"You get my sister out of there and we'll see how it goes." the woman said, glaring at Diaz. "As long as I get what I want, a few pieces of this equipment might just go missing without notice. I don't care what you have to say but I was only authorized to tell this group. There is no way that Subject Zero got out, because it was confirmed dead on arrival and let's just say it's a pile of ash now. Get my sister out of there and I'll personally walk you into the highest security offices and let you have access to everything down there..."<br/><br/>She had no intention of doing so. Lewis was her ace in the hole, and she knew full well what was going on down there. She smirked darkly as she folded her arms over her chest. The weather was clear, and simple outside. As the Citadel came into view the lights were on and there were people milling about in different areas. It looked like nothing had gone wrong at all.<br/><br/>"Drop ship identify yourself and your payload or be shot out of the sky." someone demanded over the radio.