It was nice to see some jump to it; those were the men she wanted on her side, but the other three... if she were a Republic soldier, she would have torn into their asses then and there, or maybe later.  Greens were dangerous, unpredictable... that's why she liked experienced veterans, as did most officers she'd known.  The man with them from PROGO, even if he was a politician, was not so bad; had his head on straight, didn't get in the way, and<em>let her do her goddamn job</em>, and for that she had some respect for him... or at least could tolerate him.<br/><br/>"I know.  Just stay back and let the two of us handle it if you're following us in." Nayru said to the PROGO man as they got moving, getting ready to stack up once they found the door.<br/><br/>The open door was... well, it was a shoddy job, even if Nayru wasn't the most mechanically-inclined of anyone there.  Amateurs... not very predictable, but probably couldn't fight too well.  How many, how talented, intentions... she didn't know, but as they stacked up to the nearby side-door--the man there had a good idea with going in a different entrance--Nayru took a breath and calmed herself, the adrenaline already pumping.  She'd done this countless times before, and this would be no different.<br/><br/>"Ready...<em>Move</em>!" she announced, ready to begin the operation...