Jack
Hikari is caught off-guard. The wolfman moved quickly and to get past him and pick the lock before he even noticed him was something else. He wasn't prepared for that. 

With Ashnard already advancing, he'll have to follow quickly. With a hushed voice, he speaks quietly. "I'll take left." He steps through the gate, swivelling his body to the left and towards the long corridor, hugging the wall to his left. He doesn't go any further than the edge of the gate, watching the hall carefully in a slight hunch.
Lawrence
*They seemed to have reached the prisoner area it seems. There seemed to be two guards walking up and down the two ways. The didn't seem alerted much as they've been doing this for a long time and never had the need to do anything else but talk to the prisoners and occasionally punish them is they got out of hand or just when ever they felt like it*
Frances
Ashnard splits up with Hikari once again, opting for the straight path ahead (and toward the eastern side of the prison). His keen senses pick up the presence of a patrol guard ahead whom he would have to wait by the corner to pass, ever shrouded in the shadows. 
Holding his breath, Ashnard placed another trio of enhanced daggers between the stone crevices on the wall to trap the approaching guard as a backup plan. His goal was to wait for that guard to pass by otherwise before sneaking into the east wing himself.
Jack
Hikari will have the trickier time this time, it seems. There's an oncoming guard, so he slips back through the gate into the room with the sleeping men. He's not really got a plan for this - He's not sure if he can kill him by himself instantly. There's no useful place to hide on his wing; so maybe he'll have to play distraction for Ashnard. He's not sure. 

He thinks his plan is to give it a rotation, from which he'll watch from the gate; then he thinks he'll try to move up the corridor. He'll be waiting longer than Ashnard, then.