Kaito grimaced as he started waking up to a dull pounding in his head, and soreness as he tried to sit up. ‘Tried’ being the word, because the next thing he became aware of was the fact his arms were bound, and small pulling told him the same for his wrists and legs. It took longer than he would have liked to open his eyes and get them focused, though not much to be seen, really. The room was empty, save for a vacant chair.

…Didn’t know whether he should be worried, or relieved he wasn’t tied to a pole with a machine hooked up to his head. …Or, you know, any person that looked like they were going to hurt him, even if whoever did this clearly didn’t have the best intentions. Hard not to think of the first time he’d been knocked out on the street  with this sort of situation, though… Nope. No, probably shouldn’t think too hard on that. Focus on this time. Don’t panic either.

Of course there was a door. Locked, more than likely, and no windows, but might as well check it…

…Once he felt like he could move without a wave of nausea passing over him. That didn’t feel good in the slightest. Yeah… should wait a bit before getting up and trying anything. Ugh…

M!A: Kidnapped: Muse is kidnapped and cannot interact with anyone until someone replies to their open para and saves them (Forever until saved)

“Wha-?”

Kaito barely had time to notice the arms coming around him, locking around his shoulders from behind. A split second of surprise passed before he started struggling, a cold feeling spreading through his body when one of the hands brought a damp cloth to his face, which he immediately tried jerking away from, pulling at the arm. Like hell he’d let himself be kidnapped, damn it the last time that had happened…

The arms held firm, though, and the teen hadn’t gotten the best breath to hold, lungs soon burning with the need to draw in the air he knew would put him out. His efforts weakened. Then finally, he drew in a desperate breath, earning a lungful of sweet scented air that killed any other attempts at trying to get out of the hold from sudden dizziness.

And even less time for the magician to go entirely slack in the stranger’s hold.