The answer Repsol recieved was pretty uncomforting. For all he knew, they could be trotting into a damn deathtrap, and nopony would even see it coming. The fact the tower went out slightly before the colonies was also rather suspicious. Who or whatever might be the cause of all the blackouts has definitely been here, and maybe still was.
As his helmet's radio crackled to life, he responded with a simple "Following.", carefull not to fall into regular habits and refer to his commanding officer as ma'am.
The dust and mud thrown into the air by the shuttle sticked to his helmet's visor, restricting his view. He wiped a hoof over it in an attempt to clean it, but only succeeds in spreading the dirt out. Letting out a annoyed groan, he removed the helmet entirely. This however was a pretty bad move as the immense humidity attacked his now bare face.
Leaving no time to spare, he swiftly wiped his helmet's visor of any mud and quickly pressed it over his head again, silently cussing at himself for ever taking the thing off.
Now with better vision, Repsol looked around. The thick forest seemed to be extending for an eternity, and probably where. There was pretty much no sign of sivilisation anywhere, and it was only that he knew that there was a radio tower there somewhere, otherwise he would have thought they where the first to set hoof in this place.
Now thinking about it, he had seen the tower sticking out over the canopy, tough he was never really good at making assumptions. He decided to call over the radio.@@xzeno, "Ma- uhm... Gaze, do we have an expected time of arrival?"