She nods in affirmation, a low murmur of agreement. "The rotation should still be the same," she says. What she means is that she hopes it is, but there's no need to let Sonia know just how many variables there are here they can't control for. Once things start going to Hell, then they can talk about it.

For now, she's just enjoying the silence, keeping her steps quick enough to cover as much ground as they can, but not so much to put too much strain on Sonia. That would come later.

"If something happens, you should stay with her," she comments quietly, evenly. Sonia is her priority here- both her and Byerly are easy sacrifices by comparison- but Byerly is the best to make sure she gets out safe. And she would like to get him out safe too, if she's being honest.

But she keeps moving with that same easy grace, doesn't actively look like someone prone to self-sacrifice.