Utena, Revolutionary Girl Fan Fiction ❯ Cruel Agreements ❯ Chapter 2 ( Chapter 2 )

Chapter 2

A small ounce of hope filled her eyes as she saw Aiko, her prince, walking up the stairs. She ran into his arms, her heaving chest against his. "Aiko-san, please.....Touga-," her sentence was cut short by two more heavily breathing people from behind. "Good afternoon, Aiko-sama," came Touga's familiar voice, his hands enclosing around her waist. Utena's grip on Aiko tightened as she pleaded. "Aiko-san, please don't let him do this! He will humiliate me....hurt me like Sajionii hurts Anthy...." Aiko just smiled, a small glint of something almost evil in his eyes as he pushed her off of him, into Touga's crushing grip. "Aiko!" Utena screamed, as she was dragged to the Kiryuu mansion. Sajionii walked quietly beside Touga as Utena struggled in the student council's presidents' arms. What was left of Utena's green skirt flew off as an unnaturally strong breeze passed by them. Her eyes avoided contact with Touga's. "It seems she is a bit shy of you, Touga-san," commented Sajionii. Touga smirked and leaned down, roughly kissing Utena on the lips. She saw her chance and sunk her teeth into his lower lip. His arms failed him and he dropped her, grimacing in pain. "Get her...," he told Sajionii, wiping the blood away with his sleeve.

Utena ran away from her tormentors and into a huge murky fountain that was in the garden near the thicket of woods. Thankfully, it was deep enough so that she could not be seen. Sajionii stopped near her hiding place just as she had hid behind the broken statue in the center of the fountain. A whispered curse passed through her lips as she saw a piece of her shirt floating in the water, the wind making it sail towards Sajionii. 'This is just not my day,' she muttered to herself. Sajionii spotted the floating piece of fabric instantly in the black water. Utena submerged herself, except her head, into the awful smelling water. Sajionii was soon joined by Touga, who, from what she could hear, was holding the piece of her shirt. She could hear someone entering the water, heading towards her. Not until they were deathly close did she dare submerge herself in the fountain. A swift motion of hands entered the space of water next to her, barely missing her leg. She slowly swam sideways, towards the edge of the fountain, her oxygen depleting fast. The small ripples on the top of the water's surface gave her away, and she could feel someone dive into her, slamming her against the fountain's stone wall. Her impact caused the already growing cracks in the stone to break, pushing her, along with Touga, over the rubble. These were the last things she could remember before the blow to her head caught up with her, and she passed out.