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Heidi slowly opened her eyes. Was this a dream or was she still alive. Turning your head she looked at Zin and whispered. "Zin are you okay? I think they are gone now. But I am all tied up. What are we going to do now?" she said as she tried to pull her hands apart.

"Don't worry, k'zull" He managed to get the dagger out of his boot and began sawing at the roping binding his arms. "Why are you here, as I untie us?" ha asked, interested in this human's motives and background.

Heidi sat up and watched Zin work at cutting his ropes off his hands and feet. Then smiling at him as she heard him ask her a question. "I am a waitress at a restaurant called Tuesdays Happy Hour. It is a German restaurant. I have been there for a little over seven years now. I will have to take you to there sometime if you would like to go." she said as she watched him cut at her groups around her.

"Interesting. What do you last remember, before this l'zarx place?" Zin asked, pulling rope remains from his hands and feet. He got up, and started sawing at the bonds holding Heldi here.

Heidi node her head. "I was taking a tray of dirty dishes to the kitchen to be washed and then I remember someone hitting my on the head with something. I did not see who it was then that is all I remember because I was knocked to the floor. Then I woke up here on the floor." she said as she looked at Zin.

Zin severed the last of the rope and shook his head. "This makes no sense. What should we do next?"

Heidi shakes her hands free from the rope. "Thank you."
Then listens to Zin question which made Heidi started to think to herself for a minute. "Do you want to try and get out of here again since the men seem to be gone? Other wise I have no idea what to do next."

"No problem, k'zurn." Zin replied to the thanks. "I guess." Zin said to the answer he had gotten. Zin scratched his head, and carefully walked into the next room. It was dead silent, lanternlight illuminating the room in a wash of orange.

Heidi watched Zin carefully to see what he was going to do. She hoped he would make the right decision to get them out of here. "So what do you want to do now?"

"I'm not sure, g'alh." Zin looked through the room, eventually finding a dagger under a pile of bags of flour. He handed it to the human, saying, "Well, we have this. We can fight our way out, if we must.