It’s all too obvious that the soldiers are worried about someone leaving, not someone arriving. Super, that bodes well for our exit, she thinks sarcastically. Their leaving strategy is flimsy at best, and clearly getting through security in the other direction is going to be nigh impossible if it remains this tight. Not knowing what or who the Institute is reacting to, they’ve been incapable of making a solid plan of any kind, let alone come up with specific exit strategies. They don’t even know what they’re hunting, yet. If it’s an item that won’t make it through the scanners, they could drop it off with Kion’s mysterious friend. If it’s a person ... well ... it depends if they get to them in time. The chances of them pulling off a two-man rescue effort aren’t high. But you learn to be adaptable at ARC, and if they need to put together a plan on the fly, that’s what they’ll do. Worst case scenario: The mission is unsuccessful and they can’t get back on the tube.
