Prisoners in their underground are people Ruckus will not give a damn about, moreover care about.
Why would he?
They are a bunch of criminals with lengthy horrible crimes. They are there six feet or so under the ground-- contained, locked up, and living the life dying to be free to roam aboveground.
But there's one prisoner that Ruckus can't help but monitor and care.
Secretly.
For he is not a fool to associate his name to a woman that helped a peasant to hurt someone as innocent and good as his brother's wife.
The woman loves to dance, she's quiet, but for some reason, her silence didn't deter her to get into trouble-- too often for his liking -- inside the prison, hence the reason why she's often sent to the isolation.
But Ruckus will give her that... she's undeniably strong-- physically, emotionally, and mentally. Isolation and even the punishment that comes with the trouble she always gets into doesn't make her weak or break.
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