<strong>Kaylee</strong>and<strong>Diane</strong>, the good news is that you get clear of the wreck with this week's McGuffin still intact.  And for a change, the way between you and the Nighthare is not strewn with proximity-fuzed antipersonnel mines.<br/><br/>That's about as good as it gets, because the TESLAs are rallying, and you can see a new wave of their attack shuttles streaming straight for the site in an arc that's going to make life Way Too Difficult down here in short order.  So here's the ugly truth:<br/><br/>You can try to dash straight for the<em>Nighthare</em>at the risk of getting hit by a stray blaster bolt, but probably be able to lift off before taking any fire from those incoming shuttles.  Or you can use that bit of cover over there and that bit there to panzerbush your way to safety but at the risk of getting shot up before you can dock with Honeypot.<br/><br/><em>What do you do?</em><br/><br/><strong>Sera</strong>, you think that maybe the TESLA types are rallying out there.  Their fire is starting to concentrate again.  And you think you see more assault shuttles on the way.  Oh, and look!  There are your two crew-mates on the far side of no-smart-sentient's-land.  They could probably use a bit of covering fire if they're gonna make it back over here safely.  Or you can go get Nighthare warmed up and ready to fly the second they get boots on the landing ramp.<br/><br/><em>What do you do?</em><br/><br/><br/>Guess this isn't your month,<strong>Fio</strong>.  Moving Honeypot to a better tactical position is a pretty good idea.<em>How are  you doing that?</em>