Ami was prepared. She was prepared for a witch—that was what the job said would be here. What she wasn't prepared for was four witches and a damned battle construct. Now, lying here in the dark, she can only wait for the end—or maybe for whatever horrific torment is planned to precede her death.
She'll tell them whatever she knows: no pay can seal her lips when she's already slated to die—that's why they don't tell mercenaries anything—but nothing she says will keep their tortures at bay. She's heard the stories; seen the pictures: no-one survives a witch interrogation intact, no matter how much information they give away.
So she lies there in the darkness, on the brink of death, hoping beyond all reason that they slip up, and she dies before another witch can ever see her face.