neverwasanyone.livejournal.com["Trowa" makes an appearance on the network today--or, at least, his eyes do. One of them, that is. The rest of the boy can't be seen so far. Still, something doesn't seem right.]
[Clever people might notice that the feed isn't catching the sound of him breathing, despite the fact that he's holding the comm unit so close to his face. As a matter of fact, it isn't picking up any sound at all. It's definitely unusual for him to skip the voice option, since he can't read or write, leaving him with no other way to communicate with anyone. Anyone capable of working some extra technical mojo would see that it wasn't actually deactivated.]
[As he finally pulls the comm away and sets it on a curb next to his shoes, it slowly becomes clear that there should be sound. Two people down the street are yelling at each other over something having to do with a broken flower pot, and don't appear to be having trouble understanding each other. The device is knocked over when something catches his attention off-screen, the tip of his grey sneaker bumping it as he turns to face it, and what the video feed shows is nothing like the sad, gentle child people have come to know over the course of a couple months.]
[Trowa is cradling what appears to be a puppy tucked into his half-zipped hoodie with one arm, his other hand held at his side in a tight little fist. Both hands are smeared with grit and blood, as are the sleeves and the front of his sweater. The angle is odd, but there's blood running down over his chin as well, and he's clearly sporting an expression that screams cold anger. It's a horrible thing to see on a boy his age.]
[What's worse is when he stoops to pick up his comm again, and moves to pocket it, briefly flashing a bit of the space right in front of him. Not five feet away, mostly blocked from outside view by walls on three sides and Trowa on the other, there's a kid not too much older than he himself is, crumpled into something approaching the fetal position, bruised, and looking far worse off than Trowa himself does. There's a discarded BB-gun at his side, the wooden stock cracked clear across.]
[He's screaming and crying.]
[...And for some reason, nobody can hear him.]