Pick up the clips once the mercs are down and enter the control booth for the supermax wing. There is no real reason that you should move your squadmates or yourself, as the mercs will just usually come at you, though in Mass Effect Legendary Edition they sometimes bizarrely all run away back to the room they start from. Big surprise: more mercs will try to take you down: a Legionnaire and three turian Troopers. Move your squadmates up to the first support pillars on either side to provide cover and take cover yourself, either behind the crate or at the entrance to the tube. Once the mercs are dead, gather up thermal clips and move out the door: the way you came in is locked, so you have to go to the aforementioned supermax wing. After them, the turians with shotguns are the next most likely to get you into trouble. The dog-mechs will try to harass you: prioritize them before they compromise your cover position. You may want to give your squad specific cover positions so that one of them doesn't end up getting too exposed. These four are followed by a Blue Suns Legionnaire, 2 FENRIS Mechs, and 2 more Troopers (1 human 1 turian). Once the cutscene with the devious Warden ends, get your squad into cover and target the door you came in as mercs will come guns blazing: 3 Blue Suns Troopers (2 humans 1 turian), and a Blue Suns Centurion. Kuril then informs you to proceed to Outprocessing, while he leaves to confirm if the credits for Jack's release have been transferred. You then see another demonstration of Purgatory's crowd-control tech, which will be relevant in the inevitable battles ahead, so take note. When you tell Kuril to keep moving one of your squadmates will raise concerns about escape attempts, which Kuril then downplays because there are limited opportunities to do so in space. You can then investigate what he knows about Jack, his backstory, and the expense his operation must be costing. Kuril touts Purgatory's other features and boasts that nothing goes wrong here. You can see giant arms moving cells and it moves three onto the walkway further along.

You are in Cellblock Two, and he explains how each pod is a self-contained cell that can be ejected if necessary. Kuril will take you on a small walkthrough of the facility. Invariably Kuril relents and allows you to proceed, telling his guards that they are well equipped to handle three armed guests. Both refusals come with opportunities to gain Renegade morality points depending on how strongly you feel about the issue. The turian station commander, Warden Kuril, enters and explains that it's 'standard procedure'. The guards will ask you to surrender your weapons.

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