Eagle Eyes was quiet for the duration of the briefing, and was quiet during all of Flicker's little pep talk.  Not that she didn't have anything to say, it was more a matter of not being able to.  Normal humans, which were quite abundant, tended to hate when anyone intruded on their thoughts, believing their minds to be the last safe haven for freedom.  It was ironic that they then chose to cram their heads full of electronics that it was impossible to function without them.  EE, as she was sometimes referred to, sat on the deck and watched.  The others were getting ready to drop, and she was ready too.  Then she felt the familiar tingle in the back of her head, that tiny, almost imperceptible feeling of a tingle at the base of the neck, before she heard Tick's voice come through her mind.<br/><br/>Looking up at Leer, EE briefly reflected on why she'd gotten the nickname Eagle Eyes.  She'd been flying one day, one of the things she felt truly free doing, when she got too close to a nest for a mama eagle's tastes.  She wasn't even paying attention when the eagle slammed into her, the two tumbling through the air.  The eagle had used its talons and beak to attack her throat, and she'd been rendered mute and had come close to dying from the attack.  She'd been found in a pool of blood on the ground, the eagle having flown away, and she had been rushed to the base hospital.  Since then, they called her Eagle Eyes because she was usually aloof and a bit nervous, constantly on the lookout for danger.<br/><br/>Leer probably had the entire experience tucked away in some memory block somewhere, which is why EE was looking at her.  Grabbing the OG car, EE pulled herself up and them climbed on, doing a quick preflight check.  Her black gloved hands worked over the controls, making sure the power cells were charged and that she was ok to go.  When she was, she 'spoke' to Sparks, closing her eyes and using her mental voice to say,<em>EE here, preflight list checked.  Ready to go.</em>Patting the seat, EE waited for Leer to have a seat.  More than ever, EE was glad she'd been given the wrap around body suit, because she tended to get cold very easily.  The suit would keep most of her bodyheat reflected back on her, and even provide heat if needed, while keeping her almost invisible to infrared.<br/><br/><em>I know everyone's heard me say it before but... I'm scared of heights.</em>