X-Men! <3

"Yeh." He nodded and smiled slightly. "Don' y'worry 'bou' a t'ing an' ge' some sleep."

Bailey did so, because she was so tired and she closed her eyes gently, falling into a deep sleep.

Remy smiled slightly as he sat on a nearby cot. He leaned back against the wall and got himself comfortable for his round of watch.

Bailey slept quietly.

The only thing that happened while Bailey was asleep was a small bit of one of the walls bent back and two plates of food were slid in. Remy just glanced at the food but didn't make any move to get up. He seemed content to sit there, his hands linked behind his head, halfway between daydreaming and consciousness.

Bailey sniffed it, "It's drugged.." She said, kicking the food over.

"'ave a good nap?" He smiled a bit at her from his position on the cot.

Bailey nodded softly, "I did have a good nap.." She grinned softly.

"Good." He stood up and stretched slightly. "Any good ideas visi' ya in yer dreams?"

Bailey shook her head, "No, but we need to get outta here!" She mumbled.

"I s'pose." He frowned slightly and looked around the room a bit. "Dese walls are at leas' a foot t'ick, if no' more." He knocked on one slightly as if to prove his point.

Bailey shook her head and smiled softly. "We're sure not going to get out of here by that."

"Hm..." Remy sighed slightly as he slowly paced around the room. "I can' t'ink o'not'in'. Can' keep my min' on dis." He ran his fingers through his hair irritatedly.

"You're drugged, that's why." She said softly, crossing her arms. "Shouldn't have ate the food."

"I didn'." He frowned slightly.

"Then maybe it was from when they put you to sleep." She said, "I heal almost instantly, whereas you, not so much.." She said softly.

Smiling slightly, he shook his head a little. "S'not t'at eit'er."

Bailey tilted her head and suddenly heard the door starting to open and stood, tilting her head.

The door opened slowly and Magneto entered, the door shutting behind him. "Thought my offer over any?" He smiled.

Bailey didn't look at him at all, in fact, she was content to stare at the wall.

"Why are you ignoring me, my dear?" He took a few steps closer to her before pacing around the room a little. "I will give you a little more time to think my offer over but I warn you that my patience is wearing thin." He warned. "I do hope that you will both come to your senses before then." The door in the wall opened and he left, the door shutting quickly behind him.

Bailey unsheathed her claws and growled, slicing through the wall, to her surprise, it sliced, quite easily.

In her moment of surprise, the gashes in the walls seemed to fill themselves in automatically.

Bailey blinked, "Weird.." She said, "Remy, throw a card at it."

"Ain't go' none." He shrugged slightly.