To say she hadn't signed up for it would be a lie. Brigitte knew exactly what she had signed up for but now that they actually were on the verge of looting an innocent trading vessel, her concious cringed a little. There wasn't a lot of time to overthink it all though as the rest of the crew lept out into space to board the vessel. It was the risky way of boarding but then again, it was unlikely the vessel would just roll out the carpet and let them in.<br/><br/>She floated through space after pushing off, the small thrusters keeping her on coarse as the cargo vessel got closer and closer. Bri was used to space walking. She had done it before and would hopefully never stop doing it. The tranquillity of it all was really overwhelming, the silence almost deafening and the views were usually pretty good. Her normal spacewalks were usually done to repair things on orbital stations or stationary spacecraft in high or low orbit around a planet. The Rabbit rarely came to those places so the repairs or upgrades she had to do on it where usually done in places like this, with nothing at all around them.<br/><br/>With a metallic thud Brigitte hit the cargo vessel, her booth immediately clamping onto its hull. She walked straight to the hatch they had agreed on to enter and immediately pulled the lever to try and open it. It was a long shot but one worth taking. But as predicted, the carpet hadn't been rolled out and the door had been locked from the inside. Brigitte inspected the door and quickly found the manual override. A quick inspection later and she had figured out how to operate it and when she did, the door opened.<br/><br/>Except it stopped almost immediately again. She tried again and again but the door wouldn't open beyond a certain point even after using her hydrolic wrench to try and pry it open.<br/><br/>"Well bugger it. It's jammed on the inside."<br/><br/>The Bruth^ie then suggested to go inside, which seemed like a viable idea.<br/><br/>"Just be careful? In case they hadn't noticed us yet, opening this hatch will have certainly alerted them. You cannot just open a hatch without any alarms or something."<br/><br/>Bri then turned to their leader.<br/><br/>"So I thinking sending her in is our best bet right now. Just hurry it up. I don't like being exposed out here."<br/><br/>"It's also a possibility they will have demagnetising options on the hull, or even electro shocks or EMP pulses. We have to be alert and be ready to react in case we get booted off this vessel.