Shri had moved closer, but maybe too close. She spotted Jacob and should have backed off, but she didn't. She kept moving forward slowly. Her heart was in her chest as she glanced around now nervously. Jacob was moving closer to her and she was terrified. She saw him one minute and the next minute, he had disappeared. The last image she had was of a blurred image of Jacob standing over her laughing maniacally with a bat in one hand and brass knuckles in the other.<br/>---Later that same evening...---<br/>Shri woke up with a pounding headache and Jacob right in front of her. A needle pointed directly at her eye. She tried to balk, but Jacob wouldn't allow it with his hand behind her head. She was all ready strapped to the chair, so there was nothing she could do. All Shri could do was open and close her fist in fear the knuckles nearly a ghostly white. The needle finally pricked her pupil as Jacob constantly said, "You should have stayed here. I would have taken care of you. You should know that," Jacob's voice was non-threatening, but it was void of any emotion except for sarcasm hinting to little of his thoughts. She was surrounded by a gaggle of other seemingly emotionless LEAF people. Shri was untied from the chair that she was tied to. Jacob then led her to a tank of water that was moderately chilled. He then forced Shri's head under and left her there for a few minutes and took Shri's hair and lifted her only giving her a few seconds before doing it again. The process was repeated for about half an hour or so until she looked ready to pass out. Jacob, with Shri in tow, then proceeded outside to begin another process. He forced Shri to lie down with a blue mask over her face and proceeded to toss water over her face while Shri writhed in fear and agony as it began to feel like she was drowning. The process was repeated for a good, long while before Jacob became bored of that and started beating her up emotionally. Shri was on the verge of tears when all of the pain subsided. As that began, Shri felt a burning numbness in the pit of her stomach the size of a black hole.