Reaper stayed in the back of the transport, unmoving as only a mechanical or construct could, before it pulled out a small kit and began filing down some clear, crystalline like objects down into lens, replacing the cracked ones in its helm. As the Major returned, it was busy replacing the third of five broken lens, and it took a moment before it could take the pad. It simply nodded at the comment, taking the pad and seeming to glance at it briefly, before setting it down to finish the current lens replacement. In reality, it had already attempted a link with the data pad, and discovered it had no wireless ports, a clear indication that someone was trying to counter its kind. Stalkers usually tried to subvert, or outright disrupt if they couldn't subvert, as many systems of their opponents as they could, using a speed that only an electronic lifeform could duplicate, let alone counter, and that was assuming it was working alone.<br/><br/>Still, since it couldn't directly pull the code off the pad, it had no way of checking to see if they had connected it to an actual computer, which might have downloaded the entire map before deleting the non-relevant parts. It still took nearly a minute before it realized that it was being dropped off on Jashah's world, which was EXACTLY where it wanted to go. It was not, however, where a standard line warrior would need to go unless things here were much worse that it expected. That made it put up the repair kit, and analyze the likely ways it had been detected, plus how they had known. Not a relaxing exercise.