Kitara had no idea that Xylath was observing her current location.  She watched onwards,seeing one of the guards smack a girl unconscious with the butt of a gun...the girl looked to be about her age and was slung over the shoulder of one of the other men who walked right past her and into one of the buildings beyond a parking lot.  Kitara stayed cowered...hidden from view in the shade as she watched.  Once she was sure nobody could see her, she ran across the parking lot...the daylight brightening up her scales a little as they became more silvery.  She reached the building and looked around panicky...she didn't know what they were going to do with the girl and didn't know if she could do anything to help her, but the scaled girl needed someone to help her understand the scary outside world.  She sneaked around for a bit and hid in one of the rooms as the guard came out of the room.  Shortly after the guard had left...a lioness looking woman entered the room.  Kitara was worried...did she dare to look and see what was going on?  What if they caught her?  Then she heard the cries for help, 'Aah! W-What are you doing?! Get off of me!!'  Slowly, she crept towards the room, glad for the dimly lit corridors that dimmed the colour of her scales to almost black as she peered nervously through the doorway.  'S-Stop! What are you- Ah!' She seen the bunny girl cry out, half way down the lionesses throat and then pushed down all the way.  Kitara could feel her own heart racing as she watched the struggling form of the girl pass down Nadine's throat to form a huge bulge within her belly.  Kitara was unable to do anything except, frozen to the spot in terror as the lioness belched and the movements of Tina slowed to a halt.  The lioness was lying there...she'd just eaten someone...killed them in her stomach...a girl her age.  Kitara panicked and fled from the edge of the room, too scared to think properly about hiding...she just kept running, out of the building and back across the car park, her scales shimmering a bright silver as the sun emerged from behind a distant cloud...she just kept running unaware of Xylath's field of vision.