Rumlow shrugged, figuring that Wilson didn't particularly need a warning about him. He was practically a walking warning by now, given his history and now his presence here with Sam as a far younger looking man than he should have been. He hadn't been coherent for test result details, but he knew that the doctors had tested on him more than the others.

He expected that there would be little to no life for him beyond wherever SHIELD threw him. They'd want to test him of course, keep him isolated so that there was no contact to the outside world. The bond might make things complicated at first, but suppressants might shut it down.

Or maybe Wilson was going to have to be stuck on a time table close to him.

"Ah well, that's a good policy to have," he agreed soberly. "It's a good policy to keep especially now. This is... deeper than it should be."