Well - lycanthropes vs. unarmed humans... that probably won't end well. But first they have to figure out how to get Wolfmage out of there, then they have to figure out what to do with him. Figuratively speaking, of course...

Well, both of the cheetahs are shapeshifters (and are, well, cheetahs) so it would be a reasonable assumption that they are supernaturally fast and more resistant to damage than your average human. So trying to take them down with something like a RPG would likely do more damage to the facility than anything else. And probably just piss them off in the process. And would easily explain all the blast marks. As for the blood... this scene is in the lab so who's to say that they weren't "discussing" things with some of the surviving scientists? Or just using powerful swings with the claws. Maybe both (in that order - assuming they didn't like the answers)!

I think the idea is that they are both kind of in shock as to what actually happened and what they should do next. Maybe they aren't sure if Wolfmage would survive just being smashed out and having all the wires ripped out. Maybe they are trying to figure out if they can't do that, then what do they do? You are right that this would not be a good time to start a science project and try some kind of complicated cyber-removal. Maybe the facility is out in the middle of nowhere so there's no worry about immediate backup. Maybe it isn't. Maybe it was enough of a secret that the security plan at this point is "deny all knowledge".

They will have to make a quick decision though, rip him out or take the whole thing (I'm assuming "leave without" isn't really an option at this point). Then, like you said, plug up anything leaking badly enough for it to be a problem and book outta there. Most medkits probably wouldn't have a lot of things that would be helpful in a situation like this (and if they do, I'd love to know where you work!). But... it is a lab so unless the place is too badly trashed, they could probably find some things to help, yes. If nothing else they could always just give him something like a scientist arm to chew on to stay distracted.

The cheetahs are probably more normal-guys-pushed-too-far than secret agents, so I doubt they have a lot of explosives training or brought along "supplies". And this is probably some kind of biotech lab, not a military base. Besides, never underestimate the power of fire, particularly when someone isn't there to put it out right away. But then again... who knows, maybe they came more prepared than one would think. One even had the foresight to bring his bandana... :-)

Yes, it's hard to tell what happened just from looking. This probably didn't have much of a level of planning beyond "let's show up and get our friend out". Most security, even at "secured locations" is pretty light compared to what we're used to in modern video games. The reality is that you don't have guards patrolling with RPGs, grenade launchers, flame-throwers, etc. At a place like this, there might have been an armory with the heavy stuff "just in case", I imagine things probably went down more like the police station scene in "The Terminator" than any mission in COD. And light arms are pretty useless against "traditional" supernatural beasties so... bloodbath is totally believable. Another thing to consider is that even if the facility did have a small stash of heavier weapons, like in the real world, the security guys who made it to the armory alive probably hadn't used them except for once or twice in training. So knowing that the pointy end faces the enemy would be an advanced tactic! I'm guessing the cheetahs have LOTS of experience with being fast and with having sharp claws so... again, things are kind of tilted in their favor from the beginning.

I think the decision was probably "smash and grab" only with a person instead of with an object :-) I'm sure the cheetahs haven't really though things through more than "let's get our friend". On the other hand, organizations can be slow to react. It depends if there were automated security and monitoring systems, and a well used communication system to the "outside world". If this was a highly secret lab, that might have been part of the secrecy so the answer might be "no". Also consider that the whole "deny all knowledge" scenario could be anything from on-site chemical stockpiles that are blown in the even of trouble to simply not leaving any useful trail behind. Any staff that are found... paid by anonymous entity. Cash dealings to run the lab. Nothing tracable. Make sure that all the staff reports up to only one or two people that can be "silenced" if necessary. Remember the first rule of assassination - "kill the assassin". From the looks of things, the cheetahs may have accidentally ensured the success of the "deny all knowledge" endgame.

I'm an engineer (well, technically my cheetah character is as well...) and I wouldn't know what to do in a rush. I'm probably unplug, bandaid and run, hoping for the best. I don't know if wolfmage has supernatural healing, but if it does then duct tape would be fine. So would "don't be a baby and walk it off" :-) If he doesn't... then searching the medkit for at least some aspirin would be a good start.

My cheetah is rarely without his bandana. It's all about the look, right? And they might have a demo charge, or one of them will think to check the inevitable armory location. Or maybe they already got that information from someone. Like you said, with all that blood, that could have meant an extensive Q-and-A session with someone. And I already know if I'm not careful, Wolfmage will be chewing on my tail. He does that normally. And no I wasn't planning to offer him my tail as a pacifier on the way out! Heh.