Kayla dismissed Zaer with an exquisitely arched eyebrow. If the fire elf truly didn't understand her attitude towards his people, then if probably wasn't much use to her in the planning department. As for sharing their reasons for being there, she would not have shared that with any fellow prisoner let alone her old enemy.<br/><br/>She turned to Ayesha, her voice staying low enough to be no more than a mumble to their unwelcome company. "I know some tricks, some little known things about the construction of this place. I may be able to get us out of the building but first we'll have to get out of this room. That isn't going to be easy." She reached over to run her hand up the panelled wall, fingers tracing the lines of runes raised up from the surface of smoothly grained wood. "These rune chains cover every surface of the room. They make it much more able to withstand physical punishment, and they effectively neutralize magical energy. Look, even this grill..." She indicated the thickly woven metal alloy which interlaced tightly to cover the gap in the door. The surface facing them still showed traces of the runes painstakingly crafted onto every strand. "One of that idiot's fireballs wouldn't pass through it. Might even bounce back and roast him. If we were lucky. But more likely just earthed by the chains." Kayla leant against the door frame, out of view of the fire elf. Her slender body sagged against it a moment, physical strength waning after a long day and a broken night. "There might be a way. But we'll need help... Do you think we can trust him? At least far enough to get us all out of here? And can you get him to talk? I'm not releasing him without knowing more about why he is here!"