Aeris scowled up at the guards above as they yelled down at them to break it up. It wasn't surprising to her that they would separate everyone due to the suspicious nature of how they were conversing, but she was enjoying her relaxed time too. If it weren't for the helmets they wore she probably would have seen at least on of the guards that noticed her to respond with an expression akin to "don't you dare look at me like that", and that thought alone made her satisfied. She didn't see any point in causing trouble with them, and rose from the table. "We'll have to continue this game later it seems." Her voice was level and calm, and most of the guards were too busy with the racket Josh was making.

It didn't take long for them to pull out something that resembled a grenade. Something non-lethal for sure. These men were trained for suppression clearly. All prison guards were supposed to be. Of course it didn't mean they were unable to kill, it just meant they were recommended highly not to. Her immediate reaction was to drop to the ground and she ended up completely missing Josh's spectacular jump to kick the hornet's nest back to the guards. She heard it go off and it was followed by several thumps as several of the guards above her were taken down by the returned weapon.

She stood up slowly, surprised at the fact that the hornet's nest didn't go off where she thought it would, and she looked around to see bewildered guards and even some inmates were surprised. Before a lot of movement happened and a lot of guards came to take Josh away, she noticed one of the prisoners swiping something from one of the bewildered guards. She lowered her head and thought that could possibly be good news for her, especially if it was a way out for her. Things were tense for a short while, but eventually resumed to a calm atmosphere like before.

She sat down at a bench near the edge of the room to think for a while, so she could piece together what she missed. She was pretty sure it was something crazy and stupid if it put the guards in a daze.