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Tales of the verse - A Reavers lullaby

Wednesday, January 26, 2005

How do Reavers go to sleep at night.

CATEGORY: FICTION    TIMES READ: 3686    RATING: 9.0 (PG13)    SERIES: FIREFLY

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Authors note – Based on the Trans – U we saw on the original pilot ‘Serenity.’

Second in the Tales of the verse Series

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Reavers leave no survivors, that is true.

Even if they don’t rend you limb from limb or rape you to death. There are ways to kill a person, inches by inches a way to kill who they where. Who they thought they where.

The woman formally known as Beka Gibbons knew that with all her heart.

But Beka was gone, all her illusions gone with the coming of the Reavers. Her and her ten year old sister had been on route to meet their parents. When like a vision of hell itself they descended apoun their transport ship like a wolf out of the night.

Reavers.

**oh god oh god oh god oh god oh god **

**Beka ! **

** Its ok Mei Mei, its going to be all ok**

Even at the memory the woman felt nothing but numbness, a result of her new outlook of life. The cold, unending numbness of the heart. It was like she was looking back at another woman named Beka and her trusting little sister Tanya.

It was another woman not her who swore nothing would happen to her little sister then was held down and watched as they cut into Tanya, and they …

***No no no no no no no no no no no, not real. This cant be real, the verse can’t be this cruel***

….did what Reavers did best while they held her eyes open and made her see, every cut. Every whimper and every scream and Beka screamed along with her little sister. Screamed herself hoarse and begged them to stop, begged them to kill her; begged them to let her tear her own eyes out.

But they didn’t.

They made her watch as they dragged out whole families and did things dreamt of in the darkest part of the mind. They killed her sister first as they made her little sister beg and made Beka ‘see.’

They tore apart all her conceptions of right and wrong, of morality. They whispered in her ear as her mind and soul grew numb with shock…

*** All are cattle, all are weak. No god out here, o

Comments
Thursday, 27 January 2005 00:25
Very unusual to have a story from the Reavers point of view and in keeping with their dark sick masochistic streak of cruelty. Well written and morbidly creepifying, Ali D
You can't take the sky from me
ANONYMOUS
Thursday, 27 January 2005 00:38
Very creepy, I agree. You may want to find a beta to pre-read your stories, however. The grammer mistakes were distracting.
The content was great, though. I enjoyed this read.
Thursday, 27 January 2005 10:43
creepy.
a reavers mind- not anywhere i'd really wanted to go, but you did it pretty well, a good depiction of what goes on in the twisted mind of reavers.
but please, don't write any more tales about removing scalps. it made me feel a little queezy.
but it was a great story.

no power in the verse
xoxox-fredikayllow-xoxox
Thursday, 27 January 2005 16:17
This was very well written and a great insight into the mind of a Reaver. It might have been morbid, but I really liked it. Different from most of what gets posted on here. Great job!

- Soul
LITTLEMISS
Friday, 28 January 2005 22:09
oh.my.god!
i loved this, so disturbingly creepy. Reavers might not have nightmares, but i think i might tonight! please write more!
little miss
Friday, 28 January 2005 23:54
Wow. Defintely one of the most disturbing stories I've read. But, morbid and creepifying can be interesting.

Saint
Sunday, 03 July 2005 16:21
great job on this very disturbing story, Booksword! I really enjoyed it! The Reavers are the coolest characters never shown in Firefly and I'll probably be writing my own Reaver story after I finish the one I'm writing now but I just wanted to drop you a note to say what a fun read this story was. Well, not that torture is 'fun' but you know what I mean! LOL Again, VERY good job! Keep writing!
~LarryL
Friday, 24 February 2006 03:50
Wow, that was amazing.

My heart is racing. I feel like I want to cry for Beka. wow. That brought me into a mind i never thought id enter. Such a great point of view. hhhmmmmm.

Reaver's Lullaby. So creepy.
Monday, 10 April 2006 23:47
This is pretty good--it's very interesting to see something from a Reaver's perspective (they're oddly intriguing).

However, I agree with, uh, Anonymous; good as it is, some editing would have made it even more impressive. :)

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