With only brief pauses in the gunfire, Annie didn't even try to reply. She cursed at the uncomfortable armor, without which she'd have no trouble climbing back in. While still scared to death, the girl's carefree chatter gave her hope and a sense of trust. When the chopper finally stopped acting like a tornado, with the help of the red-haired girl, Annie pulled herself up, and made sure not to fall for the same mistake again.<br/><br/>"<i>That</i>was fun," she gasped with a still horrified expression, breathing fast and heavily in the adrenaline rush that had no intention of going away any time soon, "You should definitely try it some time."<br/><br/>Annie pulled herself down on the seat again, this time holding tight on the metal bar next to her. While the chopper began to land, she stared at the floor, trying to calm down. There, under one of the seats, she saw the fallen hat, picked it up, and was about to hand it over to its owner.<br/><br/>The orders from D interrupted her as the man caught both of their attention. Annie nodded at the order, and made her way towards the door. Passing by the girl, she placed the hat on her head and then gently lowered the brim to hide her eyes like it had used to do.<br/><br/>"I'm Annie... just to let you know before I leave," she said and finally managed a little smile, "So that you don't need to pull me back in again."<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>