Laena glared at the men, wanting nothing more than to scratch his eyes out. She was helpless right now, but when he left, she redoubled her efforts to find something to undo her bonds. Now that she knew more of the situation, she was determined not to let it happen.<br/><br/>Luckily, she found a jagged piece of wood and began rubbing her bonds on her arms as hard as she could against it. She knew it would take long, but thought of what was happening to that poor slave who was chosen and redoubled her efforts. Soon, she had gotten the rope to the point that she could break it, and started quickly untying her legs.<br/><br/>"We need to not be afraid," She said to the others, hoping that she would be able to lead them in a small uprising. At the very least she needed to get to the deck of the boat. She didn't know how to swim herself, but had seen how they taught the boys in her village by just dumping them in and letting them figure it out for themselves. She knew she would be smart enough to figure it out, or at least hoped she would. The biggest thing she knew was she couldn't stay on board. "We have to band together and fight against them. Has anyone ever fought before?"