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(Hullo other caught Intuitives!)

Freaking power monsters. Kasi - the Hunter who had caught her - might have called her one, but to Lilura, Kasi was her own category of power monster.
A monster because they did a terrible thing- like sell people that just happened to have a magical uncontrollable power. And power - the object the monsters wished to hold. Sure, maybe not magical powers, but political or whatever power. Lilura takes a deep breath and calms down, shyly entering the cage with all the other captive Intuitives.
"Hi! I'm Lilura. I see we're all in the same predicament? Fun." Lilura sighs, sitting herself down next to the door, for the moment putting down her book which she somehow still had.

Casey snorted at the sarcasm. She had just arrived and she was already reminding him of himself when he first arrived. "Welcome to hell on earth," he muttered. He felt bad for the poor girl. Just wait until the experiments started.

"Nu uh uh." Lilura says, wagging her finger at him, but with a twinkle in her eye. "No saying the double hockey stick word." She was meaning the word "hell" - the L's being "hockey sticks" - which had always been a forbidden word in her family. She brings her knees up to her chest, but stayed attentive.
"So, what's your name?" She inquires.

Akira ignored the newly captured girl. She found no point in conversing with her, or anyone for that matter.

The ends of his lips quirk upwards. He didn't bother apologizing. "Casey." Nobody really asked that question, so it felt weird to say his own name. "And, just so you know, by the end of the day, you won't really care what anyone says anymore." He didn't mention that before soon, she would probably be bored out of her mind.

(Ping)

She was a bit surprised that he answered. no one cared enough to even know their names, not that it mattered anyway. They would probably all end up dead.

That was very true. The chances of them getting out of here alive were slim to none. He wasn't intending on getting too close to anyone, because then he would have something to lose. And if you have something to lose, the people in charge will do pretty much anything to take that away from you.

Lilura shifts and wraps her arms around her knees. "Is this place really that bad?" She says, a hint of real worry edging into her voice. And if it got boring... she still had her book. And, maybe, these people would be up for playing a game! Or, as she thought about it, they seemed too depressed to really care. Lilura didn't want to turn as dishearted as them, that's for sure.