Team Snagem HQ (Mt. Silver)

[Darksol88]

Espeon_Commander

Aile would stand there as Darts wound up for his initial punch, trembling heavily now as the punch neared her face. She wasn't expecting it when he disappeared from reality, reemerging at the table and destroying it. She pretty much ignored the wood shard that caused a cut on her forehead, just staring at and listening to Darts with a slightly open mouth. She stared at where Darts had stood when when he left, stunned by everything that just happened. Nothing the others had said really registered after that, with the woman merely collapsing to her knees when Darts left. "I..." She finally began to say, at least a good minute after the hybrid had left the room. "I... Where's the jacket," she finally asked, still staring at the remains of the table with a stunned face.

Quietly, Amaranth looked to Aile, then Reno, then the table and various foodstuffs on the floor. Then, she'd return to the other side of the two-way mirror, grabbing the jacket and marker and returning to the cell with it. Finally, she'd set them down next to Aile and took a step back. "Here..." She said, her voice a lot softer than usual. She was still stunned over the earlier display.  

[Reno Vantas]

Reno would stare at the sandwich supplies for a moment before sweeping it all together and despondently looking at the broken pickle jar. "Well, we all got a good lesson. BUT WHY DID WE SACRIFICE THE GOOD PICKLES!?" Reno cried, desperately sweeping together everything and trying to create something resembling a sandwich from the remaining bits.  

[Requiem of Whyspers]

After everyone else had left her alone, Aile would find, if she were even awake at that point, a new visitor. They wouldn't show their face but she would likely recognize the voice that began to speak to her through the intercom. "Don't say anything. Just listen." Lykas started, his voice showing a level of concern that he wasn't particularly known for.

"People like us? We don't tend to have many friends. You and I are of a kind in that respect. We don't trust others much and we rely on ourselves and our own power far too often." He said, sounding a bit reflective. "It's not in our nature to ask for help, even when we know it's there. And what's worse, when we do make that occasional friend, we often take for granted what they offer us. We're so accustomed to keeping our loyalties loose that when someone shows it to us, truly and genuinely, we forget to appreciate it for how wonderful a thing it is." He'd pause and take a breath here.

"God knows I don't deserve most of what the people here have given me in that department. The things I've done in my life and the people I've use and abused to get what I wanted? Forget about people being loyal." He laughed softly here, the sound of fabric shuffling at this point, a small catch in his voice. "But if there's one thing this crazy group has taught me, it's that they're crazy loyal to each other; More of a family than a bunch of misfits who came together through happenstance." He'd pause again. Another breath. "Everyone's angry right now because they're hurt. They're feel like their family couldn't trust them. Like their sister turned her back on them even though they'd have been there for her in a heartbeat. It's gonna take time for them to get past that. But I promise you that if no one else around here is on your side......You've got a friend in me." He told the girl. The intercom would click off at this point, though the hybrid wouldn't go anywhere just yet. Whether she was awake or not, he wanted her to be able to feel his presence, one way or another.

He, of all people, could understand her a lot better than some could. Maybe she could've done better. Maybe not. Who cared at this point, though? The fact of the matter was that now they had her back and, though he didn't know it, there was a growing understanding of her motives recently. After a minute or so of just standing there, keeping Aile a sort of company, even if she couldn't tell he was still there, Lykas finally left the room.