It took most of the day for Kaura's mind to begin to clear. She spent the morning still in a slight stupor, her thoughts coming slowly, clouded by desire and driven by impulse. She lounged comfortably on the blankets in this time, drifting asleep under a particularly large hole. Her flesh absorbed the rays, and gradually the healthy sheen returned again. Perhaps it was the replenishment of her magic that helped drive her sanity back, but slowly her memory began to piece together. The massage, their embrace, him biting her... And it was then that she lost control, and her mind fuzzed. It was so clear now, how the instant his fangs tore through her skin her sanity was lost to her. He had changed then too, treating her more as a pliable hold than the toy of before, and the more she thought on it, the more she realized how wrong her statement to him had been. He had forced her, she just hadn't been aware.
That realization made her sit up, her eyes stinging with unshed, angry tears. What else would he force her to do in that stupor? Too drunk on the intoxicating effects of his bite to break free? She shook herself, trying to clear her head, and looked around desperately.
She tried to open her door, but knew it would be locked... And knowing that, there was but one way for her to escape. She tilted her head up, and smirked, looking at the larges holes in the ceiling. If Abel thought that they were too high for anyone to reach, he had much to learn about her kind indeed.
The next two hours she spent preparing. She tore the blankets into long strips, not for climbing, but for her modestly. If she had string ((And any talent with a needle)) She might have been able to fashion a decent dress from the scraps, but as it was the best she could manage were sloppily tied together strips that covered her body, but left her looking almost ridiculous for it. She simply shrugged it off, and climbed into one of the granite statues, posed on the tip of his outstretched hand. With a grunt she leapt, her foot landing firmly on the opposite wall, and she launched again without hesitation. She turned in the air as she almost flew, and landed quite firmly on the sandstone bird, grabbing hold of the thick chain that anchored it to the ceiling. "Easy enough..." She told herself, and began to climb up, reaching close to the top before she pushed her body back and forth, causing her and the bird to swing. It took several long moments for her to gain the momentum she needed to fling herself up, and in one easy move she grabbed hold of the edge, and pulled herself out.
On the roof she was careful of her footing, and walked to the edge, peering over cautiously. It was a good ways down to the stone roof of the fortress below, but no more than any other fall she had taken. Without a moments hesitation she jumped, and ran trying to put distance between her and the castle before the sun set again.