Clearly, the only reason Yelena hadn't fled the moment she came to was Black Widow. After all, she had no idea why Black Widow was among this group of "villains," so she couldn't simply leave.
When Black Widow understood what Yelena had been thinking, the anxiety on her face gradually faded, and she unwittingly broke into a smile, as radiant and heartfelt as a flower in bloom.
Unfortunately, Black Widow had long since grown accustomed to wearing a mask. That smile vanished almost instantly, and she asked Sherlock a question.
"So what's going on with Yelena now?"
At Black Widow's question, Sherlock's expression grew even stranger. After giving it some thought, he answered her.
"I'm not sure if you'll understand, but she's in the kind of deep sleep you fall into when you're incredibly comfortable. I've got to say, Dreykov is definitely a lousy boss. He works his 'employees' way too hard."
Sherlock shrugged as he complained to Black Widow. After all, there were really only two circumstances that could lead to such deep sleep: either someone was completely relaxed, or they were utterly exhausted.
Clearly, as a member of the Black Widow Pursuit Team under Dreykov's control, Yelena couldn't possibly have been completely relaxed.
At Sherlock's words, pain and guilt welled up in Black Widow's eyes. She immediately decided to let Yelena sleep a little longer while the group dealt with the remaining Black Widows from last night.
As for what to do with those Black Widows, that was actually quite simple. After discussing it, everyone agreed to send them straight back to Sherlock's house through the Anywhere Door and leave it at that.
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They would have the Black Widows at Sherlock's house look after these unconscious women until the problem with the Red Room was resolved.
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