"Get back there! Check them! No one else escapes!" The Captain's voice boomed down the hallway outside, A second later he heard footsteps. The Nord closed his eyes and sniffed at the air. Something was burning. A fire...a torch. The guard coming down the hall would be carrying a torch. Which meant he only had one hand free.
For the first time since he'd been locked up in this hell of steel and stone, the Snowborn smiled. It was an ugly thing. He pushed off his back hand and rose up to his feet. A moment later, he heard the jingling of the guards armor. He stepped close to the cell. The guards were trained to keep away from the prisoners, to warn them back to the wall whenever they needed to get close. Now, they were excited. They wouldn't be following their training. He shot a hand through the bars, managing to grab onto the Imperial's suit right as he crossed in front of his cell. The guard let out a yelp, but didn't have time for anything else before his head was driven into the bars. The Snowborn felt him go weak, and gritted his teeth with the difficulty of keeping the deadweight of the unconcious guard in his grip. He carefully snaked another hand through the bars to grab the keys from his waist before he let him drop to the ground.
After a few moments fiddling with the keys, the barbarian was free. He was dressed in the most tattered of clothing, a beaten up old prison issue shirt and pair of sack pants. His blond hair hung like a wild mane off the back of his shoulders. Those things are not uncommon in a prison. What was uncommon was his attitude. Despite his size and the concern of the guards, the Snowborn had been a model prisoner during his time there. He'd waited for his time in relative peace. Now that time had come, and he was looking for blood. He took long strides forward, toward the cell block door. He watched it open up. He caught sight of the captains eyes a moment before he reached him. Wide. Shocked. The Nord lowered his shoulder and brought him crashing through a wooden door, breaking it from it's bottom hinges with a mighty crash.
Now that he was out of the cell blocks, the Snowborn pulled himself off the body of the captain and looked around the new room in a panic. The guards would overcome him if he stayed still, he had to keep moving. Had to corner them. Had to find a way out. He growled and rushed forward, searching for an escape.