"Very well, then." Lina replied, sighing as she chained herself up. But she followed Roland, hoping that she'd actually see Illaria, and not been deceived by their captors.<br/><br/>She looked around as they walked, and as she moved, she grew more and more disturbed. The sheer scale of this place was daunting, as was the construction. Obviously this...<em>place</em>made an enormous amount of money. Which made sense if they'd managed to capture Illaria and herself without letting anyone know what had happened. All of which made her hope that she could finish all of the fights to free Illaria sooner than later. Goddess knew what would happen if they learned that she wasn't simply an ambassador, but a<em>princess.</em><br/><br/>When he spoke, though, she blinked, then nodded. "Very...well. That's more than I expected, but still, thank you."<br/><br/>The human at least seemed more honorable than the others, so she resolved to not cause him trouble, if possible. But then she stepped through the door, and he was forgotten. The room was much better appointed than she'd expected, but again, it was something she ignored. No, she had eyes only for Illaria, and horror filled her at how the princess was being treated. She spluttered for a moment, then snatched up the keys, all but running over to Illaria and frantically trying one key, then the other on her shackles, trying to free her. But each key was useless, and she tried the others, her voice frantic as she spoke to Illaria. "Illaria! It's me, Lina...oh, goddess, the keys aren't working...what have they done to you! I mean...oh, goddess help us..."<br/><br/>Finally she found that one of the keys worked on the collar that was holding the leather hood over Illaria's face, and she removed it as quickly as she could before hugging the pinned other elf, weeping at this point. "Oh, I'm sorry...I was supposed to stop them from capturing us, to protect you, and then I, I..."