Something was amiss.
Initially, it was the lack of security in the hallway. The guards were gone, there was no blaring voice that scolded the stallion for leaving his cell unattended. In fact, most of the cell doors were wide open, their occupants missing. Perhaps there was some sort of evacuation was initiated, and that Arrowhead was left behind as usual?
He tried his best to remember where the sound he previously heard came from. To his left were a couple more cell rooms identical to his. The hallway ended with one of these cells at the end, the door still closed, unlike the rest. It could be a possibility that the sound came from here.
"No..." Arrowhead mumbled to himself. He could remember the sound coming to his right, his right ear straightening out first before his left. It was an odd detail to remember, but he was glad to remember it nonetheless. There was not much to do in the isolated chambers that they kept him in. All he could control was the muscle and bones under his skin and the thoughts within his mind.
With that in mind, he trotted down to the right of the hallway. He kept his movements quick and concise, taking a break every so often to take in the surrounding elements. The lights seemed to have gotten more dim ever since he took notice to them. The walls seemed to have lost their brighter shades. The concrete floor felt cold under his hooves. A dark feeling masked over his entire body. He could feel the beads of sweat rushing down the back of his neck, navigating their way through the thick fur of his coat.
Something was amiss. Something is amiss. Something big.
Arrowhead jumped a little as he heard the intercom come to life with a small screech. It began to reference a pony waking up from his slumber. Was it referring to him? He didn't take care to what the voice had to say, but there was someone else it was talking to. It responded, and whatever it was, it was close. Rather than listening to what the intercom had to say, he tried his best to figure out where the responding voice was originating from.
From what he could tell, it was straight down the hallway and at to the left. His movements quickly followed his thoughts as he came to what appeared to be a door with some sort of device attached beside it. Arrowhead wondered where the voice had gone now.