Hazel was completely silent, but that wasn't anything too surprising. Before, she'd largely been silent, only ever spoken when told to. They had such a tight leash on her, so to speak, that it was almost amazing she could even breathe on her own. She followed him without question or hesitation.

"Do make sure to treat her right!" The dark elf called after them with a laugh, knowing what it was that would happen in so far as knowing that Hazel woudl likely be in a lot of pain, or just be a doll for the next day or two. Which she could deal with.

Hazel, meanwhile, wasn't nearly as 'deep' as they thought. She found that there was a wall around her, one that was made of delicate glass, and she could break. Or at least crack.

she could also feel the pendant pulsing lightly, barely even noticably.

She could feel it pulling her toward Lindsay, and made a plan in her head for where she was going once she had a chance. Once the elves were gone for the night.

♫Feed my insanity || Write me a tragedy || Let's make a memory || A night to forget♫

"Yes sir." hazel said, her voice flat, devoid of much life. Then again, that was to be expected.

Hours later, azari finally left Hazel, sitting on her knees on the floor. She didn't say anything as he left her, and waiting. She knew that there would be on hell of a chance that Jenkins would make his way there once he learned that she was back. She knew that, and once he finished whatever with her, she would break those walls and find Lindsay.

She still had the pendant, as it was braided into her hair and well hidden.

♫Feed my insanity || Write me a tragedy || Let's make a memory || A night to forget♫

As soon as he was gone, the wall within her mind was cracked. She couldn't break it completely, but if nothing else, for the moment she had some of herself back.

She hurriedly got to the jeans, slid them on, and made her way out of the room, finding herself grateful for the mana that had been forced upon her. It was keeping her pain at bay from all the mana in the place.

She followed where the pendant told her to go, finding her target quickly. She also found he wasn't alone. So she made her way into the room steathily, and made her way behind the one in there with her target, standing over the pool her target was currently up to his chin in. She just shoved them in, knowing it would likely kill them. No one could survive a liquid nitrogen bath, aside from her target, after all.

"Lindsay!" She caled, not sure if he would even react to his name. Granted, she was sure something would happen as she dug the pendant out of her hair. That reconnection would have to do something... right?

He was just too far in for her to reach.

♫Feed my insanity || Write me a tragedy || Let's make a memory || A night to forget♫

"Climb out." Hazel said as she stepped back, making sure he had the space to do so.

"I have something for you, and then wer'e getting the hell out of here." She added.

"So come on. Quick, before Jenkins finds us."

♫Feed my insanity || Write me a tragedy || Let's make a memory || A night to forget♫

Hazel was silent for a moment before looking him from head to toe.

".... I don't care." She stated as she held the pendant out to him.

"Here. I do believe this belongs to you." She stated with a soft smile. She didn't know what would happen enxt, but she was hoping it would go well for them.

Maybe be enough for them both to get out while the elves weren't in.

♫Feed my insanity || Write me a tragedy || Let's make a memory || A night to forget♫

Hazel had absolutely no idea what the hell it was that she was supposed to do here. Lindsay seemd to be in pain, and she didn't, nroamlly, have any idea how to help with that, nevermind now with some of the elves mana in her still.

"Uh... you ok?" She asked.

"Bceause I do not know how long we have. Mistress has gone after your brother." She told him honestly.

"Any chance we can skedaddle outta here?"

♫Feed my insanity || Write me a tragedy || Let's make a memory || A night to forget♫

Hazel just sighed.

"I have no idea. I was hit hard with her mana when I first returned." She commented.

"The best I could do, is make it that neither Mistress, nor her wooden bitch, are here right now. They left about twenty minutes ago." She told him.

"Do you happen to have any recollection about the layout of this place? I do know that you have been... nearly everywhere over the years."

♫Feed my insanity || Write me a tragedy || Let's make a memory || A night to forget♫

"Then let us get the hell out of here." Hazel said.

"Lindsay, lead the way." She added.

"We shall deal with problems as they arise."

♫Feed my insanity || Write me a tragedy || Let's make a memory || A night to forget♫

Almost instantly, Hazels hair seemed to ignite, illuminating the dark hallway they were in. Her hair was legimately on fire.

"Gonna let us pass? Or burn?" She asked, her voice dark.

"Or whatever else my mana will do. It's already primed and ready to react." She added, sounding a little surprised herself. She couldn't control her mana, and that wasn't something unknown.

It perceived him as a threat, and was already reacting accordingly.

♫Feed my insanity || Write me a tragedy || Let's make a memory || A night to forget♫

Hazel was ... stunned. She had no idea what to make of that, but wasn't going to stop and debate it. She also wasn't going to do anything more to him, despite how she could.

"I will leave you for Mistress to find." She stated.

"I have never liked you, Jenkins. Enjoy." With that, she grabbed Lindsay's hand and they continued on.

♫Feed my insanity || Write me a tragedy || Let's make a memory || A night to forget♫