Lachlan followed his gaze. "After you were knocked out, I was tricked into shifting to a human. A soldier set something off that stopped me from shifting, I doubt they could create a version strong enough to cover a very large area." He paused. "I'm not going to just sit here. Those bars are wide enough for a crow to slip through. A house cat too."
Wolfram's eyes narrowed."Im going to take a quick look to see if I can find Bleddyn and jerkwad cat girl. Stay here."He murmured, shifting into a skinny black cat with blue eyes. He looked at Lachlan, Relizing how stupid he must look. He jumped down, creeping towards the bars and slipping out. He scanned the halls, his tail flicking side to side. He bounded down one hall, stopping at each cell. Then he paused, looking in one. Sherri. And on the cot....He looked closer, and his heart almost let jumped from his chest. Bleddyn was lying on one of the cots, her leg wrapped.
Lachlan nodded and shifted to a hooded crow, hopped over to the bars, and stepped through them. He half flapped, half hopped clumsily down the hall, checking the cells as he went-- not waiting to be led, and stopped in-front of the cell holding Bleddyn and Sherri. He shifted to his human form and crouched down. "Sherri, shift to your cat skin and get out!" He hissed. (@AMERAUCANAS4REAL ) "We're going to have to get this door open to get Bleddyn out." He said to Wolfram, having assumed he was at his side.
(I was thinking that too!)
Sherri looked at him and tried to shift. Pain seared through her. That was not the first time she noticed was a strange silver band on her wrist. "Why would they restrain me, and not you? I don't think I can escape. Maybe they fit yours wrong. Maybe the guard who caught me adjusted mine," she muttered with satisfaction. She had clawed him a lot. "I would have escaped already if I didn't have this antishift."
Fritz set her on fire.
