Altair felt like he could have rested thre all day. His body agreed with him and just after that beautiful priestess did such wondeful work on him. It felt like she had left a piece of herself embbed in his body. Her magic that was so warm and inviting he hated that he had to give up such a feeling to heal his comrade but he would have done it again if he had to.  These feelings could never be acted on right? Wasn't it suppoe to be wrong? With a huff he rolledover onto his stomach and slowly got up. He shook his head trying and failing to get the priestess out of his head. He needed to be focused right now his team was in danger he wasn't sure how many of them were still alive. A few men were groaning in dull pain but were getting up and helping others. He assigned a small group to go in and savaged supplies while they recovered.<br/><br/>Altair being in some of the best condition than everyone else would have to watch the perimeter. They couldn't afford an attack while they were down like this. Altair touched the side of his helmet trying to get the Doc on radio. "Lance this is the captain come in." A pause and no response. "Lance if your still alive check in." He tried to be optimistic and just hoped that Lance was still alive. He received another radio from Shane. "Unless you see them armed and rushing in to attack no lethal shots. Even then I don't want to kill anyone ust yet. Apparently not all of them are hostile. I'm going out to patrol the border keep an eye on things while I'm gone Michael is still resting." A thought occured to Altair if the radio was still working, even if it was limited to his crew, the rest of his suit must be. He pulled down the glass visor and the holographic screen came up. Red words flashed briefly mostly the rebooting tests. The helmet was mostly functional. It was enough to increase his chances by a lot more.<br/><br/>The visor was ready and everything that Altair saw was scanned. If his eyes landed on a tree the tree was scanned and the helmet gave a full report. He wondered if the suit's AI system was still up. He spoke softly. "Computer?" He was quick answered by a robotic feminine voice. "Yes captain?" He let out a sigh of relief. He felt much better about patrolling the border now and with a quick roll of his shoulders he stepped a few feet into the jungle. He walked along the border keeping an eye out for anything suspicious.