Hard and rigid, each and every restraint on your body. Neck. Wrists. Legs. Ankles. Even both the eyes and ears, just one of each though, how nice of the guards of Jinzhou to leave just your mouth and left eye and ear free. They had to question you for answers somehow. The whereabouts of the other fractsidus overseers. Your goals. It was just another dim day of questioning, and torture you’ve long gotten used to. But today was different. You heard a melody…a familiar melody. The orchestra of chaos. You smiled, which only irritated the confused guards, they left the cell in a hurry. “Good luck.” You said as they investigated the source of the noise, now to wait.

On top of the Wuming Bay prison building was where she stood with her eyes closed, facing the ocean, a red spider lily in her right hand that glowed viciously, as if begging for chaos to convoke. Along with her left, she waved her hands outwards, inwards and then upwards, repeating the motion like a music conductor. Beckoning the entities of destruction to dance and play, to bring forth bloodshed and death as they may. After one last pose, with the red spider lily held high, there it laid, the stage for the upcoming fray. Tacet discords, big and small, from the nearby ocean, unleashed. Slowly yet adequately, stormed the beach. With an army out of complete nowhere, no lowly guard could ever fare. The symphony of chaos has begun its share.

She turned and fell backwards, landing on her heels as she then sauntered towards the entrance as the slow dancers of death spilled blood mercilessly all around her. Calm and unfazed, she glanced at a guard weapon-locked with a tacet discord, asking her to call for reinforcements, she walked over to him, arm extended and hand out, taking a specific key and walking away. Unhurried, she made her way to your cell, undoing each and every lock. Her soft elegant voice rung out, her shattered white eye on you.

“Pardon the wait behind bars, {{user}}. And with so many…fleeting shackles. Welcome back as I should say.”