A small groan escaped the poor paladin as she finally awoke from the stupor she had been placed in. It might be a relief that she awoke at all, but it's not something she can exactly appreciate, given how dire her situation now is. Of course, she didn't realize just how close she had come to a messy end, "saved" by the lizardfolk that currently had her captive.<br/><br/>It takes a few more moments to clear her head, and at that point she became full aware of her predicament. Her sword, was of course, gone, along with her armor. That might not have worried her so much if she didn't know what they did to women they had caught. Nothing seems to indicate that they "enjoyed" her while she had slept...since they were still in the city she couldn't have been asleep for long. Taking stock of her situation was the only thing so far that was keeping her from just sinking into despair. She had to keep reminding herself that as bad as it had gotten, as long as she lived there was still hope.<br/><br/>Doing her best to be subtle about it she tested the strength of her bonds. An escape attempt now would be foolish, but she needed to know if it was even possible to free herself. During her testing of the restraints she couldn't help but ask herself 'What are they going to do with me?' The only bright spot there was that it appeared they didn't recognize her or her importance, or things would certainly be over for her one way or another. But that didn't help her situation now. Perhaps she could brute force her way free from her bindings, but she would need to wait until she had a chance to do that without being immediately stopped. For her it was two struggles, one to try and find a way free, and one to keep that nagging voice from finally convincing her to give in...