Sure, a few days ago she had run into some weird shapeshifting tiger man who showed up in her neck of the woods out of nowhere, and for that matter managed to pick a fight with him and win against all odds. Since then, though, things had gone back to normal. She slept in her tree, prowled around for small birds and the occasional tabuk, and got along just fine by herself. As far as she was aware, nothing was unusual; she could probably have passed off the experience as some sort of weird dream if she wasn't still a bit sore from it from time to time.
But a few days later, everything had changed. When Sirya woke from her slumber, it was dark, and she could hardly breathe. She tried to raise her voice, only to find herself gagged; she tried to get up and look for something, but found her arms and legs bound. It didn't take long for her to figure out she had been shoved into a sack and was being carried somewhere, but to where, she hardly knew. All she knew was that she hated it. Despite her animalistic mannerisms, Sirya found it a great show of disrespect to be shoved around like a common animal. No one did that on her watch. And she just wanted to give whoever was behind this a piece of her mind, but that was difficult right now.
She would try, of course. She tried to twist herself, bucking and kicking as hard as she could to loosen her binds, and raising her voice against the rag tied around her mouth in a muffled shout. Maybe, she thought, she could get herself out if she just tried hard enough. But all that got her was the faint sound of a frustrated shout from outside, before something landed against her head with a thud, and she was out cold.
When she awoke, Sirya found herself in a different setting altogether. Though it was dim, after the pitch blackness of the bag her eyes had to adjust to the flickering torchlight that showed she was in a cold stone corridor, laid out on a bench against one wall as a grate of iron bars faced out at her. Her cloak was missing, as was her spear and arrows; in desperation, Sirya tried to reach for the knife she kept in her boot, but it seemed that her captors had even thought of that. They were clever - and she hated enemies that were clever.
Pushing herself up, Sirya went over to the bars, grabbing a hold of them and shaking them as her shouts echoed down the hall. "Hey!! Whoever's out there, you're gonna be sorry!!"