Aaron sneered. Suddenly she was fully awake. She hated him. She despised the warden. She quickly caught herself though. The gaurds could see her anger and she didn't want that. She straightened up and wiped the emotion from her face.

"Thanks." Riley mutters sarcastically, "I was trying to forget about that all." He moves a tiny bit closer to Shade. Even though his eyes weren't trained on the warden, his ears were focused on listening. Riley really didn't want to get in trouble here.

Shade practically stood as a body guard besides Riley, a wing safely around him. So it would give most anyone a pain in the behind to try and 'reprimand' Riley, Shade would probably give them a piece of his mind. Shade's frustrated and angry gaze was actually fixated exactly on the warden.

Rhia doesn't feel bad about it. Why would she? If she hadn't knocked that 'poor dog' off the stairs it might've killed Vic.

Nicote just tappe his foot silently against the floor. He'd figured out about the obedience thing and had used it to his advantage and he didn pretty well for himself now. Now if only the rest of the lot would just listen up and shape up a little...

"I know who is responsible, and so do you. But you are a colony of pests, you no longer have individual personalities. A crime committed by a few is a crime committed by you all, and therefore you are all subject to reprisal." There was an audible groan in the yard. "So today, the trough room is out of bounds. No meals, no water. If you animals want to fight over your food, then you don't deserve to eat. All except Nicote." Most kids turned to look at him, glaring more than a little bit. "For the moment, I'll forget about yesterday's other incident," the warden went on, sitting back so that his face was once again shrouded in shadow. "But pay heed. Any more infractions, any more fights, and the perpetrator will go to the hole for a week." This time there were actual shouts of distress from inside the crowd of inmates. "And a week down there is as good as the electric chair. I hope I make myself clear."

The screen fizzed again, then the static gave way to the rotating list of names for work duty. Everyone(as in all your characters) was chippers again today.

Shade growled softly, he would have flipped off the screen if he'd known what the human gesture meant. "Well you son of a toxlic, I don't care." He grumbled.

Rhia can stave off without food. Her dream-meetings include food, albeit imaginary food, and that will help her out. As for work, she's just going to go to the storage room again. She doesn't want to help this guy in even the slightest.

(Well he's dead :P)

Nicote had the expression of one that wished he was hiding ina hole in the ground. But he didn't want to pus hteh warden at the moment, he'd done enough a few days ago getting Lio into his cell and not a skull member's cell. He didn't need to have his privellages revoked. Not now, anyways.

Lio poked him. "Lucky duck." He muttered.

"Shut up." Nicote rolled his eyes. "He just doesn't want the guy fixing his watch dead."

Aaron took a deep breath. "Don't do anything brash." She mumbled. She felt bad for Nicote. That poor kid was in for a world of hurt. She shook her head. Oh well... time for work. She could go a day without food. She started towards her job for the day.