She kept her distance from him, always stayed far enough to be out of reach even if he'd suddenly jump her, risking to trample loudly through the underwood to catch her. Still, she stayed close enough that they could hear each other's whispers. "Ja. I'm German. Surprise, huh?" He could almost hear the wink she'd normally have delivered with it, there was a grin in her voice. As long as he made no attempts to creep up on her, she seemed relaxed, friendly enough. "Smart decision, I'd go down screaming." He could hear the grin in her voice again when he professed he wouldn't shoot. When he continued, she was silent for a moment. "I don't know about your mission, but no matter what it's about, it sure is a damn bad sign someone thinks it's necessary. As for you - I 'd say I know exactly why you're here, Derrick Silva."<br/><br/>When he talked to his comrade, she listened in, of course, and instantly dropped on her stomach. Holy hell, did they have such weapons, could they spot her, shoot her, without her seeing them? She crawled further downhill, into a ditch, knew she mustn't be seen from where the LED light had blinked. But where was the other, the second woman? Crap, shite, and bloody hell, really! She should have stayed away! She hissed. "You come one step closer, I'll scream. Your friends fire one shot, I'll scream." Gosh, was she praying now, that he was indeed Derrick Silva and had come for his daughter!<br/><br/>She listened, for his reply, for any sign of the others attacking, for bloody stinkers to turn up or maybe that Jake guy starting to fire his gun or to call out for someone, who knew what else couldn't go bloody wrong on a day as fucked up as this. Wiping a cobweb out of her face, she forced herself to calm down, keep talking, keep things friendly. "Scouting. A plane crashed nearby a while back, but I only saw it a few days ago. There's an American soldier in it. He'll stand up on the plane and shoot at stinkers in broad daylight, when you've just explained why one must keep out of their sight and be quiet, and you're sitting right next to him with a slingshot and all, so, I didn't care to stick around."