The guard captain looked at Tehr warily but finally took a deep breath and sighed, nodding his head. "I heard the tale from the guard. I dont really like strangers entering the cells, but you did capture him. Alright, you can go down, but Warden Magnus goes down with you. He's the one with the keys, and the one that can deal with the prisoners best. Also keep in mind that any attempt to free criminals here is met with lethal force. Even with nobility. Nobody is allowed to spring people from here, queen's orders. I doubt you would, but I need to say this to anyone wanting to go down there."<br/><br/>That said, the captain wrote on a slip of paper a few words, holding it out to Tehr.<br/><br/>"Permission to talk to prisoner, give him a moment -Captain"<br/><br/>The handwriting was bad. Horrible, even. It would take an expert to even<em>try</em>to copy it, balancing out between being readable and being so spotty and uniquely confusing. It was like the man had never used a feather quill to write before.