Aziel didnt expect the punch to her shoulder and almost leapt out of her seat, taking it as a threatening move. Once she relaxed and realized he was only trying to be friendly, she rubbed her arm where it was most sore. "You've got quite the punch there Sarg," she commented quietly, her cheeks burning a rosey hue as she realized she was jumpy for no reason.<br/><br/>Letting her head fall gently back on the top of the seat, she let her eyes slipped closed as she prepared for a long flight. Slowly she nodded off into a deep sleep, the bumpy ride not at all effecting her in the slightest. The four younger men across the aisle, started talking and chuckling softly as they came up with an idea to soothe thier nerves. Gathering their spare pennies, they flicked them and tossed them across the aisle at Aziel. Most of the shots missed thier target and flew harmlessly past her, only one of them hitting its mark. The sound of copper hitting bone was audible as the penny hit her jaw, making Aziel bolt upright in her seat. Looking around quickly, her eyes settled on the group of men across the aisle, who of which, were now laughing at 'his' sudden reaction.<br/><br/>Aziel, at first, looked like she was about ready to leap across the aisle and take all four of them on herself. Only after a moment, did she slowly relax back into the chair and smirk. Chuckling softly herself, she muttered, "Just wait. Paybacks a bitch." Letting her head fall back against the inside wall of the plane, she shifted in her seat and let her eyes slip closed again. This time however, she didnt sleep. "So are we getting assigned to guard duty and construction or do we switch out doing one then the other?" she asked Sgt Harrier, glancing at him from under the bill of her hat before closing her eyes again.<br/><br/>Wether it was one or the other, Aziel still had to figure out how she was going to get across enemy lines. So far she had just leapt into the war and hadnt even taken a moment to think about how she was going to get him out alive. As of now, she knew there was a huge possiblity that both her brother and her would be dying in this war.