â€œA respectable Anarchists huh? The majority would disagree with that statement you know." She flashed him a small grin. It was easy for Carina to say that she looked forward to these meetings. The only time where she didn't have to be careful of what came out oh her mouth and who she said it too. When the silence wouldn't wear her down.<br/><br/>Aiden was a surprise.<br/><br/>When he had first approached her she had been suspicious. "A trap." her mind warned. She had been on the Watch List since she had first arrived kicking and screaming, and even now that she had started to "adjust" the Wardens and Guards kept her in the corner of their eye. It would not have been to much of a stretch for him to be an informant. Instead he was a...surprise. One that she welcomed with a smile.<br/><br/>Carina took the candy bar almost reverently â€œOne of these days you have got to tell me how you get these in here.â€ She broke it in half and offered him half. For a minute they sat quietly on the pipe looking out at the dark valley.<br/><br/>â€œSometimes I think it would be easyâ€¦â€ she started following the dim trail the the high wall fence at the very edge of the valley "to just take a chance and<span style="font-style: italic">run</span>.  but she knew you couldn't, not like that. There were guards hidden in the bends and twists of the valley below. Even if, by some miracle, you made it to the fence your escape would end there. The fence was taller than the re-education center. Cut out of a dark black stone there were no crevices to grab hold on, it was just one smooth slippery continuing of stone that wrapped around the perimeter.<br/><br/>Carina had heard of a few escapees trying for the fence, and all of them failing. She had even seen it once. Carina couldn't help the shiver that wracked her body. She would never forget it either.