Sana gulped slightly but kept working frantically at the ties to free herself. The dagger whizzed by her and she lunged for it, freezing in her place as the Lich reached her. "Get away from...." she began to spat but was cut short at his free hand connected with her face. It felt as if her cheek had exploded, the pain excruciating, causing her to half scream and half whimper as she flew back against the cold granite of the sacrifice table. 

          Her arms went above her head and a foot to each corner as the straps, with a life of their own, laced back around her wrists and ankles; restraining her back where she had started. Groggy from the hit Sana moaned slightly but was quickly jolted into acute awareness as the Lich seemed to commit suicide. Her eyes widening at the sight. Why had he done that? It seemed off but she knew nothing of liches. 

         Pushing the questions aside as the skeletons burst into flames and the room went dark. Frantically she worked to re-untie her binds. Working much quicker this time before she slid off the table and reached for the first thing she could wrap her fingers around, it was the thigh bone of one of the skeletons that had already been terminated. Picking it up she growled as she kept up and targeted the closest one; swinging hard at it and catching its shoulder, knocking it clean off. The bones could be heard shattering against the wall behind it.

      "Turn on the fucking lights!" Sana snapped in the darkness, it may have been great for some but for her it wasn't. Her fighting style utilized her entire environment and without her bow she only had her agility left. Which meant in this darkness she was nearly helpless and after everything it really was pissing her off. 

      "Hugh, I'm okay! Kill that son of a bitch!" She bellowed as she took a few steps back, tripping over something and reached down to see what it was. Her bow and quiver! She grabbed it and let two arrows fly at once towards the skeleton she had dis-shouldered, sending it flying back and impaling it against the wall.