Mitsuhide spoke with such composure that it was easy to accept his words. No one person could cover the length of this complex. Even if there were three of them they couldn't risk splitting up to cover more ground, not with all the untold dangers hidden within these walls. Hearing that they were not the only ones here, not the only ones trying to rescue people was a bit of a relief. It was still a wonder to her that out of all the people here, they chose to free her? She was no one special. Not really. Being unable to fight, she might only serve to hold them back. Haruka looked to the other men in turn when their names were spoken.

"I understand," She replied to acknowledge both Mitsuhide and Motochika's words. "I'll try to keep up." Haruka certainly didn't want to remain here any longer than it was necessary, not just for her own wellbeing but for theirs as well. When she was instructed to, she carefully stepped between the two men. She sparred one glance to the left, and then other to the right trying to make sure that she wasn't crowding either one of them. This experience was so unpredictable and strange. She felt tiny as they stood to either side.

Then Tager chimed in, and she was even more impressed with how well they worked together. Each had a task to complete all their own and they took on these tasks readily and without hesitation.