Berrac sat back quietly and mulled over all that had been said. While he did agree in the circumstance that they needed a guide, he was also leery. After all they didnt know what had happened to the encampment and it could very well have been attacked by the natives themselves. But on the other hand, getting a guide would help identify dangers of this world otherwise everything would have to be thought of as a threat. He sighed lightly, wondering if they thought of that. "Well comrade, we climb." He said as a response to Speaker's question. "I can take fall, but too high would damage tools, which would be bad, no?" He looked over at the two naga ladies and for a moment wondered just how they were going to handle this. "If you ladies prefer, I can carry you down." He gestured a thumb at the two retreating Dryadi. "They will be better off then some others."<br/><br/>He didnt think it good to question high command but it had to be at least addressed. "We also must think on natives. While helpful they may be hostile, like Russian snowcat and someone's bleeding." He wasnt sure if they got it, but continued on anyway. "So I simply say...if we get native we watch carefully. I can fight but like to know who I fight, yes?" He walked towards the exit and flipped a switch to activate his suit. "I go see outside now. If ladies want ride, ask there." He walked outside the ship. Unlike the Dryadi the weight didnt bother him at all right off. His kind were really more adapted to the heavier gravity planets anyway. But that did not mean that the environment couldnt kill him, so he started to run scans to see if the atmosphere was compatible for his kind.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>