"They probably have cameras besides that window, but that's a good sign. Hopefully it's just a guard or two watching, and they're not particularly vigilant at night." Jack said, glancing up at her as he continued with the lock. He really should have practiced more with locks, he decided, but usually the skill wasn't needed.<br/><br/>"Not really," He said, "Occasionally there are exit signs, but not always. We'll need a door, since they put wire over the windows that lead to outside. We don't want to be cornered by guards; they're bigger than us and usually armed somehow, so a fight with multiple guards is unlikely to end well with us. Same with the tranquilizers. We might be able to dodge one or two, but get several of them and we're more likely to get hit, probably multiple times, which is even worse." He continued, thinking. "I'll do my best to draw their fire if we get caught. Just get out." He said as he managed to get the door unlocked and open. He figured he could get out on his own later if he was caught, and it'd be better to spare her punishment if he could. Not only that, his family would probably be looking for him and spot her when she was on her way home and she could tell them to come get him. "Let's go." He said, standing and looking both ways out the door before venturing into the hallway. It was empty, which was good, but he also didn't see any doors or signs.