruel, smiling humans who bowed to the crowd with thunderous applause. The pace of it all was dizzying, and suddenly he couldn't concentrate, and then he was back in the junkyard again: back with his old pack, and the snarling dogs, and the eyes that were back again. Then, although he couldn't feel it, blood began to pour from the wound on his leg - rivers of blood, gushing and gushing and gushing-
He turned around and saw his mother, tall and all-knowing and godly, smiling down on him, and for some reason it was that image that disturbed him more than the blood or the pathetic dogs at the fairground, or even the eyes -
Percocet woke with a gasp, a sudden fit of coughing taking his body and forcing his body to painfully convulse. He stayed like that for a good few minutes, eyes screwed shut and fur bristling without restraint. The ebony canine felt his claws dig into the ground, and he groaned.
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