Ganzfeld: A Narrative Fiction
Flinging open her eyes, Aradia realised she’d returned from the Ganzfeld. The shock that ran down her spine involuntary made her back snap into a straightened position. She heard the clattering of dishes and the familiar smell of bleach. Surveying her cell with shifty eyes, she discovered the plump nurse mopping the floor.
Turning her head away in disgust, Aradia diverted her face to the wall, hurt by the betrayal. The tears welled up in the corner of her eyes. She thrust her head back towards the nurse.
“Why?” She asked through floods of tears. “Why did you send me to the Ganzfeld?”
The nurse looked at her with compassion, her own eyes close to tears.
“I’m sorry Aradia, believe me, I am.” The nurse sat on the corner of the bed. “You don’t understand now why I did that, but one day you will.”
“Make me understand now.” Aradia stated, …show more content…
An unconscious man strapped to a chair and men with lab coats lurked over him.
A metal device was locked on the man’s face, forcing open his jaw. One of the Doctors wearing a lab coat possessed a drill. Leaning over the unconscious man’s mouth he made a hole in one of his teeth. The high pitch sound of the drill on the tooth vibrated in Aradia’s head.
Stepping back the Doctor put out one of his hands and another Doctor placed in his palm a pair of surgical tweezers. He wedged what appeared to be a small chip inside the canal he’d made in the lifeless man’s tooth.
“This should do the trick.” Aradia recognised the Doctor was speaking Korean.
“You need to be absolutely sure about this. We can’t take risks with this one. He’s very strong and is key to our development.” Replied another man, appearing almost too young to be a Doctor.
The dentistry physician nodded.
“This is state of the art, produces its own electromagnetic field and activated by the equipment in the cells. There’s no way he can override this.”
The young Doctor had a stern expression. “As long as you’re
Turning her head away in disgust, Aradia diverted her face to the wall, hurt by the betrayal. The tears welled up in the corner of her eyes. She thrust her head back towards the nurse.
“Why?” She asked through floods of tears. “Why did you send me to the Ganzfeld?”
The nurse looked at her with compassion, her own eyes close to tears.
“I’m sorry Aradia, believe me, I am.” The nurse sat on the corner of the bed. “You don’t understand now why I did that, but one day you will.”
“Make me understand now.” Aradia stated, …show more content…
An unconscious man strapped to a chair and men with lab coats lurked over him.
A metal device was locked on the man’s face, forcing open his jaw. One of the Doctors wearing a lab coat possessed a drill. Leaning over the unconscious man’s mouth he made a hole in one of his teeth. The high pitch sound of the drill on the tooth vibrated in Aradia’s head.
Stepping back the Doctor put out one of his hands and another Doctor placed in his palm a pair of surgical tweezers. He wedged what appeared to be a small chip inside the canal he’d made in the lifeless man’s tooth.
“This should do the trick.” Aradia recognised the Doctor was speaking Korean.
“You need to be absolutely sure about this. We can’t take risks with this one. He’s very strong and is key to our development.” Replied another man, appearing almost too young to be a Doctor.
The dentistry physician nodded.
“This is state of the art, produces its own electromagnetic field and activated by the equipment in the cells. There’s no way he can override this.”
The young Doctor had a stern expression. “As long as you’re