A part of her is honestly a little surprised that he's obeying her order. He had wanted to let her know last time that he was only going to listen to her under specific circumstances, which hadn't reassured her at all that he was ever going to listen. But grabbing her and running means Shura can focus her attention on guarding them, which is something she's quite capable of handling. By that point, the number of soldiers pursuing them is dwindling, leaving only one desperate soldier trying to trail after them. Shura will put him out of his misery quickly.

Safety feels too far away, and Shura can't deny the feeling of relief that rushes through her when they finally make it out of the fray. There's a feeling that Shura can't shake, one that's telling her they got through this all too easily and that worse was to come. For now she'll keep that to herself, giving herself a moment to catch her breath before she looks to Strange and Bell.

"Still in one piece?" Two pieces, but whatever.