Amara glanced at the man as he spoke, first sort of reminiscing, if you wished to call it that, before getting to his opinion on the strategy. "Of course. A little reconnaissance before an attack is always advisable, as is retaining the element of surprise." she concurred with this portion of his strategy, at least. "At the very least we should try to determine what their motive is. What they are doing on this giant ball of ice." she continued. "I somehow doubt that they will have any sort of daily routine at this point that we can utilize. More than likely they are just trying to finish so that they can leave this planet." she shrugged lightly. "But I'm sure we can gleam something from observing them, whether motives, habits, any form of routines, strengths and weaknesses we may not already be privy to, or other such things. There are always things to be learned if you are patient enough to wait." she agreed, pausing for a brief moment before she continued once more.<br/><br/>"Of course, I concur with your conclusion that we should strike quickly and decisively, once a plan of action becomes apparent and the opportunity presents itself. We can't afford to waste any time, or to miss any opportunity." she added before falling silent. They had to find the balance between being careful and patient without being too careful and missing their chance, and being too antsy and impatient and acting before they were actually ready. Either error could cost them the mission and their lives, and that was something that they simply could not afford.