<strong>Seraphime</strong>, the only good thing about your technical dereliction of duty (you were the designated lookout, after all) is that you were also not around to be spotted by the TESLA types on their approach!  And while this is probably the worst case of tactical pre-positioning you've ever been in from a purely professional point of view, it has some advantages.  For instance, none of the goons are looking in your general direction as you line up that first shot and take out one of their number in a satisfyingly messy fashion.<br/><br/>However, the heavy weapons section takes notice and breaks off trying to shoot up the interior of the wreck to send a bit of heat your way.  They don't really need to know exactly where you are to ruin your day.  So an adjustment in your position is probably a good idea.<br/><br/><em>What do you do?</em><br/><br/><strong>Diane</strong>, something's changed.  You can hear the enemy's fire slackening a bit.  And you can probably get back to the hold easily enough without too much risk of a repeat injury.  Maybe.  If whatever's distracting them isn't them moving into a crossfire position.<br/><br/><em>What do you do?</em><br/><br/><strong>Kaylee</strong>, you have the crate open.  Let's hope the deal wasn't to deliver the contents still sealed in.  But now you have a more interesting situation to deal with!<br/><br/><em>What does the container hold, and why would you never knowingly transport it?</em><br/><br/>