Had he believed in any sort of god he would have uttered a prayer of gratitude that this hero wasn't so devoted to blind duty that she'd follow orders without any question or imagination. He followed her out of the cell and immediately cast around for a weapon, any kind of way to defend himself. That's when he felt her nudge, his hands lifting almost involuntarily with fingers curled and wrists bent to accept the cuffs. It struck him as exceptionally strange that his body moved before he could compel it to on his own. It rattled his memory of the ambush, something stirring in the depths of his subconscious--<br/><br/>But then the cuffs were on, and he saw smoke wafting underneath one of the doors. It wasn't normal smoke, either, whispy and thin in the air. He let her shove him, adjusting to the momentum to slam shoulder-first into the far door and through it. An instant later there was another blast, one that blew the first door off its hinges and sent the chairs flying across the room. The glass wall shattered spectacularly, and through the blown-open entryway Smoke Bomb walked in, flicking the spark wheel built into her glove. "Rasputiiiiiin?" she called in sing-song, more smoke pouring from the glove into the fractured glass. "Remember me, you heartless bastard?" The next blast shattered the cell, blowing out the glass and destroying the cot in its entirety.<br/><br/>Makino swore under his breath as they rushed down the hallway, sparing a glance over his shoulder. "She's a villain, obviously, one without a sense of self-control," he explained. "Her forearms have vents in them that emit explosive gases, primarily hydrogen with a minor mixture of heavier gases to keep it low to the ground. I'm surprised you don't know--she was apprehended about two years ago after allegedly knocking herself unconscious with an explosion. She must have broken herself out once she heard that I'd been captured." He glanced back at her. "What does your quirk do? Is it some variation on mind control? Could you fight someone like her on even ground?"