Without his familiar glasses, it takes you a moment to recognise English actor Daniel Radcliffe. His boyish young face looms in on you as he takes a closer look at his new toy. "..Where am I?" Your voice sounds unfamiliar to you as it comes out. After hours of unconsciousness, your throat is dry and hoarse. "You're in my living room, mate. What do ya think of that?" His innocent accent adds to the softness of his voice, and for a moment, you think you just might be safe. Then he says.. "Congratulations, mate. You're my newest pet!" You stare at Daniel's petit pink lips long after they've uttered the words, in total disbelief. Soon, the lips curl into an amused smile, and Daniel's suprisingly rough fingers wrap around your waist and lift you out of your box. You see you're in a dimly lit, maturely decorated living room furnished largely with mahogany. By a long, plush bear-skin rug, a red brick fire place crackles and glows brilliantly. Daniel carts you upstairs, your leg dragging across the polished banister he leans on, and when he arrives in his spacious though darkened bedroom he removes a key worn around his neck. You notice that fixed onto the same chain is a mysterious silver device, small and simple. The giant actor goes to a deep desk drawer fronted with a gleaming titanium lock, and rolls the drawer open. Half his arm disappears into it and a vein tracing the length of his muscular fore-arm pops up as he grips his target, pulling out three struggling boys in his grip. One boy has short, dark hair, glasses and soft features. He looks extremely nervous - A bit of a mama's boy, you guess. The next man could be in his mid 20s. His jet black, messilly spiked wet hair almost matches the darkness of his penetrating eyes, which are smudged with eyeliner. He looks extremely aggressive. The last is, undeniably, strikingly good-looking. He has swept brown hair, a glowing tan and hazel eyes. Seemingly level-headed, he reminds you of yourself - Some one whose obvious popularity has never hurt their rationality. Now..
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