She decided to drop her line of thought. It wasnât polite to pry, after all.Â
âI donât use it very often. I probably wouldnât have been able to hit him, anyways.â She shrugged. âI actually have two. They were a present from.. The scientists, I think.â Hadnât it happened after the maze? Or had it been one of the other events? Honestly, it all blurred together. Two years did that to you.
âThey are very dangerous, yes.â She remembered the slight burn in her shoulder from the time she had been shot, and the resulting blackout later. Everything was fuzzy. It seemed to be a trend, with her memories.
She tapped the ground with her cane. âSo, sir, where were you heading? I can help you get there, if you would like the assistance.âÂ
â My residence. â Calling it a home would be like admitting defeat to the Scientists. Jail had no plans to stick around longer than necessary to break out.
Looking at the woman, the contemplated her offer. A part of his pride was hurt at the thought of needing help.
â I thank you for the offer and that we got out of that situation without harm, but you do not need to worry about having to guide me to my living quarters. â
It came off a bit cold, but Jail was generally cold to start with. He gave it a second thought. As if could actually use that help to find back to the district but admitting he needs help with anything was such a hurdle to get over. â ... Whatâs your name? â














