The leader of the squad apologizes to the other soldiers for the mess they've made. He's sure that the enemy didn't notice them until he almost tripped over them. The leader tells the others to get out of the way, because the enemy is coming after them. They don't know what to do, since they're surrounded by a bunch of gauna. They can't see where the enemy's hiding, but they do know that the sun's setting. They're not sure if the sun is up or down, but it's getting dark. The sun is setting, and the enemy has come after the sun. It's not clear whether the sun has set or not, but the leader says that he's going to try to get the sun to go down. He tells the other guys to get up and run. He says that they'll have to wait until the sun goes down before they can figure out what's wrong with the enemy. The other guys are confused, since the sun doesn't seem to have set yet. They think the sun will go down soon, and they'd better get up ASAP because it'll be dark by then.