After finishing her fight and relaying her intent to return to the Elysion for repairs, Mei switched back into her fighter form and began to head back. She thought that her firefight had likely given more than enough time for Skylar to land his craft before she arrived, but she took her time with her approach, as she could afford to do so, just to be safe.  As she approached, she guided her own craft through her approach vectors, seeing in the distance that he appeared to have made his landing.<br/><br/>“Omega Zero One to Elysion, I am fifteen kilometers out and closing. Am I clear to land on deck?” she asked over the comm as she began to lower her landing gears and prepare for her landing.<br/><br/>“Copy, Omega Zero One. Be advised, the crew is clearing the deck,” the reply came over the radio.<br/><br/>“Roger. Ten kilometers and closing. Should I alter course?” she called back.<br/><br/>“Negative, Omega, you are clear to land,” the reply came after a brief pause.<br/><br/>“Roger, I’m coming in,” she replied as she approached and took her fighter in for her landing. Her own landing was less eventful, and soon she’d put her plane down on the deck and taxied out of the way of other crafts. She let out a sigh as she shut everything down before popping her canopy and climbing out. She hopped down to the deck and spoke with the mechanic about the damage and needed repairs.<br/><br/>After speaking with the mechanic for a few moments, she nodded to him before turning away as he went to work running additional diagnostics before he was joined by other crew in working on the repairs. As she turned away, Mei removed her helmet and put it down nearby as her gaze moved to the damaged craft of the Starwolf leader that was parked not far from her.<br/><br/>After a few moments, her gaze found the pilot, who appeared to be unharmed. “Glad to see you’re alright,” she said as she partially closed the distance between them. “Friendly fire incident aside, that was some pretty nice flying out there,” she admitted with a light smile. “Though, I’m sure you don’t need me to tell you that,” she added with a shrug.