Twi watched as everyone left and she turned to face the guards and smiled wickedly. She was on all fours, ready to pounce it seemed. The looks of slight fear on their faces were quickly shot away as she stood up and relaxed a bit. "Let her out." One of the guards said, shoving another to the door and tossing him the key. He mumbled something but Twi was too busy fixing up her clothes and hair to care. The cell door clicked open and she walked out, immediately getting shoved toward a door, no time to flirt or even talk to the guards that were about to escort her. Four of them, none showing any significant rank or want to really be there.

"So wher-" Twi tried asking a question. Whenever she tried to open her mouth it seemed a shove would quickly meet her. But that didn't bother her, she could recognize a bit of the place she was in... it was near where her things were. She smiled and let out a laugh as she saw a sign pointing to the confiscated items. One of the guards readied his weapon, being new on the job he was jumpy. Twi spun on her heel and walked backwards, staring this man down until she could see the door from this new perspective and at the very moment she was out of sight of all other guards, she kicked up and rolled backwards over the guard directly in front of her, shoving him back into the jumpy guard. A quick elbow to the head and a sweep of the leg and two more fell. One out, three down. She ran into the room where she had to search for her things, only coming up with some other inmates confiscated items. The blades were useless, blood would cause too much alarm. A club? Too heavy. 

As Twi searched the guards started to get up, and lucky for her, thought they could handle the whole situation on their own. Two ran in the room, the third took his friend behind a wall, so no passing guards would see it. They might get reprimanded for having someone go down to a prisoner. "Boys, can you direct me to my things?" Twi said nonchelantly as the others all drew their weapons and one ran at her, leaping the counter. Twi sidestepped him and allowed him to land. Her hand felt a familiar vile. It looked like a jar of sugar, and she held it above her head and smiled as the other two guards had surrounded her. 

"We have you surrounded, prisoner. Give up and come on." One said.

"No." Twi shouted and looked to the jumpy one and faked a move, making him flinch and swing his baton wildly. Twi maneuvered this jar of "sugar" under the baton, shattering the jar and making it's contents explode in a cloud of dust. Hallucinogenic dust. Twi took a deep breath of it, and sighed a quick and easy breath as the others were choking on the air. Everything returned to what Twi thought to be normal. The colors were brighter, the textures had motion and everything was more vibrant. Those poor guards however, were freaking out. Twi looked at them all and shouted "YOU'LL NEVER COME DOWN" And ran out the door as she heard one of them whimpering. Suckers.

She made her way out without being seen, even slipping past those guardians. But she was far from home, and had all of Kilika to get through before she was safe. She was tired and hungry though, and out of money and needed a wash. She made her way easily along the rooftops and spotted a closed store, with an open door. A perfect place to refresh her wallet, and it was a workshop too, so running water! She hopped down and slipped inside, someone was in there, she could hear some metal being worked on but couldn't see where whoever it was. She saw money on the counter and pocketed it, moved over to a hose and her vision went black.

Sifen was hard at work, he had just finished Nai's chair, and decided to give it a tst run around the shop, turning a corner he moved silently above the ground. He saw her, the woman who kidnapped him earlier! He picked up the hammer he had been using, turned it around to hold it by the head and moved the chair over to the girl, hitting her hard in the back of the head. One shot, she was out. "Didn't think we'd meet again, blu-paint." He said, hopping off and looking for a way to restrain her. He didn't see anything long enough to tie her up proper, only a small length of chain. It'll do. He took some metal and measured it up to her wrist, bending it into a bracelet and giving it a loop to put through the chain. The other end of the chain was wrapped tightly around Nai's chair, which was then shut off, being far too heavy for a normal person to move, she wasn't going anywhere. He got back to work, tweaking the movements in the arm and waiting for her to wake up. She was in for a fate worse than death, Sifen was going to [i]lecture[/i] her.