Claude
Pathetic kids, on an island hiding from some ‘nasty men’ in suits. He kicked a stone staring out at the sea. Wasn’t even fit to swim in, one idiotic child had gone swimming once and ended up dying of some mutations. So, forget escaping from this godforsaken place. He tossed another stone and watched it skim across the water finally sinking.
Least weather was nice, a lovely glowing pulsing ball hanging from the sky, like some radiant Christmas bauble. A beautiful reflection over the clear blue sea; even being how he was, he did have to admit it was truly enchanting.
Slipping his shoes and socks off, he felt the dry yellow sand sprinkle through his toes. It wasn’t Hawaii, it wasn’t Spain, but it would do.
What he didn’t want was any of those little children going over to him and bothering him. He didn’t abide by morons and well ‘accidents’ have happened before. Bloody, eviscerating ‘accidents’.
Claude grinned, and sat down, closing his eyes as he remembered the little idiot flailing about trying to keep it all in. How pathetic and puny he’d been not realizing that he was going to die. Crying like a little baby. At least his parents hadn’t screamed they just did what they were told decorating the lawn like some morbid painter, with a ‘heart warming’ shade of red, circling them as they lost all life.
It was after that they realized he needed to be sorted and no more musical orphanages. The crimson flow of those ‘accidents’ went through his mind, sending him into ecstasy and beyond. Like some cheap street grade drug. A little murder it’s rocks the mind, and rocks the body. Most of all there nothing else like it.
He would live, they’d all die, and he’d then let those men in suits know you don’t mess with Mr Weathers. You don’t mess with Claude. The boy no one could say no to. The cold and cruel sixteen year old.
Survival and nothing else.


