Rebekah tumbled through the hatch when Sean shoved her.  She rolled with the motion, coming up to her feet and bracing herself in the corridor with the railing.<br/><br/>Breathing heavily, she looked around.  The gratings on the ceiling worried her before she saw the signs by the levers.<em>Ah.  Decon chamber and airlock.  Right.</em><br/><br/>She could see the soldier at the far end if the corridor.  He was apparently the one on the intercom.  The other woman - the one who had gone back for her meds - moved quickly to the Disengage Payload lever and waited.  Rebekah moved a bit closer to the hatch they'd come through, ready to assist the others with the hatch if need be.<br/><br/>Adrenaline still coursed through her body.  She had to fight to stay steady and unmoving until there was something to<strong>do</strong>, and to remind herself that the men at the hatch weren't moving as slowly as they seemed to be.