Subject 654782 walked with the other subjects that were to go on this extermination mission, 654782 would have preferred them to get ot eh point and call it a suicide mission, but alas they were spared such things. From the talks, these chimeras were creatures that really no one should mess with, but, they were soldiers, of a sort, and it was their duty to fight these monsters wherever they stand. He likened such a crusade to the merciless killing of animals, but then again he didn't really care about that either.<br/><br/>Sighing, he sat down where he was instructed to sit - upon a chair about midway down the large table - and listened, abet with only passive interest, to what the 'brass' as they were often nicknamed, had to say about the mission. He was bored, anything that wasn't about machines he tended to find boring, but he pulled it together and actually listened for once.<br/><br/>The higher-ups, were talking about the types of Nocturne the team would be encountering, some kind of weird spider-woman hybrid, the more human bit looked...well, human, but it was rather monstrous in it's whole. Apparently it's spider-legs were the most deadly part, aside form it spitting poison, or something. He wasn't really listening when that was said...<br/><br/>He perked up a tad when Sen, no, Col. Sen, the man was bloody mental about rank, came barging into the conference room. Apparently he knew a fair bit about these creatures, as he systematically told how to murder them. 654782 would have preferred to simply shoot the thing and be down with it, but the Colonel showed bravado when in the face of something that could give him two prosthetic legs...to go with those arms of his...the very thought of which made 654782 smirk.<br/><br/>Upon hearing that they were to be placed in a densely wooded area however, 654782 perked up. He really did not want to be remotely close to those things, he assumed, perhaps wrongly, that they had a good sense of smell...no flora would protect against that. They would be murdered if they got within range of those spines. He also assumed that they could climb stuff, and very well, spiders tended to climb objects rather well, and if these 'black widows' could climb, then their ambush points in the trees could turn very sour.<br/><br/>Raising his hand, 654782 wanted to say something, it wasn't a question, but more of a piece of advice...and common sense.<br/><br/>"Can these 'black widows' climb at all? If so, that would jeopardise any troops stationed up in treeline ambush points." He paused a moment before continuing. "And sir, if they have a keen sense of smell, which would further jeopardise those stationed at ground level. If they hide in a bush, then the creatures can just smell them out, and kill them."