Taika ignored Haydn’s comment, though smiled at his remark about the bird, and simply took the binoculars. There was a lot she could say but she kept it to herself, as tempted as she was to just bite off his head. Such energy should not be wasted here. There were bigger things, and those things required concentration. She took a moment to observe the truck speeding towards the facility. The idea of sneaking in disguised seemed like the best thing to do. The place was just too heavily guarded, Haydn was right, they’d be killed before they could even get to the gate. Catching up to the truck would be easy for the two of them, well at least for her at the very least. Haydn seemed like he was a little worn from the hike up here, not that she blamed him. It was quite the hike after all.<br/><br/>A dragon of the ice like herself was use to the cold. She could spend hours, days, weeks, months, in this weather and be fine. It was part of the reason she was completely fine with the world as it was. In this frozen wasteland, she felt like she was finally at home. However, that did not mean that she doubted Haydn’s abilities. She would not have come with him, if she had.<br/><br/>“Go in with a disguise and some supplies? I like that.” A smile touched her lips, cold and cruel. In reality she was more ready to slaughter some humans. “If we hurry, they won’t even know what hit them.” Taika handed the binoculars back to Haydn and was off again. She crouched down low, tapping into her dragon senses to be mindful of the truck’s movements. It was still a ways away from reaching a place where they could not approach. Her hope was to meet it half way before it made it to the checkpoint that was at the end of the road before the facility. Top notch security wasn’t complete without a checkpoint, and a cargo search. Getting past that checkpoint was going to be rough, disguises would only fool them for so long, especially since they had the ability to detect dragons, but she knew that the two of them would manage somehow.<br/><br/>The escort was the first thing that needed to go. Crouching near a rock, she eyed the smaller vehicle, and then looked over her shoulder at Haydn. “Would you happen to have any explosives handy? Nothing that would draw too much attention, obviously. Just a surprise.” Her plan was to at least stop the vehicles long enough for them to strike, hoping that the guards at the facility would not notice. Those chances were slim to none, but she was willing to give it a shot. When the time came they would have to move quickly. If someone were to radio the facility there would be a swarm of guards on them faster than they could blink. Of course, if the explosives didn’t work she did have her pistol. Using human weapons was not her first choice, but it was better to have something. Her ice breath could only do so much if they all had guns.<br/><br/>Whatever plan they came up with would need to happen fast. The vehicles were coming closer.