Oliver was torn between asking any number of questions, but there was one question that was topmost in priority. "How safe is she in one of these missions?" He was preparing himself for any number of answers. He wanted it to be completely safe, but he was suspecting otherwise. Any place that had cameras everywhere was suspicious and one that had cameras that had been circumvented was dangerous.

"I don't suppose there's any way to get her out of them? Volunteer in her place?" He was sure that she hadn't signed up for it, which meant that these missions were mandatory and either assigned randomly or predetermined.

He had other questions, too. So many questions. Who was 'he', were they where the computer said they were, if they weren't, what was being done to get them out. He wasn't sure what to ask if they were where they were told they were. It was a novel situation and one he would only face when he had to face it. He preferred having some kind of hope.