At some point, the debriefing had started to feel like Walter and Perkins beating a dead horse, but it didn't seem like speaking up and voicing a different opinion than theirs would do anyone much good. It wasn't necessarily easy to take without saying a word, but Lilly didn't think that arguing with them right at that moment would do anyone any good, so she simply reminded herself that it was a merc unit and that she knew going in that she wasn't going to be coddled, nor did she want to be. After all, Walter was probably more upset with himself and with the general situation than with any of the other Mechwarriors in particular after having gotten taken out during the mission, so the need to vent was understandable, even if she didn't fully agree with his way of going about it. Perkins was just...Perkins. As long as he covered the repairs on her machine and signed her paychecks, he could say whatever the hell he wanted.<br/><br/>Lilly would have felt much worse if it was the men and women fighting alongside of her that she'd disappointed, and as far as that was concerned she felt like she'd done adequately enough given the circumstances, as had most people. Despite the chaos when the Clan Ghost Bear power armor suits were swarming around the company, she never felt as if her lancemates didn't have her back, and now that she'd had plenty of time to calm down and reflect, even Miyoko's stunt was well-intentioned, albeit still crazy.<br/><br/>Apparently, Ranna had a similar opinion about the whole thing, which she shared with Lilly when they happened to meet up on the way back to the crew quarters. "Hmm. That's a very...analytical way of seeing it," she replied with a small sideways smile, finding it a bit amusing that the threshold for success was an arbitrary ten percent in some other unit. She got the redhead's overall point, though, and agreed that they hadn't done as poorly as the leadership had made it seem.  "Anyways, don't worry about it, their barks are worse than their bites." She shrugged her shoulders and eyebrows simultaneously. Lilly could have said more about it, and she was sure than Ranna could too, but bitching about the debriefing to each other didn't seem like a very productive or fun thing to do, and there was already way too much doubting of the leadership going around through the company without them adding fuel to the fire.<br/><br/>By then, the two of them had already made it to the shower entrance, and the rest just seemed inevitable. Answering what she believed to be a subtle invitation on Ranna's part when she'd mentioned feeling dirty in considerably more overt fashion, Lilly pulled her top right off over her head and gave the other woman a brief, mischievous glance before stepping inside. They were due for some fun after the day that they'd had.