Scott was able to remain calm with the arrival of the orbs but when one of them circled behind the team and began to ‘push’ them forward his nerves started to get the better of him. He felt like he was being forced into an ambush and didn’t like it one bit. In fact the only thing that kept him from retreating and defending himself was the look on the doctor’s face. She seemed just as frightened as he was but she was determined to follow the orbs and solve the mystery. Scott had little choice but to follow along as well.<br/><br/>The orbs disappearance coupled with the sudden but deliberate appearance of other humans was almost what he expected. Both Scott and McCormack lowered their weapons slowly and put their hands to their sides. Scott looked to Dr. Randall to make first contact but for several moments no one spoke. Then the gathered refugees made the first move; with two of their number stepping forward and in perfect English explained they didn’t want help any longer and Scott and his team should leave. There was a vague threat behind his words as well.<br/><br/>Scott looked at Dr. Randall and nodded his head in agreement. He sized the assorted humans up and saw that not a one appeared to be armed with anything more than bare hands. They all appeared to be healthy although they also appeared to have had hard lives mostly outdoors in the elements. He stepped forward cautiously and addressed the two people before him. “We will leave as you wish. We are only here because we heard your call for help. We mean no harm.”<br/><br/>There were still so many unanswered questions and he felt that if they left now, the answers would never be found. He looked to the doctor for support as he continued in slow measured tones. “Is there any message that we could bring back to your people? And is there any thing you can tell us of the orbs which are here with you that may help others in a similar situation?”<br/><br/>His questions were obviously meant to gather intelligence on this unknown group of people, but he tried to phrase them in a way that seemed less intrusive and more about helping people. Which was truly just as valid a reason; if not necessarily the reason he wanted answers.<br/>