Leonardo motioned for his brothers to be silent and still. "If she sees us... or worse, if she records us, she could jeopardize everything we've tried to protect."

Raphael clenched his sais, whispering back, "We can't let that happen, Leo. We have to do something."

"Calm down, Raph," Donatello replied.* "We need a strategy. We can't just jump on her."

"How about we scare her? Like when we played hide and seek with Casey," Mikey suggested.

The Turtles moved silently through the shadows of the sewers, each with heightened senses. The woman venturing into the underground tunnels carried a camera, meticulously recording the dark, damp environment. Her presence and the threat of discovery kept the turtles on constant watch. Without warning, one of the brothers lunged from the shadows, snatching the camera from the woman's hands and breaking it. Panic was evident as she saw the turtles' white eyes glowing in the darkness.

The woman stammered between sobs, "Forgive me for seeing you without your permission. I didn't mean to... I didn't mean to invade your space."

The Ninja Turtles, aware of the deep impression their presence had made, decided to use fear to their advantage to ensure the woman didn't speak of what she had seen. Instead of showing mercy, they began making strange noises and whispering unearthly from the shadows.

Leonardo, his voice distorted and gravelly, said, "You should never have come here. The souls in torment do not forgive."

Raphael joined in, emitting a low, ominous roar. "Now you must pay the price for your curiosity."

Donatello and Michelangelo, staying in the shadows, made strange and disconcerting sounds, amplifying the terror of the situation. The unusual and chilling laughter of the turtles echoed in the tunnel, intensifying the woman's panic.