Jacob moved from where he had been standing and picked up one of the zats. Selmak was telling him to zat Daniel and escape back to the Tok'ra with all information that he had learned over his months of healing. But he had a feeling that this wasn't a trick. Daniel was being sincere about wanting to leave. "Ok, Mr. Lets escape. Do you have a plan?" He eyed the younger man.
Daniel sighed and picked up the other zat, placing it on the strap that hung from his belt. "I know this base like the back of my hand. I've had more than two years to explore it. My master had many secret passageways built in it. I know all of them, I think. I was allowed to look at the blue print a few months back in order to make suggestions on where weapons and Jaffa should be placed incase the Tau!ri attacked." He looked around the room that had served as his living quarters for more than two years. "Two Jaffa guards wait outside of my door. They are placed there for my protection. I can dismiss them but that will be the easy part. Everything else will be a challenge. Are you up for it?"
"My daughter is here, Danny. Of course I'm up for it. I've been through a lot during my years as a Tok'ra and this, I can say, isn't the worse situation I've been in." Jacob gave Daniel a look that said not to ask him any more questions. "When do we do this?" He tucked the zat into his lose clothing.
"Now." Daniel stated simply as he walked toward the door and stepped outside once it opened. "Jaffa, Kree." He got their attention then began to feed them a lie that would make them leave their post. They both nodded and left. Daniel motioned for Jacob to come out. "We must hurry." He started down the corridor, alert.
Jacob followed Daniel out the door and down the corridor. "What did you tell them?" He questioned as he kept close to the younger man, hoping that if they got caught Daniel had some elaborate story to tell in order to get them out.
"I told them that I wasn't feeling well and wished to be left alone. It will be several hours before they send someone to check on me. Hopefully by then, we'll be out of here." Daniel continued down the long corridor and stopped in front of the main holding room. He looked around then entered the code, watching as the door hissed open. Once he and Jacob were inside, the door closed and he locked it. He eyed the ceiling and pressed the button on the palm of his hand to disable the security for the moment. "We must hurry. If more than a few minutes pass without them being able to see in here, they will investigate." He walked over to the two cells that held the prisoners and entered the code, watching as gravity was restored. "You get Sam. I'll get Teal'c." He marched into the cell that held the very battered and beaten Teal'c.
Jacob nodded and entered the cell that contained his daughter. She was very pale and had dark bruised and wounded all over her body. He wrapped his arms around her and picked her up off the floor, where she had landed when gravity was restored. He was worried about her since she felt as light as a feather in his arms. "Ok. Now what?"
Daniel leaned down and wrapped his arms around the Jaffa, pulling him to his feet. "Can you walk?" He asked Teal'c.
"Daniel Jackson?" Teal'c sounded surprised to see the other man but relieved at the same time. "Have you come in behalf of your master?" He mumbled and tried to blink his swollen shut eyes.
"No. I've come to get you out of here." Daniel whispered and helped him toward the doors once again. He entered the code and watched as the doors hissed open. He checked to make sure the coast was clear before turning the security feature back on. He stumbled under the other mans heavy mass but managed to enter a secret passageway half way down the corridor.
Jacob carried the unconscious Sam out of the room and down the corridor until they ducked into a secret passageway that was rather dusty and unused. "Sam, Sammy?" He whispered to his daughter, trying to get her to wake up.
Samantha Carter was having a rather weird dream. She was dreaming that they had been rescued and now she was hearing her fathers voice. "Dad?" She mumbled but didn't wake up. She shifted in his arms before drifting back into darkness. "We need to get her medical attention, Daniel."
Daniel watched father and daughter before nodding. "This way." He began down the passageway, slowly because of Teal'c. Once at the end he touched one of the stones and watched as it swung open. Sunlight filtered into the small hole as they climbed out. "We are going to have to run. As soon as we reach the Stargate, the alarms will go off." He took off down the grassy hillside, stumbling as Teal'c couldn't move fast.
"Ok." Jacob took off down the hill after Daniel and Teal'c, trying not to jar Sam around too much.
Alarms blared to light, alerting Baal to an unidentified presence at the Stargate. "Jaffa, Kree." He motioned for several of the Jaffa in the throne room to see what was going on.
Stumbling, Daniel dropped Teal'c to the ground and began to dial the gate. Staff blasts exploded around them as Jaffa began to appear all around them. Finally he hit the orange dome in the middle of the DHD and the gate sprang to life. "Go. You and Sam first." He pulled up his sleeve to reveal a long silver object with numbers strapped to his arm. He entered in the iris code just as Jacob and Sam reached the gate and stepped through. Daniel reached down and pulled Teal'c back to his feet before taking off toward the gate. He just pushed Teal'c through when he felt a searing pain in his back and toppled through. He landed ungracefully hard on the ramp and rolled until coming to a stop at the bottom. He could smell burnt flesh and started to black out when the medics arrived. He was only awake long enough to hear a familiar voice say "Welcome home, Danny boy." Then all faded to black. But the split second before he passed out he couldn't help but think about how they escaped, from a secret base on an unknown planet, with their lives.