Uriah walked down the corridors, his robes billowing behind him. If anyone had the right mind, they would not interfere with his haste filled pace. He was beyond the point of anger, the point of rage, he was livid. He was angry that Cody had put him through this inner turmoil. He couldn't believe that he was allowing some pathetic Human to dictate his emotions like this. Why the hell had he left that room? He could have finished punishing his toy and be done with it. But he was a conflicted man who could hardly control his temper. That was why he needed to leave Cody for now; he didn't want to damage his toy too bad. That would only piss him off more.<br/><br/>He walked across the courtyard, his jaw set and eyes that lusted for blood. Pushing open the doors to the Slave House, he breezed past the other captives and Drones. He would cure his anger with one of the other escapees. And once he was finished, he would return to Cody with a calm mind. He spotted the victim that he wanted to unleash his rage upon. That disabled Human, the girl who had no eye sight. He smiled cruelly before he motioned for one of the Drones to unlock the cage. The tension was rising and he glanced at Tristan, who was conveniently sitting beside his chosen victim. He could feel the killer intent rolling off the man, and he wondered if he should take him. No, he would put too much of a fight.<br/><br/>"Girl, you are to come with me," he growled out, his platinum hues shimmering with a calm sort of anger.<br/><br/>------<br/><br/>He wouldn't deny that he was worried when she touched his arm. He was typically not a man who enjoyed being touched by anyone, though he understood that she was trying to comfort him. He appreciated the gesture though he found it unnecessary. He let out a slow sigh, trying to find some way to catch some sort of sleep before their plan went it motion. After a while, he had fallen into a light sort of sleep, merely resting his eyes and mind. They flew open at the mention of Uriah and he let out a low growl. He cleared his throat loud enough to awaken his comrades.<br/><br/>"One of the Magi bastards is coming, look like you're still bound," he commanded, before assuming the proper bound position.<br/><br/>When the doors opened, he glared at the call creature. They were evenly matched in height and size, though Tristan had hell of a lot more fight in him. The bars of the holding cell opened and he tensed wanting to break out of this wretched place. He watched as Uriah moved closer to Winoa and him. His fists clenched into tight fists, trying to resist the urge to attack him. When Uriah spoke to Winoa, he tried to bite back the response but it was too late, he had already spoken.<br/><br/>"Like hell she'll go with you," he barked out.<br/><br/>Uriah looked over at him, before raising a slender brow. "And what will you do if I...force her to come with me?"<br/><br/>A crooked grin came to Tristan's face and he straightened his back. "Take her and you'll find out," he said in a nonchalant manner.<br/><br/>Uriah was not one to be shown up by anyone, Human or not. His long arm reached out and yanked Winoa up by the hair, grinning at Tristan. The wild male didn't hesitate after hearing the noise that left the defenseless girl. His vision went red as he leapt up and tackle the Magi out of the cage. Uriah lost his grip on Winoa, being taken down in surprise. He felt pain exploded on the side of his head, as Tristan began to punch him will all the power that he could. "Everyone, run," Tristan yelled.<br/><br/>The group didn't hesitate to move out of the cell, one of them helping Winoa to her feet and pulling her along. Tristan felt relieved that they were taking her, there was no way he could protect while dealing with the Drones and Uriah. He was pulled off the Magi by a Drone. He grabbed the arm of the Drone and flipped him over his shoulder. With his boot, he kicked him in the face, enjoying the satisfying sound of a nose being broken. He grabbed hold of the Drone coming from his right side, slamming her down into the ground. His fist hit her hard in the temple, causing her to pass out. His adrenaline was pumping through his system as he continued to take down each opponent.<br/><br/>His reign ended shortly as pain ripped through side, green eyes turned to Uriah. Crimson began to stain his shirt, dripping down to the floor. Uriah let out a sigh as he yanked the unruly man back, the hooked sword being the weapon the he had summoned. Tristan grit his teeth as the pain increased the more that he struggled to get away. Damn the Magi, it was their entire fault, than the Humans were like this. Another jerk of the sword caused him to fall to his knees, his breathing labored. He tried the fight through the pain, though it continued to grow. Uriah stared mercilessly at the impudent Human, silently commanding him to submit.<br/><br/>"We will have to do something about that...wildness within you," he said walking towards the male; he lifted his foot, kicking him down. Tristan let out a howl as his body landed on the ground, sliding further onto the blade. Uriah let out a laugh as he watched the male writher in pain. "I shall see to it that we get you fixed, take him to the Experimentation Room, along with the blind girl." He placed his foot on Tristan's torso, hand firmly gripping the handle of his sword. "You will not be able to protect any one," he hissed out, leaning closer to him.<br/><br/>"Go to hell, you bastard," Tristan panted out before spitting blood into Uriah's face. The Magi pulled away, disgust clearly on his face. He yanked the blade of Tristan's body, before walking away with a grin as the man's screams of agony echoed throughout the building. The Drones began to drag him to the Experimentation Room, while others went to go find Winoa.<br/><br/>Uriah took no time to return to Cody, now that he had that tussle with Tristan, he was in a significantly better mood. He hadn't cared that the others escaped, they would be caught again in due time. No Human would ever be able to escape the grasps of the Institution. He wiped the blood off his face, though he could feel his face beginning to bruise. Damn that Human. Opening the door, he smiled to see Cody lying there pitifully. "Have you thought of a good apology yet," he questioned the male as he walked towards him.