"You are rather memorable Latch...hmm, probably best to say your a new recruit...but keep your back story shady, don't say when or how you were recruited, if there's an issue do the tail thing, if we cant see your tail look in the direction opposite to us and flap your left ear up like your listening for something, at that point, me and Mav make a bigass distraction for you, pretend to run away... or don't, I'd run my ass out of there in a heart beat if I knew what was gonna hit the camp at that point", Isis motioned with her tail to the grenades clipped to the underside of her right back mounted turret. "These are of my own design, Steam Grenades, highly volatile, and they'll leave a thick fog all over the radius of detonation, I'm not sure how wide that will be, they've shown variable results, but so long as your not right next to them it wont produce any serious injuries, but the closer you are to it when it goes off, the more damage it does. Worst case scenario, your ear drums explode, so give it a wide berth if one lands nearby. Now for the aspect that worries me the most, Scent."<br/><br/>Isis paused in thought, "All Bird wyverns have great eyesight, but our scent will probably stand out to them more since me and Mav will be behind cover, we need a natural odor to mask us, so before we attempt the rescue, we'll go fishing, and scrub pine needles over ourselves, the combination of fish and Pine will make it seem like we've been in the area for a long time but that goes kaput if there's rain, which would mask everything...although, we could use a rainstorm to our advantage, the combination sounds of raindrops pounding the ground and thunder claps makes for excellent white noise cover, we can set up a fog bank upwind of their camp, and in this scenario, Mav can accompany you cause the rain and fog combo will make you virtually invisible, hide your scent, and muffle out most sounds, this would be an ideal scenario."<br/><br/>Isis continued Lost in her thoughts, she didn't even notice the three sets of blue eyes staring at the group from beyond their firelight. they were being watched.