There was little that could be learned from Dyla. She was angry and volatile; controlling her was not easy and in the end, when she managed to free herself from her bonds, she was only able to get so far. Her priority was to try and find or reach Loki in some way so that she could try to ask him why he wasn't telling the truth - though she didn't end up getting far enough to be able to reach the place where the cell was, before a bunch of agents stopped her. There was a large fight with a lot of noise - which drew the attention of those trying to fix the cage that Loki was in towards it for a moment, and away from what they were doing - though the ending noise was a gunshot, followed by several others.
Dyla wasn't dead, but she had been stopped for the moment. When she hit the floor, it barely crossed her mind to wonder if Loki might have felt any of her pain or not. She wasn't in a good enough state to keep up her healing as she usually would, and so was left bleeding on the floor as agents slowly approached her. She was wounded, but not enough to kill her if she was given the attention that she needed soon enough. Her rampage of freezing things and trying to lash out with magic the best that she could had been stopped for the moment, but it still left a large mess to be cleaned up nonetheless.
While Dyla was laying on the floor of the helicarrier, her vision blurring from the pain in her shoulder, her arm, her side, and her leg, she almost thought that she could hear Loki trying to reach out to her through their connection. Thinking it to be a mistake made by her mind, she ignored it for now. Although she would come to regret doing so.
Dyla was barely conscious as she was being rushed off to have the bullets dug out of her. The medical bay was past where Loki was being held, though, so it meant that they had to rush her right past him, giving a good view, for at least a few seconds, of how badly injured she was. The agents still there to work on the cell finally continued working, though it was one of the others who came in the area not long after, who finally spoke to Loki again.
"You know.. I think we would all be much more impressed by your speeches if we were the ones in cages, and not you." She said, folding her arms as she walked into the area. "Although it's a shame that you don't know that woman that Director Fury brought in here earlier. She's so batshit crazy that she seems perfect for you." The woman snorted, crossing her arms. "They had to shoot her three times just to get her from getting away after she escaped questioning about you," the woman added, before continuing. "Guess they really will have to toss her off the side of the helicarrier, now." She said this month, although it wasn't too hard to see that she was really just trying to see if he changed his mind any.
"Unless, of course, you happen to feel like sharing your cell here with her. Since you don't know her, it really shouldn't matter to you what we do," she shrugged, her expression seeming flat. "But I suppose I thought I would offer..just in case you might have some humanity left in there at all." She said, her eyes scanning him over. She was fully expecting Loki to just deny the idea again, though some small part of the woman did have to wonder if he might surprise her or not in how he answered her.
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