Clara was set on her feet before the flash of pain from dislocating her thumbs even registered.  Ignoring his kindness, she focused on her thumbs.  Taking her right thumb in her left hand, she snapped the joint back into place before doing the same on the other side.  It hurt but as more of an inconvenience.  One of the benefits of having a higher than normal pain threshold - what would make a pathetic human cry and suffer in pain was merely an annoyance to Clara.<br/><br/>She scowled up at the large man, still very clearly annoyed by the way he'd been treating her.  It reminded her of how the humans treated her.  "Clara.  My name is Clara."  She had no last name and so would not provide one.<br/><br/>Vibrations of feet thundering through the trees traveled through the ground and into the bottom of her feet.  A stray breeze carried a multitude of scents wafting through the air to her super-sensitive nose.  "We have to go now."  Perhaps this time he would listen.  There wasn't time to explain what would happen if she was recaptured.  Or if he was.  Nowak would get a thrill out of interrogating and experimenting with Hanz, especially given his adamant proclamations about the Nazis being in power.<br/><br/>A human probably would have taken the other by the hand and made some valiant attempt at running together to freedom.  Clara knew their chances were far better if they stayed together yet separate.  That's how Reed would have done it.  Then again, Reed would never have doubted her in the first place.  A pang of longing for her dead mate shot through her but she shoved it aside.  There would be time for sadness later after they escaped and were safe.<br/><br/>"Run."  It was a command, not a request.  Without waiting to see if he would obey, Clara took off running east.  This time, she did not have to worry about a human keeping up with her so she was able to go faster than before in an effort to put distance between them and their pursuers and fast enough that they could leave the boundaries of the facility far behind.