Mitsuhide was just as impressed by Tager's display of strength; the abilities of his fellow samurai back in Japan had been wide and varied in nature, but he'd never seen anything quite like that before. His eyes went wide for a moment.

"Good heavens..." he murmured, before collecting himself and walking over to Haruka. It was to check her condition a little more closely for himself and judge how capable she was of moving around; this would affect their tactics for any coming fights, after all. But there was no indication that she was hindered in any way, and so Mitsuhide nodded, apparently satisfied.

"At ease, my Lady." His stern expression softened a little, reassurance in his voice. "Myself, Lord Motochika and Tager alone cannot get everyone out, but we do not need to. This entire fortress is under assault by many seeking to rescue those held within. Our combined efforts will surely see everyone safe."

Mitsuhide looked over his shoulder at his companions, before looking back at the young woman.

"We hold no ill against you, let me reassure you of that. But we should not linger; this place is far too dangerous. No doubt more guards will be along shortly."