Sean kept running down the corridor, and saw a seperate hall on the right. As he approached, he saw a man. He was adorned with the same jumpsuit as he was. A fellow Harbinger, Sean was relieved to see another of his kind had gotten free, he hoped he would assist him. Before he could say anything, the man had started to attack. Sean backed away, but realization passed over his face, and he stopped. Sean breathed a sigh of relief.<br/><br/>The hooded man grabbed his chain and walked to the wall. Soon shadows erupted from his hands, and the shackles dissappeared, and then broke as the man pulled out his hand. Sean rubbed his wrist, then nodded appreciation. He was about to introduce himself again, but a group of Templar's found them. He turned to face them, but when his shadow started to grow, he could only stare as it traveled to the three guards, and errupted into pillars of darkness that pierced their flesh. As they died on the spikes, Sean turned to the man, who seemed to have created the phenomenon.<br/><br/>"Shroud was it? Thank's for your help. It would be nice to get out of here, but I do want to find that other person who's escaping. There's strength in numbers you know?"<br/><br/>One more squad of guards had run into them, and were about to attack. Sean ran at the nearest one, and conjured electricity until his entire being errupted into pure lightning. He passed through his attacker, shocking him from the inside out. The second guard was kicked once in the side, and knocked down with a charged spin kick to the face. The last man made the mistake of grabbing him. Sean simply charged himself, and the energy transferred to the man.<br/><br/>Sean smiled. It felt good to be able to use his full power now. The shackles that had hindered him were gone, so there was no holding back anymore. He followed the man as they ran down another corridor.<br/><br/>"My name is Sean. But other's have called me Turbyne. I have power over electricity, as you saw."<br/><br/>They continued down the hall, but then there was a strange buzzing noise, and then the walls erupted and morphed as turrets emerged and took aim. Sean figured they were all electrically connected, so he focused energy, and blasted the nearest turret with a continuous lightning bolt. His hunch was correct, as the others shorted out and exploded along with the first.<br/><br/>"If everything in this facility is automated, it should be easy enough to escape. Anything else," Sean looked at Shroud, "I'm pretty sure you can handle."