Richard looked out from the cover of the ruins they were staying in and adjusted his hat to keep the water from spilling over and into his grey eyes. This storm was a great big one. Bigger then he'd seen in a couple of years. He did notice the small bit of flame that was coming down through the storm. He tracked its progress guaging where it might impact. "Limix, there's a stone fall. We can check it out once the storm breaks..." He looked over at his friend and sighed with affection. She was a pain in the butt sometimes, but they'd been friends their entire lives, all 26 of them. He checked the remains of the stone roof out of habit and curled up next to Limix to watch the storm through the holes. "Don't worry, it'll be over soon."<br/><br/>When the storm finally broke a few hours later the small group made its way through the jungle heading for the suspected metorite impact site. "Good thing it came down in the darkness of the storm. Otherwise we'd have never seen it."<br/>"Speak for yourself. I have excellent eyesight."<br/>"Then take a look up there. Seems like it wasn't a metorite afterall." Richard said pointing upwards at the suspended aircraft. "What is that? It looks like a mechanical Skybax."<br/>"There also appears to be a human inside it as well." Limix said pointing at the cockpit.<br/>"We'd better see if they're alive. If they are, looks like we're heading back to Waterfall City either way."  Richard said looking at the surrounding giant trees and wondering just HOW exactly he was going to get the pilot down without killing them both. With that in mind he starts up the trees heading for the mechanical flyer. Looking at the side nearest him he spots what looks like a hatch. Holding onto a sturdy vine he carefully swings over and after a few tries manages to get inside the belly of the mechanical beast. Making his way forward and down. His thin frame easily handling the treck but the constant shifting was leaving him more then a little nervous. He checked the pilot and noticed the pilot was still breathing. He also noticed the pilot was a woman... however the buckle arrangement took him a few minutes to figure out before he realized it was just a simple latch mechanism. He grabbed the pilot and made his way back to and out of the hatch. The next problem was actually easier then the first. Getting her to the ground was easily done by hacking a few vines down and wrapping her in it and them wrapping himself in them and carefully climbing down.<br/>Once down, he checked the unknown woman for any obvious injuries. Hopefully she came through the trip without to much harm.