Well this wasn't the most favorite type of activity. She generally had bad memories of planet entries, including the one where they had eldar raiders on their tails the entire time her transport was crash landed. That didn't leave a good memory, but this rocking craft without any weapons reminded her of the old day to a point. She just waited patiently in her seat, strapped with the belts for protection, waiting for them to land. 

 [color=f7941d]“You must be damned kidding me.”[/color] She mumbled as the Thunderhawk lost power. Did they get hit by a lightning strike that fried the electronics!? The warp, did this craft doesn't have protection against such things?! [color=f7941d][i]'I still have that bottle of brandy... I must finish drinking...'[/i][/color] She thought as the craft was heading ever so closer to the surface. It was a small thing, but hey for her it was important! It took forever to find proper alcohol!

 Then the impact came and the impact ended. Everything in her head was spinning and it took her a good few moments to gather her bearings, struggling to get up and head to the exit of the transport. She could hear the rain hitting the hull.[color=f7941d]” Still here...”[/color] She stated, unbuckling the belts and pulling her small case of tools with her. She took it just in case she had to repair anything and judging by the landing, she was going to have to repair a lot of things by the end of this mission.

 [color=f7941d]“Roger...”[/color] She mumbled when she was told her group, making note of their transport.[color=f7941d]” We are lucky it's raining...”[/color] Vala stated quietly, just stretching her right arm a little to get rid of the numbness it had from the impact earlier.

 [color=f7941d]“I will check up the engine of the Taurox... this kind of landing could cause leaky fuel connections or other small damages that could be catastrophic... Don't want to have a disconnected pipe or something that starts spilling fluids and renders the vehicle useless after some use...”[/color] She stated as they were moving.