She couldn't see it, but he flinched a little as she mentioned his allies. Their loss was still recent, especially Kara. While her feelings for them might not be real, she was still capable of opening fresh wounds. Oliver pushed those feelings aside as he opened the cell door and approached her. "Tommy is gone, Caitlin. So is Kara. The people from the other earth took them from us. It might be a little before we can counterattack, but when we do, we'll have plenty to avenge."<br/><br/>He made his way behind her and took just a moment to free her wrists. Once the rope fell away, he slipped the blindfold from her eyes, though he found the brief moment of helplessness somewhat alluring. Perhaps that was something he would come back to once he was more confident in the long lasting effects of her conditioning.<br/><br/>"I took care of your injury before, but when I got pulled away, the guards must have thought you were from the other world. Everyone is pretty jumpy right now." He waited for her to untie her ankles, then held out a hand to help her up. Part of him was braced for another attack, another failure on the part of her conditioning, but he didn't let his readiness show in his body language.<br/><br/>"You're still hurt though, and we both need rest. Come with me. There are still rebels all over the city, and another attack could come at any time. If they attack during the night, we'll be safer if we are together." That much, at least, was true. His generals thought the rebels had been driven from the city, but there could be more. His intelligence community wasn't what it once was. One of the reasons he had wanted Caitlin Snow loyal to him was for the extra protection in case of another attack.