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<blockquote data-quote="kid A" data-source="post: 1271961" data-attributes="member: 11757">Inside Warehouse 37 Las Vegas, Nevada0723:30 hours, June 3, 2003Andreev listened carefully to Jeremiah's request.&nbsp; He didn't know quite what to do.&nbsp; Of course he understood Jeremiah's position.&nbsp; He needed to see the creatures' actions and body movements to give him a better understanding of their language and communication.&nbsp; And yet, Andreev had his orders to protect the civilian members of the team.&nbsp; In fact, he was not to engage the creatures at all unless they attempted to escape the warehouse through the elevator shaft.&nbsp; He weighed the two options carefully in his head, and came to a decision.&nbsp; &quot;Mr. Grayson, I will agree to send you down into the warehouse on the following condition: that you stay out of sight until given clearance by either myself or Commander Durant to communicate with the creatures.&nbsp; Until such time, you must agree to keep your harness fastened and remain in the elevator shaft, so that we may pull you back up quickly if necessary.&nbsp; Use the time well to study the creatures and record as much video and audio information as possible for later study.&nbsp; You will be putting yourself in harm's way, and I am concerned for your safety.&nbsp; However, I do understand the request and agree with your need for more information, so I will have to ask you to follow my orders.&nbsp; Do you agree to these terms?&quot;&nbsp; He eyed Jeremiah, waiting for an answer...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kid A, post: 1271961, member: 11757"] Inside Warehouse 37 Las Vegas, Nevada 0723:30 hours, June 3, 2003 Andreev listened carefully to Jeremiah's request. He didn't know quite what to do. Of course he understood Jeremiah's position. He needed to see the creatures' actions and body movements to give him a better understanding of their language and communication. And yet, Andreev had his orders to protect the civilian members of the team. In fact, he was not to engage the creatures at all unless they attempted to escape the warehouse through the elevator shaft. He weighed the two options carefully in his head, and came to a decision. "Mr. Grayson, I will agree to send you down into the warehouse on the following condition: that you stay out of sight until given clearance by either myself or Commander Durant to communicate with the creatures. Until such time, you must agree to keep your harness fastened and remain in the elevator shaft, so that we may pull you back up quickly if necessary. Use the time well to study the creatures and record as much video and audio information as possible for later study. You will be putting yourself in harm's way, and I am concerned for your safety. However, I do understand the request and agree with your need for more information, so I will have to ask you to follow my orders. Do you agree to these terms?" He eyed Jeremiah, waiting for an answer... [/QUOTE]

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