The alien-insect was pretty clear about it's intentions.  Petra had plenty of experience dealing with creatures who could not communicate verbally, and despite it's size and looks, it was clearly very intelligent.  she considered for a moment, and then held out her hand.  "The headset, if you please.  Then you can go your way and I will go mine."  She fixed her eyes on the creature and her faint frown meant business.  While she could probably get away with allowing the creature to watch, the headset was clearly designed for transmitting information, and there had been enough of that in the past.  She'd read about the Skrull invasions in great detail.<br/><br/>"And if you have any friends in the forest, you'd better tell them to leave.  I can live with one of you out here, but you can bet your life that I will not overlook two spies."  Her aquamarine eyes narrowed and the crystalline lenses shifted over her multiple irises.  "In fact, you will be betting your life on it.  Headset, if you please."  A cruel smirk crossed her lips, and she waited impatiently for the creature to give her the device.  Perhaps someone with a more earthly technological experience might be able to do something with it.