After quite a while of writing in his journal and trying to deduce more information than was really realistic of him, Baxter couldn't ignore the need to go talk to the others and get a few things clear. He wanted to know why Isabel had lost it on the leader of the Stalkers and nearly gotten herself killed, he wanted to know what Makoto or William were planning to do in response to him having pulled a weapon on his commanding officer, and, the only information he truly cared about, he wanted to find out what William had found out from the Colonel: whether or not the Federation had known it was a medical evac ship that was taking off, and what he planned to do in the likelihood that he did. Could anyone continue to just follow orders after being forced to commit an atrocity like that?<br/><br/>Seeking his team out, the British pilot eventually found them all at the shooting range, giving them a nod before taking up a spot one booth over. He didn't really know how to start, especially with all three there, but he had a feeling at least one of the men would have something of their own to say to him, for better or for worse.