<div class="floatleft">(http://images.wikia.com/halofanon/images/f/f1/BSPARTAN.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Adelaine 'Addie' aka Shadow<br/><strong>Unit Type:</strong>Spartan  (Sierra six three six)<br/><strong>Location:</strong>New York<br/><strong>Tagged:</strong>Open<br/><br/><br/><div align="center"><em>We're not in Kansas anymore, Toto....</em></div><hr/><hr/><br/>The spartan hissed, the span between her ping to a one 'PFC Matthew Fry' going unanswered. She repeated the call, cycling her call down to the frequency she was sure had carried his distress call. Only an unending silence in her ears. The woman shifted, peering from around her cover, the patrol moved on- unable to spot anything worthy to kill. She hugged the shattered remains of the building, making a half speed movement across the street into the shadow and cover over another rundown residence. Adelaine had no idea what had transpired with the PFC that had made him not answer but she also knew there were other Spartans out there. There were only two options at this moment and neither sounds particularly good.<br/><br/>One... Find PFC Fry.<br/><br/>Two... Search out the possibility that any of the others were still alive.<br/><br/>True, spartans were hard to kill but it was not impossible. As much as they liked to label the dead as MIA, not KIA... It was a legacy that they never died. She carried that thought with her, and felt the strength of those gone before beat in her blood. She could not leave a fellow combatant behind, even if it meant to collect his dog tags and move on. Maybe she could do both at the same time. Moving silently, she weaved to and fro from shadow to shadow in search of any friendlies.<br/><br/>Her call was quiet, hoping someone would hear her broadcast on her team's frequencies,<em>"Oly Oly Oxen Free."</em>The spartan signal was an all clear and was known only to Spartan-IIs. The all clear was given on other USN comms, hoping to pick out anyone that was an Hell jumper or otherwise.<strong>"Sierra six three six offering aid. Anyone out there?"</strong>