Out of the pit of Hades.

“What about the barrier? Can the guards get through it?” Oliver whispered to Leia, who shrugged.

It felt like hours since Oliver woke up in the dungeon of Hades. He had not been able to tell what time of day it was, because he could not see daylight through the walls of the cave where he was imprisoned in.

The repetitive sounds dripping of water from somewhere in the cave now left a vague frustration and resignation in the 18-year-old‘s mind. He hated the sound more than anything right then.

Currently, he and Leia have been trading ideas on how they could escape from here. Mostly, the ideas had come from Oliver himself, but that seemed to be because how Leia did not believe that she would even be able to escape from here.

There was a resignation in her mind about the idea of even getting a chance to escape.

“I haven’t seen any guards able to pass through the barrier, but I suspect that they can,” she whispered back. “Why do you ask? Do you think that they can help us escape?”

“I think