[center]~| Day 1, 18:10 GST |~
~| Aboard the Kaggath, Main Prison Complex |~[/center]

Shiri walked quietly as she supported Xid on the way back to the prison area, trying to think of ways to help him calm down. She managed to contain her anger at the troopers pushing Xid to the ground when they got back, and knelt beside him to help him up again when Nazca came over. "He... It was that Sith's fault. Xid?" Shiri couldn't tell if he had heard her, but he had gotten himself to a kneeling position almost and she saw his lips move, but didn't hear what he said. 

Taking a guess, she got ready to lecture him about how it wasn't his fault and that he was ok, until he started beating up the floor. She tried to stop him, almost catching his wrist, but by the time she did he was done and already pushing himself into a sitting position. "Nazca, will you help me get him to a bunk?" She started to help him up again when Nazca went to stand between them and the Sith that Shiri had failed to notice enter the prison. 

She jumped to her feet as the Sith looked over to them, and instinctively reached to grab Nazca before the Sith could pull her to him, no matter how impossible it would have been to keep that from happening. She silently cursed the Sith in her mind before pulling herself back together as she noticed Xid on his feet again, and went to support him. He whispered to her, and she quietly whispered back. "You're right, but we can't rush it. We'll eventually make a plan that can get us [i]all[/i] out of here, one we can be sure will work, but before we can do that you need to rest and calm down. I'll help you to a bed."

She noticed another human who had come over when Xid was pounding on the floor. "Would you help me get him to a bunk please?" Whether he helped or not she would get Xid there, but the help would be greatly appreciated. After Xid was taken care of, she sat in silence by the bunk Xid was on, not wanting to go very far from him. She often found herself glancing at the door, and hoped for Nazca's safe return, however slim the chances for that were.