Already, Lily felt a minor rush of adrenaline just from the sounds of the first couple of shots being fired even though she hadn't personally been involved in that initial exchange. Erich had neutralized the closest pair of static defenses, and although the way into the airfield wasn't completely clear yet since there was a third turret a bit further down, she knew that she wouldn't have to concern herself with it since the King Crab would be engaging it first.<br/><br/>Meanwhile, Lily was content to load and arm her LRMs while moving her Axman along the base of the hill on the left, accelerating up to maximum speed briefly before finally slowing down almost to a full stop before rounding the corner where's she'd be in line of sight of the two lasers anchored in front of the Mech bays. Instead of moving in through the most obvious path, she put her machine's jumpjets to good use and hopped up on to the lower section of the hill, essentially cutting across the corner somewhat.<br/><br/>Her reasoning was that the turrets would likely be facing towards the inside of the base, so they'd have to rotate further before being able to target her. That assumption proved correct, and once she was up on the higher vantage point, she got eyes on the target and her sensors began laying out some information about the target across her HUD. She had a lock soon enough but saw no reason to expend any missiles at that point, instead continuing to run forwards and to the left while keeping her Axman's torso turned towards the base defenses.<br/><br/>"Defi, take the far turret, I've got the close one," she suggested calmly nough, not really too worried or excited about battling automated static defenses.<br/><br/>Because of her movement, the turret was stuck rotating after her even as Lily ran down the hill and got close enough for her medium lasers to be effective. A combined volley from all three of them plus her pulse laser was potent enough to knock the closest turret out before it could even position itself to fire a shot, and by that time she'd moved far enough west for the Mech bays to be between her and the second turret. Thinking that she probably didn't want to be right next to the bays in the event that a bunch of big and nasty things popped out of there, Lily turned her Mech around and headed back up the hill, this time on foot, anticipating that Elisa would have taken care of her own target by then, so it wouldn't leave her exposed to any fire.