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Auina acted well like a Dewalkie guard, passing by cells and checking if Yoko was in any of them. She kept her ears open, both human and robotic.
"I heard that one rebel was in solitary confinement..."

Auina then searched the area, looking for the area of solitary confinement. There was a large door in the way, but Auina could hear the voices inside. She heard Yoko speaking. She had come to the right place.

The silent half-Dewalkie set in the coordinates to another teleporter chip, transporting herself inside of the solitary confinement behind some crates. Due to the short distance, once again there was no big flash. She peeked around the corner, seeing a Dewalkie torturing Yoko in her cell. She decided to stay hidden in the shadows, waiting for him to leave.

Oh sh---! Auina thought in her mind. She shrank back in her hiding place and froze, knowing that she cannot fight. Despite her robotic weaponry built into her Dewalkie system and her ability to make her beads move like bullets, she never really learned how to defend herself well. She stayed completely silent, praying that the Dewalkie would leave instead.

Auina laughed nervously. "Oh, the reckless boy who had a thing for Miss Rema? You're a pretty hard Dewalkie to forget. And obviously with my hideousness I myself am hard to forget, but of course..."
She was setting coordinates into a teleporter chip. She didn't want to risk teleporting back to Finaqua and give them coordinates for other converted to follow her, considering that Higachi must have sensed her; despite her ID code being deleted, mechanical parts built by cyborgs could probably still be tracked down nowadays. Most of all, she didn't have time to enter complex coordinates, so she had to teleport nearby. But then again, she had to get Yoko out of there... so she set the coordinates for outside of the base, out in space.
"It was still nice seeing you!" she ejected the chip from her wrist computer, sticking it on Higachi's forehead. There was a sudden flash of light, and he was gone. Quickly, she moved towards the cell Yoko had been trapped in and set coordinates into the next teleporter chip. She knew they couldn't track down Yoko, since she had no mechanical parts whatsoever unlike Auina. She threw the chip onto Yoko, which stuck to her sleeve and made her disappear in a flash of light.
Auina, wanting to be able to get out of the base without them following her, teleported inside of one of the crates she had previously hid behind.

Yoko was suddenly in a very small place. She was chlosterphibic so that wasn't very good. "Anuia!! Where are we?!?" she knew that was a pretty stupid thing to ask considering that they were in a small, dark place and she was deaf.

Higachi was overly pissed off at the fact he had forgotten all about Auina's teleporter chips. It was a good thing though he had rocket boots to get back. Higachi placed his thumb and index finger on his microphone. "Rema...we have a breach in SC. Uhh..." Higachi got sweedy, he knew Rema could be a little tempermental all to well.

Higachi was not as afraid of Rema at the moment. She seemed to be in a good frame of mind.
"Well, Kemo's alive and maybe on Riginial, but you can never fully trust a captive. The SC was breached somehow, by an old friend...Auina. She saved the captive using her chips and now I'm somewhere I DON'T EVEN KNOW!" This was redicoulous! How could rebels beet Dawalkies? That was down right inconsevable!

Rema continued down the corridor until she reached the door to Ozlo's room. She didn't even take the time the knock before swinging the door open, startling Ozlo out of his sleep.
"We have a problem," she began. "There's been a breach in the SC." Right then the anger she should have felt only moments before exploded from her. It took all of her self control and training not to break anything or scream a string of cusses. The last thing that needed to happen now was for her to lose it in front of Ozlo. She never wanted him to see her like that, but she knew that now it showed on her face. Her breaths came quickly, and her heart was racing. That alone made it obvious, but she knew her eyes showed it most of all. The pupils dilated to the point they took up nearly all her eyes, and the deep red coloring flahed to a much lighter shade. She waited for his response.