"You-" Yanagi glared at her, his anger pouring into his veins. For a brief moment, his hands had went up for the metalbender's neck but snapped down quickly, instead, crimson liquid seeped from his pores, forming a red coat around his fist to reinforce as he raised it up for a doorknocker punch, and brought it straight to the girl's face, heedless of the other inmate beside them. The force behind was harder than he would have normally dared to exert in fear of injuring himself, but with the blood to absorb the shock, the self-inflicted injury would be minimal. He then immediately released the blood as he swung his hand in an arc before him, splattering the blood in a curve before him before they rose up in a mesh-like structure to protect him from whatever massive attack he expected in retaliation. "What did you do?! You've locked us in this box and we're gonna die if we don't get back!"<br/><br/>------<br/><br/>"Open fire," came the automated female voice. The gunfire roared for a second and the opposing fire from the benders ceased for a second before picking up again. Howard chanced a glance down the corridor, and saw benders dragging the bodies of their fallen comrades. He returned to his original stance as he heard one of their own showing in pain. Apparently, some metalbender and sent a projectile which lodged itself in the man's body before forcibly pulling the missile in various directions, effectively creating an explosion of meat and metal.<br/><br/>"Get medical attentio- What are the medics doing?!" Someone shouted as they dragged the flailing man into cover; beside Howard. "Medic! Medic!" Howard winced as the uninjured soldier was practically shouting at the top of his lungs into his ear.<br/><br/>"Okay, okay!" The medic slid down beside them. One thing Howard noticed was that this particular medic wore a neon blue band on her arm as she drew out a flash.<span style="font-style: italic">A latent bender! Why was this one in the prison?!</span>However, he remained silent as the lady proceeded to cover the wound with water and begin healing, occasionally adding some form of foam to speed up the process of mending the flesh together.