(Cool, got it.)
Danielle leaned against the wall of the truck, her fingers clenching and unclenching. Her lips tightened as a guard glanced at her, but he looked away. The handcuffs she wore were itchy and scratching up her hands, but it was the only way to keep her from using her fire. She glanced at the other person in the cell and scowled.
Soon, though, the truck stopped, and she was jerked roughly to her feet. “Watch it,” she snapped angrily.
The guard chuckled but didn’t say anything. He did pull her harder through, and she almost tripped, making the barrel of the gun of her guard behind her jab into her back.
Danielle has only been with these guys for an hour or so, and already she hated them. She wanted to rip their skin from their faces and burn them all to the ground. A cruel smile curved her lips, but it vanished suddenly when she felt cold water being dumped over her head. She jumped, giving a small shriek of surprise, and the guards laughed. She glared at them, her hair dripping, and they laughed harder.
She was going to hate this place.