Lilly lays out several AROs, information on this secure, tapped into the main grid just past the fucking border of a no-man's-land bunker that dares to call itself the new home of Lea Garland, and sily counter labeled "comparitive danger." It was part premeditation, part luck that she had the info long enough to have this ready. To nobody's surprise, Garland seems to have made this into the production center of her little thing. High technology was shipped in with just enough caution to avoid automated searches. She could probably make beta grade bio in the place.<br/><br/>The good news is that the security is 'strangely' inwards facing. It won't keep too many out, but without a good vehicle, it will keep many people in or dead.<br/><br/>Of course, there's little clue as to how many of the agents or clones could be in there. Especially because there should be no clones of Leon that were as old and presumably capable as him.<br/><br/>Lilly (and Leon) cut down potential places to find Garland to a very obviously important and huge room in the basement, the back of the ground floor, and a small guardhouse adjacent to the building itself.<br/><br/>In comparison, Dr. Pascal's hidden (but not from his bastard child) lab is basically defended by secrecy and whatever bioware the Doctor put in himself. And a shotgun. With Lilly's biometrics, the security is all nonlethal things like doors that he can lock. Turning off the lights. And what has to be a far smaller number of strong unknown auguments.<br/><br/>Lilly runs the numbers and while Garland has a 73% higher chance of death or massive injuries, Dr. Pascal's got a 6000% higher chance of stubbed toes.