<div align="center"><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: courier;">Nadine<br/>Research Specialist<br/>Tagging: David</span></div><hr/><hr/><br/>David prattled on about something that Nadine caught bits and pieces of, but didn't really pay close attention to. Her attention was on the dire need to get moving, and here she was with a grown man hanging onto her for support. The irony was astoundingly hilarious. How she; a tom-boyish nature, who was balls-to-the-wall do-it-myself kind of girl who wasn't afraid of getting her hands dirty.. someone who rarely, if ever, asked for help from anyone..<em>she</em>was with the vertigo'd historian. Gritting her teeth, she suffered through it regardless, albeit not exactly thrilled. This trip was proving to teach her far more than she had intended.. And not on the life of planets, but her own life. Herself.<br/><br/>A woman that Nadine hadn't noticed before struggled to stand nearby, and Nadine's gaze flickered to her with an arch of her slender brow.<em>Who is she?</em>The thought was interrupted as soon as it begun when Hannah's voice pierced the  slowly receding silence.<br/><br/><em>"…Nadine, you and David can go find some wood, right?…"</em><br/><br/>The pilot closed the distance, then, and Nadine gave him a nod of her head in acknowledgement. David's voice murmured something else, and she looked over at him, hands still gripped beneath his shoulders, her body weighted to the side that supported him.<br/><br/><em>"A huge step for america. A small step for humanity."</em><br/><br/>Nadine chuckled.<em>Yeah…</em><br/><br/>Sighing, Nadine nodded. Turning her chin to look at the man she still held, though she had now released a great deal of her support and he was standing largely on his own, she thrust her chin in the direction of the line of forestry.<strong>"I think we'll find something over there.. What do you say? Can you walk on your own?"</strong>She let him steady himself for a moment, spotting her hands around his shoulders until she was sure he was somewhat confident before she started for the trees. Knowing he would follow, she kept her pace slow just in case he was still a bit wobbly, and wanted to keep up.<br/>