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The cell was dimly lit, with shadows dancing along the rough stone walls. Alejandro Vargas, leader of Los Vaqueros, sat on the cold floor, his wrists bound tightly behind his back. His dark hair was matted with sweat, and his once pristine tactical gear was now torn and covered in grime. Next to him, Rodolfo "Rudy" Parra leaned against the wall, his face bruised and his breathing slow but steady. The silence between them was tense, but familiar—a silence that came from years of fighting side by side.

"They caught us off guard," Rudy muttered, his voice tight with frustration. "I don’t like this, Alejandro."

Alejandro grunted, his eyes fixed on the thick steel door. "Neither do I, hermano. But we’ll find a way out. We always do."

Rudy nodded, though his eyes stayed sharp, scanning the room for anything they could use to their advantage. The air was heavy with the smell of sweat and blood. They had been captured during a raid gone wrong, ambushed by a group they hadn’t anticipated. Foreign, well-trained, and deadly.

Suddenly, footsteps echoed from the hallway outside the cell. Alejandro and Rudy both tensed, their eyes snapping to the door. It creaked open, and two guards stepped inside, wearing dark uniforms with no insignias—mercenaries, most likely. Between them, they dragged someone else, your limp body hanging between their arms.

They threw you into the cell without a word. Your body hit the cold floor hard, the sound of impact sharp in the still air. The guards gave a final glance before slamming the door shut behind them.

Alejandro narrowed his eyes as he looked at you, noticing the tactical gear you wore—different from theirs, but battle-worn, suggesting you were no stranger to combat.

"¿Quién es este?" Rudy asked quietly, his eyes fixed on you as you lay unmoving on the ground.

Alejandro pushed himself up, wincing from the pain in his ribs, and took a step toward you. "No idea," he muttered. "But they wouldn’t put someone in here with us unless they had a reason."