Oni continued drifting at a controlled pace and let his eye change over to low light<em>’theeere we go…much better’</em>he thought as he drifted along. BB teasingly asked what took him so long to activate it, which he chose to ignore. It was about timing, and trying to go telescopic –and- low light at the same time wasn’t going to happen with any real good result. They spent the better part of an hour debating it in net time. What better way to spend your time in a controlled descent?<br/><br/>It looked like the major was getting hot and heavy down there, and figured that was why she wanted to land first. It was fine by him, as long as the beacon was up for the rest of them. A quick check of that route BB left him showed they were still in business, and he decided to drop in a little more hot than planned. The strong glint from Maria…must have been one of those blades. He’d make a line close to her. The finish was perfect, and BB was kind enough to count down the moment before the foam encased them.<br/><br/>After a few cushioned bounces, he rolled to a stop. The aerial software still displayed his orientation as ass to the sky, which wasn’t the best way to come to a stop, but he’d live. The foam looked fairly simple, but he didn’t know if he just got a bad batch or what, because when he pushed out with his arms and legs to break free from the encasement, all he managed to do was bust those same hands and feet out of the foam. Anyone steeped in older children’s story knowledge would have been quickly reminded of humpty dumpty.<br/><br/>Oni was too balanced to roll one way or the other, if only to get to his feet! He waved his hands around as frantically as possible to attract attention. “Great…juuust great. I’m never going to live this down…” he muttered as he waited.<br/>