Franka turned, she could not recognise him, not in his dark, but his voice was all she needed to tell it was Jake. "That's Jake, the guy from the plane." She whispered, and moved towards him, still ducked close to the ground, and as noiselessly as possible. When she had reached Jake, she whispered, her voice lower even than the wind, close enough to him that the wind would nonetheless carry her words to his ear. "Hey, Jake. Get down, be very quiet, we think there's infected coming. Those folks are on some mission, Americans, I guess if you can convince them to take you along, you might have found yourself a ticket home. The one with the deep voice is Derrick, the other chap Utem, the blond woman  Ashleigh."<br/><br/>She shrugged, still not sure what the soldier woman's name might be. She took a closer look, now that it was possible, at Jake's gun, and noticed it had a silencer on now. "Hey, I see you've settled for discretion? Made enough noise for one day?" She joked. Yes, she was actually grinning. She preferred a lighter tone, a relaxed atmosphere, when things got straining to the nerves. It usually helped during the endless seeming minutes of waiting. Besides, she really wanted, needed to know why he had not used the silencer earlier in the day. Was he a noise liability, or did he have a good reason for taking out infected with a 'bang'?<br/><br/>She hoped for the latter, but her experience with eager shooters had all ended in disasters, which was why she had turned her back on Jake double quick, and was this very uncomfortable in the company of now five heavily armed people. Americans, one and all. Friendly fire - wasn't that what they had been famous for as early as WW II and ever since? What was that saying Grandpa Grady had always quoted? 'When the Germans shoot, the British duck. When the British shoot, the Germans duck. When the Americans shoot, everybody ducks.' Yup... Hell, and as a practically unarmed civilian - no, stop, a hostile, most likely, in their eyes, she'd prolly be safest if she spent the next weeks flat on her belly, praying.