Ashleigh really couldn't care for all of the military lingo, but this was their lives and there was no point going on a tirade about how little she actually understood any of them. Wordlessly, carefully, she made the small trek from her little spot in the bush to the flashing light ahead. The one piece flight suit wasn't as neat as she had once thought, it made her feel clunky as she attempted to step over logs, branches, and even small ditches. Without much incident, the scientist was regrouped with her commanding officer.<br/><br/>"Okay, so maybe the night vision would have been a good idea." Ashleigh could barely see the face of Anna, but could tell well enough that she somehow found the time for a change of clothes. Derrick's voice rang through the comm device, too, and she was glad to hear it.<br/><br/>"I made friends with a few trees, but otherwise, me and An-- Officer Hackett made it alright." The woman wasn't sure if the whole first name basis extended beyond just herself and the elder of the two. There was no point in testing that theory out anyway, as one of them had a much bigger gun. Feeling considerably safer now than she did earlier, Ashleigh went ahead and tucked her pistol away.<br/><br/>Squinting in the dark, there wasn't a whole lot that the scientist could make out. Shapes and figures were apparent, but what they were exactly was something that alluded her. Only able to act on intuition alone, Ashleigh spoke up. "We're missing one... Utem, was it?"