He couldnt just be here to warn her. Still, the warning was welcome, and would let her know that trouble was coming, that she would have to fight hard to hold back.<br/>Against regular prisoners she could, and had, held her own, but against guards, with better toys and access,she would struggle to survive.<br/><br/>Running wasnt something she could do here, nor would she even if the possibility was offered to her. The Beast would only hunt her down if she did that,and he would enjoy it a lot more.<br/><br/>The incense stick from Liberty was welcome and that was on one of the shelves, ready to use when she needed it.<br/><br/>"Kill you, Judis, if I wanted you dead, you would be. What I did was just a gesture,a promise that if we ever meet in anger, thats where I'll cut. You have skill with a knife, and I admire people with that skill.Plus,most guards here are sadists. But you arent, I think I read you wrong", she admits to him, then feels a strange weight against her body.<br/><br/>Her hand finds the watch and subtly hides it. A small smile and nod to him lets him know that she's found it.<br/><br/>'Yes, it is ironic isnt it.  You know, I wasnt always like this, a killer. I had a family, prospects for a good and honest future.But you already know why I'm here and what I did, dont you. You probably looked up my file the minute you arrived", she says, but feels no shame about opening up to him.<br/><br/>"So what can I do to avoid certain death. I cant pay them off,and I cant run", she adds and  removes both quick reach knives, to let him know that she wont kill him.