It was green, very very green.  The upturned earth had already been overgrown to a degree.  That meant that the ship had not crashed that recently, the Forest was trying to take back what it once held as its own.  She peered around, her eyes having already been adjusted to perfectly suit the amount of light given off by the... two suns above.  There was also a moon in the middle of the day.  An interesting change to be sure, the red orb looked out of place, but she supposed she would have to get used to it for the foreseeable future.

"AI, are you detecting anything strange?"  She asked.  Why hadn't FIB given her access to some of the important systems like that?  She had to ask like she was talking to a computer giving her readouts, what was this, some cheap sci-fi flick?  Heads-up displays in her eyes, skintight clothing suits, horrifying somethings, and a crashed ship.  It screamed cheap B movie.  At least that meant there wouldn't be explosions for no reason, no B movie could afford Michael Bay, right?

"Short-range scan picks up no life forms of note within 20 meters," Ai replied.

"How exactly are we scanning things?"

"The Antanae on our head picks up and broadcasts signals in our surroundings."  The robot in her brain replied... well she was in its brain, but that was the same thing in the end, right?  

"She stepped out lightly onto the edge, hearing a small rattle she turned her head and immediately fell onto her butt biting back a scream.  There was an ENORMOUS insect... thing outside.  It was eating something that looked almost human.  

The small spear suddenly felt completely useless.