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Ridiculous, Kityana thought to herself once again. It wasn't the first time that she'd cursed her luck. No, the first time was when she'd been captured by the humans. That in and of itself was humiliating enough. She could feel the anger welling inside just thinking about the memory. This time, however, her thoughts were centered towards her wonderful cellmate. The golem stood still; stoic and silent. Her attempts at conversation were fruitless, thus adding to her frustration. The golem was a male, that much she had been excited about when she had first seen him. However, that excitement soon faded when she couldn't get him to hold a conversation with her. Only a few words would rumble from it's mouth every now and then, but otherwise, he was like stone. Smoldering stone, but stone none-the-less, she turned her eyes to look at the golem once more as she thought.

The second thing that was ridiculous about him was that she couldn't get close to him. The only time he would move was if she tried to approach him. She had no need to be chained against the wall for she had silver bracelets around her wrists that kept her powerful drow magic to a minimum. For the first several months, she'd tried to get her magic to overcome the silver. Forcing the tiny purple flames forth to try to get free, but she only managed to drain her energy. There had been one time she'd gotten close enough to him to touch him and withdraw the energy she could feel pulsing through him, but the moment she'd touched his body, her hand had burned. It had boiled down to the fact that she couldn't talk to him, he wouldn't allow her close enough to touch him and even if she managed to, she wouldn't gain anything from it.

"Would fate smile once on me? I would have settled for life in prison if I had a male to talk to and touch. This... this is humiliation," she grumbled to herself. Raising her hands in front of her face, she stared at the silver bracelets with hatred. After a moment, she crossed her arms over her chest and leaned against the wall. Kityana closed her eyes and tried to ignore the fact that she was never going to get her energy back. She probably wouldn't even see another man for the rest of her life. She sighed heavily.