Ales, being the smaller of the two, was able to stay hidden while following her and watched she rushed forward like an idiot and got herself tangled up. It took a lot not to laugh, though he covered his mouth and snickered as she fruitlessly flailed around. It was about time that something made him happy.

"Must be quiet boring for you, hm?" He stepped into hallway, arms folded behind his back and keeping watch for potential antics. "But thank you for clearing this room up for tiny old me. Toodles!"

If he found some kind of knife, he'd come back to free her, he promised himself. There was no need to rush.