((OOC: No, that's fine. I like to keep the game moving forward myself. :)))<br/><br/>Rachel did feel refreshed after even that short of a little nap. Just something to take the edge off after the long trip down here. She doesn't seem to suffer the physical effects of fatigue anymore, such as sore muscles or even running out of breath, but she still felt mental exhaustion just as much as anyone.<br/><br/>Rachel was once again lamenting the high-heels built into the rest of the suit as she felt the cold creeping into her toes. She'd grabbed an extra long pair of cold-weather pants, and they helped, covering all the way to her toes, but she still didn't have protection underneath. Rachel was just thinking the lab monkeys better be right, they'll hear about it for certain if she loses her toes to frostbite, when the crewman suddenly disappeared into the yawning chasm.<br/><br/>Without hesitation, Rachel sprints over there as quickly as the terrain allows. She doesn't want to get too close on her feet, suffer the same fate, but she has to see if the man is alright; he could be down six feet, on a ledge. When she gets close enough Rachel drops down, getting her weight spread out till she's lying on her belly and looking over where the man fell.