"Don't tell anyone anything." Dravin grinned as he reached behind her head and touched the back of her neck. "It's something from the same military looking for you. Let's call it a down payment for finding you."<br/><br/>Taking his hand away, the small device kicked to life, surrounding his cargo with a honeycomb protective shell. It was still very early technology for the humans, keeping space at bay with only this, but it was amazing that they were making these leaps forward already.<br/><br/>Touching the back of his own neck, his own protective suit surrounded him. It would keep space at bay and even though this suit was ahead of its time, it was still a prototype and not made for anything else.<br/><br/>"Stay close and move quickly. I don't know how long these will last. Supposedly there is no limit to the air we can breath. But these suits aren't strong. We don't want to get in any storm or fire fights for that matter. So let's move and keep going until we get somewhere safe."<br/><br/>Dravin couldn't lie to himself. He felt a little nervous when he pulled on the door latch and watched as the door popped off and the air inside the pod sucked out with a soft whoosh. For a moment he waited for the suits to not work before he found he could breathe properly.<br/><br/>With a light jump out, he felt the lighter gravity of Mars, making him feel like he had suddenly gotten extremely strong.<br/><br/>"Come on! This is fun!" Dravin called, the suit relying his message to the other suit.