"Easy. Heh. Well we'll just see, now won't we?" Gallan found her remark very unique. When told they would be up against a small army of thugs and criminals, lead by the strongest thug and criminal in this system, the weapon thought it'd be easy. Would it be? It was entirely possible. Gallan took this instance, however, to teach Raz her first lesson. "The very first rule every soldier learns, Raz. Whether they're in an action movie, a war documentary, or right out on the front lines. The very first rule is never underestimate your enemy. Even if that enemy looks like a Smulian puffball, assume it's a rathtar." This comparison, Gallan thought, was a good one for Raz. It was a very drastic difference. Smulian puffballs were the most docile creature on the island planet of Smule. They were, as the name suggests, little more than balls of fur with eyes. A Rathtar, however, was a level six dangerous life form. They had been known to attack without warning, and disrupt entire battles with bloodshed.<br/><br/>He continued prepping his mech, running diagnostics, and eventually began the short process to open the bay doors. A red light began to flash overhead, indicating it was unsafe for any unprepared personel in the room. The screen within Enoch informed Gallan that all systems were normal, the door into the main body was sealed, and the airlock was prepping to open.<br/><br/>Raz asked about her metal box she had received from Electra, and Gallan responded in a very flat tone. Not as if he were bored or uncaring, but just speaking for the sake of it.<br/><br/>"Well from the way it looked to me, it was a gift.  Usually when someone gets a gift, you open it. I'd start with that when we get back." The airlock gave that familiar hiss akin to just about every sifi movie imaginable, and Gallan inched Enoch forward. He took two rumbling steps, and then jumped from the doorway once it was fully open. It had plenty of room for both of them to exit at once.<br/><br/>Gallan allowed his mech to freefall towards the white and blue planet below. He glanced at the endless expanse of space around him, gazing at the sun which Hoth orbited as the planet's gravity gently pulled Enoch through nothingness. Gradually he picked up, and as they were not far from the atmosphere it took little time for a halo of flame began to surround the humanoid robot.<br/><br/>Gallan pulled up on Enoch's joysticks, about halfway into the atmosphere and nearing the ground. The progress of a snowstorm aided their cover, and the bunker would have absolutely no notice of them touching down. Enoch drifted against the wind until he was "standing" upright. Three miles into the air, directly on target of the drop zone, Gallan activated the thrusters. Blue flame shot from the bottom of Enoch's feet, and he began to slow his descent. Eventually he hit the surface of Hoth with a large cloud of snow and ice, unnoticeable in the blizzard. Water began to pool at the bottom of the small crater he had made from the heat, and he activated his sensors.<br/><br/>The scanners shown eight lifeforms guarding the only entrance to the bunker. Two anti-aircraft missile launchers, and the personel armed with Cation cannons. These were capable of emitting an electric charge, somewhat similar to an EMP, as a projectile to shut down incoming vehicle. They were also capable of frying a man with a single shot, but were very hard to aim at smaller targets.<br/><br/>"Raz, do you read? We have eight tangos and two anti-aircraft units. I'd like to start this quietly. I'll stay within the cover of the storm, approach the entrance to the bunker and eliminate the hostiles. I'll take point after that. Understood?"