LaraCroft & Scanella
You ever think about using drones to scout a site before we even step foot in the ruins?
Yeah, I actually have a drone in the back of my garage. I can program it to fly over the ruins, give us a live feed and even mark points of interest. Saves me the trip and keeps me from walking into a trap, right? Plus, if it spots anything weird, I can ping the team instantly. Whatās the plan for the actual visit?
Great, a drone is a gameāchanger. Hereās the play: weāll hit the site at dawn to beat the heat, do a quick ground sweep to look for obvious traps, then jump in when the drone clears the way. If the drone spots a hidden chamber or a pit, Iāll give the team a headsāup so we can plan a safe approach. Keep the battery full, the camera clear, and letās move fastāno time for hesitation. Ready to go?
Sounds solid. Battery topped, lens clean, and Iāve set the autopilot to flag anything suspicious. Iāll monitor the feed and buzz you when we spot something. Letās get up before the sun hits the ruins. Ready to roll.
Time to roll outālet's get a good look and make history. See you on the ground.
Alright, Iām readyāletās make it happen. See you there.
Letās go. I'll meet you at the perimeter. See you in a minute.
Got itāsee you in a minute.
Got itāsee you in a minute.
Almost set upāI'll meet you at the perimeter shortly. See you in a minute.