Day 23: A Stitch in Time

A/N: Just wanted to apologize in advance if the dates are weird. I didn’t really research it, but I plan on doing so if I work on this further.

The Darkness surrounded Smith. It dug its claws into his flesh and seeped under his skin. “Let me out of here!” he screamed as he clamped his hands over his ears, trying to block the lies the Darkness was whispering. Smith was jolted forward. A bright light blinded him as he tumbled into it. He heard a scream as he landed on a hard surface, almost losing consciousness, but a sharp prodding kept him on the surface. His eyes slowly opened. When his vision became clear, he saw a girl, covered in dirt, looking at him, a pointy stick in her hand.

“Are you all right?” she asked. Smith opened his mouth, but only a gurgling sound came out. The girl stood up and looked around, but no one was around. Sighing, she grabbed Smith by the arms and pulled him along the stone floor to a pile of hay that was pushed in the corner, then left the room. Smith began to fall out of consciousness again, but in a few minutes the girl was back with a pale of water, which she proceeded to throw on him. Smith jolted up.

“What’d you do that for?” he asked when he caught his breath.

“First, you tell me what you were doing in that closet,” the girl said.

“I wasn’t in a closet.”

“And why are you wearing such funny clothes?”

“What?” Comparing her outfit to his, Smith could see what she was talking about. Her clothes looked foreign to when he was wearing. “Wait, where am I? What year is it?”

“You’re in the servants wing of Sir Harold’s castle, of course,” the girl explained. “It is the year 1326.” Smith looked around the room and realized he had been in this room before. Five hundred years in the future.

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