Kitten didn't even hear the branches shake, so wasn't aware of Raptor's decent, until the woman was right behind her. She turned and almost pulled her gun on the woman, but cursed and looked up to the sky. “One day, I shall shoot you on accident and live.” She said and shook her head. “And the trip was a fucking nightmare.”She said, shaking her hand and rubbed her stomach a bit. The suit  managed to help in breaking her fall...almost, but it still hurt. Looking around, she shrugged. “Haven't seen him yet, though the sneaky bastard should be around.” Kitten hadn't realized the change of her suit, until she saw Raptor's. It amazed her how quickly the suits changed to their setting.<br/><br/>Sudden, she heard something snap and Kitten whipped around, gun aiming forward. She saw Snake diving towards them and close behind him was a log with spikes swinging from one side to the other. “Holy shit.”She breathed, surprised to see such a trap. Only indigenous people would make such traps, not skilled soldiers. Kitten helped him to his feet and shook her head. The man didn't seemed to be phased at the fact that there were  traps lying about. Holstering her gun, Kitten kept a good grip on her knife and followed her strong leader.<br/><br/>Her eyes scanned the trees and not long, she heard little thumps, but they soon grew louder. She was able to distinguish them, knowing they were heavy foot falls. Snake needn't have told her to hide. She was already running to the nearest tree. She ran a few steps up the trunks and easily grabbed for a branch, then another and another until she was 20 feet or so off the ground, she suit blending with the trunk, the branches and leaves adding even more of a cover. “Watch your six. There seems to be a company.” she said in her mic. Kitten crouched on the branch, her eyes watching as she saw soldiers coming towards their direction, though she knew they could not see them.