It was obvious that she did not plan on eating dinner. Like a predator, she had cast her sight on him, and was determined not to let him go. Loosening her grip on him, Sajira looked him in the eyes – and her eyes were full of pure, unadulterated lust.
The drow, he thought, and for that moment, his mind was consumed. The drow have come back for me. And his mind could remember nothing, could see nothing, but the drow. He was back in their underground lair, in that damned cage, and the drow was unlocking it, whispering sweet nothings in his ear. Everything's going to be fine, she had said, but it wasn't. Nothing was fine. He didn't want it – he had refused it, but she had gone ahead and did it anyway. Maybe he'd never be clean. And just as he had been beginning to heal, beginning to forget, they were back for him, they were going to take him underground again, and this time, he wouldn't be able to get out...
He was brought back to his senses when Sajira had let go of him, and suddenly, the drow were gone. He shivered, but not from the frosty cold that the night had wrought. Still,. Sajira would not give up, speaking of her loneliness, her burning, her want for his company. She was leaning onto him, she was burning up, but when she did those things, all Dalek could remember was the drow, and triggers were pulled inside his head. They were back again, they were coming, they would do those dirty things with him again, and they wouldn't stop, he wouldn't escape...
"No!"
He shouted, standing up, emptying his lungs into the word, and he drowned out all the voices of the drow. Just like that, they were gone again, and Dalek was back in reality. "No," he said, in a softer voice – in a voice more like his own. "I can't do that with you, Sajira." He would never do it with anyone. The drow had used it as a form of torture – it could never be something sweet and innocent to him. "I can never do that with anyone."
The Daggerhound sat back down, no longer looking at Sajira, using Daggerhound to slice the cooked wolf with herbs in half – one half for her, which he sat on a wooden plate, and one for him. Despite how good it had smelled, he wasn't hungry, but he ate anyway, to erase the nightmares. The wolf was soft and moist, juicy and flavorful, but he felt worse by eating it. "It will get cold," he reinforced, looking toward her for a brief moment before returning to his meal. He shivered again, but just like before, it was not because of the cold.