Niegel waited until Chrys had finished eating before he tied him back up but this time set him in the floor. Arms behind his back, tied down to his ankles. Any privileges earned were lost and Niegel took advantage of his weakened state. He needed to get a few things done, fixing the window for one and coming up with a more sure fire containment method. He’d brought welding equipment and certain materials because he has some vague ideas of what he might do. He cleaned out the window, first from the inside, using a towel to push out the rest of the glass. From the outside he welded a sheet of metal over it, sealing it entirely, his welds clean and precise. The machine, sitting in the back of his truck, was loud but he doubted it would bother anyone. They’d be leaving soon anyway, maybe giving up power depending on where they ended up and if there were electrical hookups. Best to enjoy it now.<br/><br/>The next thing Niegel brought in were more proper restraints, laid over his toolbox. Thick chain. Steel shackles, four. He'd molded and made these instead of purchasing them. No one needed a paper trail and he imagined these were more substantial than most commercially sold. He removed the mask he wore for protection when working with heated metal and set it aside, drilling and attaching the chains into the wall in the closet, straight through the metal siding. he’d clean up and bolt the outside. Perhaps put something over it so the lining looked seamless.<br/><br/>“What do you think, Chrys? Better than hanging, right?” Niegel asked, smiling. He picked up the chain and bunched it together, dropping it with a weighted thunk. The process had taken most of the day and he’d left Chrys tied like the holiday hog for the entire time.<br/><br/>“Your muscles starting to cramp like that? Cold?”<br/><br/>Niegel crossed over to him. He still had the towel wrapped around his hips and Niegel reached forward to slide it down, running a hand across the coolness of Chrys’ back and down over his ass.<br/><br/>“Should we untie you and clean your stitches? Maybe stretch you out a little?”