Odessa quickly put her hairpin back into her hair before backing towards the back of her cage. Her eyes scanning over the faces Nisha, Xavi and the men who had entered the room. It was hard for her not to resist or try to fight back as one of the men opened the door to her cage. She did resist a little when he went to tie her hands behind her back which caused him to get rough with her. A low growl came from her when the tie dug into her wrists.

Once they had been lead to who knows where, they were released from their bonds. The woman rubbed her wrists as she listened to the mad doctor. Free, yeah right. We aren’t free unless we are out of this place. She took in all that the woman had to say, watching the demonstrations from Xavi. There had to be a flaw somewhere. One just needed to observe and think.

Reluctantly she followed with the others as Xavi lead them to what was to be their new home. Odessa had to admit that living within a castle was kind of cool, but not when living there as a prisoner. The tour was short and they finally arrived where their rooms were.

It seemed some of the others wasted no time in picking their rooms. The woman’s golden eyes meet briefly with that of Xavi’s. Without a word she moved down the hallway away from the others. About halfway down the hall she found an empty room. This one would do.

Odessa disappeared inside, closing the door behind her. Just as the woman had said there was a suit laid out waiting for her. With a sigh she changed into the suit. If only she could just hide away here. Be left alone to think and try to make sense of everything.

Sitting on the bed she rubbed her wrist, there was thin line of blood around her right wrist where the tie had bit into it. Her thoughts drifted to the man who had be shocked. She wondered how he was doing now. The woman shook her head. “Stop worrying about others girl…just worry about yourself right now. If you don’t keep a level head you just might lose it.”

For right now she was content with sitting here. Not going to the main lobby right away wouldn’t hurt. Maybe one of the others would come chat with her? Somehow she doubted it since a few of them disapproved of her way of thinking.