Sanada grunted as they came to a stop, his muscles working overtime to keep him standing. He was pretty sure he pulled something but he'd have time for that later. Safety had to be first. "Got it," He said to Niou. He then turned to the pilot who was looking a bit overwhelmed by the short flight and the continuing crab chaos in the shuttle. "See what's working and what isn't but be ready to leave the ship at the first call." Nothing was screaming at them on the sensors about impending explosions but who knew what was actually working. He figured the risk was worth it for right now for the pilot to compose himself and then to start doing diagnostics.

He then turned to rest of them to look them over. Nobody seemed dead or dying so that was good. "If you don't have anything to do and it's safe, try to see if you can record what's happening out there. The science nerds will want as much info as you can get." He grabbed his multi-tool off of Mizuki as well as his boots (carefully shaken to empty them) and his helmet before heading out to start looking over the shuttle.