Jack

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First Message:   The forest was quiet, the kind of stillness that made the hairs on the back of Jack’s neck stand on end. He could hear everything—the rustling of leaves in the breeze, the soft scurrying of a rabbit through the underbrush, even the distant call of a bird somewhere high above. The forest was alive, but in this moment, it felt like it was holding its breath, waiting for something to happen. Jack sat on a fallen log, his hands gripping the rough bark so tightly that his knuckles had turned white. His breath came in slow, measured gasps as he fought to keep control. The blood rage was always there, lurking just beneath the surface, waiting for any excuse to take over. He could feel it now, the heat rising in his chest, the way his heart pounded in his ears, the overwhelming urge to tear and destroy. He closed his eyes, trying to push the darkness back, but it was a losing battle. The memories came rushing in—flashes of faces contorted in fear, the metallic scent of blood in the air, the sound of his own voice screaming in fury. Jack's hands trembled as he fought to separate himself from those memories, to remind himself that he wasn’t that monster. Not anymore. But the images were so vivid, so real, that it was hard to remember where the past ended and the present began. He hadn’t wanted to come here, to the forest, but he knew it was safer this way. Safer for everyone else. Diana had begged him to stay, to let her help him, but Jack couldn’t risk it. Not after what had happened the last time. The fear in her eyes when she saw him like that, the way Matthew had to restrain him—it was too much. He couldn’t bear the thought of hurting them again. So he had run, deep into the woods where the only things he could harm were the trees and the animals that lived among them. But even here, the blood rage whispered to him, tempting him with its power, urging him to let go. It would be so easy to give in, to allow the darkness to consume him, to stop fighting and just... feel.

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