Hackett rolled her eyes in frustration and crossed her arms at her waist as Utem talked about the DZ. She didn't critize his job on this mission, the least he could do is offer the same courtesy. Did he really think she would pick a drop point without thinking it through? Her jump scores were highest in the Navy for a reason; she was fucking good at it. Jumping didn't limit itself to hopping out of an aircraft, pulling a piece of string and not breaking her legs when she hit the ground, part of her job was figuring out where to jump and when to jump. They were wearing black, their chutes were black, and it would be pitch black out, maybe even raining if Anna got her way. Less they have night vision or thermals, some kind of super advanced radar technology that the US Military couldn't even develop that can detect a person falling at 200 miles an hour straight down, it was unlikely they had anything to worry about. The plateau was secluded and surroudned by trees and 3 sides, and partially on another. Of course she'd never actually say that.<br/><br/>"<strong>No need to worry, it'll be pitch black when we jump and we're wearing black. Even if they knew to look for us, they wouldn't be able to see us.</strong>" Hackett looked over at the group, mainly at Ashleigh. Hopefully the scientist wasn't scared of the dark, like Anna was. Odd world, jumping when its pitch black from 30,000 feet in the air even scared of the dark, or at least a little frightened.<br/><br/>As Utem offered her a bar, Hackett clued back into reality and stared at the wrapped food for a moment before shaking her head. "<strong>I don't eat before a mission, thanks though.</strong>" She smirked, though her face from the nose up was covered by her visor so it looked more like a sly grin. "<strong>We do, infact have almost 18 hours, so it would be in your best interest to sleep, you need to be alert because I wouldn't expect sleep for at least a few days once we're on the ground, setting up our HQ and getting used to the ground-side conditions. I appreciate the gesture though, thank you.</strong>"