Outside, by the door
Extending its shields appropriately, the SRSS Yggdrasill then extended its grapplers. Reaching out with what appeared to be simplistic but jointed arms with five-fingered hands on the end, the graft adjusted a hand and reached over. It made a fist and started to knock on the door. Rather than being a simply knock, it was a sequence which those versed in such might recognize as Morse Code.
<STAND BACK>
After giving this warning, and giving a bit of time for people on the other end of the door to find safety, the fingers opened and adjusted their grip around the hatch. However, what happened wasn't a lift and tear, but rather the sound of cutting and the light of a torch. The ship got to work, cutting into the door...before smaller tools extended from the fingers...starting to disassemble the hatch's internal mechanisms. It seemed to be done with the intent to be easily repaired later.
Finally, the craft opened the door with a groan of metal...ready to use its other hand's grapplers to grab hostiles or shock them.
The door would lift off its hinges, remaining suspended a few meters above the ground. It was covering a passage that would decend downward at an angle for a few meters before ending at a smaller airlock door. This door did appear to have some kind of sensor near the top, as well as a control panel that was covered up by a clear plastic hatch off to one side. It seemed large enough for two of the bulky suits that Quartz was wearing to pass through shoulder to shoulder, but not large enough for vehicles.
Green-Thumb would take a look at the door that had been lifted up, and then looked over at Toshiro. She certainly didn't want to get in the way of the heavy machinery.
"I take it we are clear to move in?"
Toshiro, in his Kylie, gave a nod. "Yes, you're clear. The other door skill needs opened though. It shouldn't be as heavily armored, but it may well be designed with measures to counter a breach. We should certainly be careful. We're getting to where we could easily be considered hostiles or contaminants. We should not, under any circumstances we can reasonably avoid, remove our power armor or expose the internal atmosphere to our own life support systems or flesh. That'll at least give us a chance of saying we didn't contaminate anything."
"Right." Green-Thumb said, nodding along... though with her power armor that motion may be easily lost as a visual cue. Internally, she was frowning of course. The group seemed to be running around, doing their best to get ahold of the girl they were trying to safely bring back. "Green-Horn, Launch Drones, scout it out."
"uh, Yes Ma'am!" She shouted, her attention drawn out from her sensor readouts that were looking for the rest of the group. She would unholster the launcher on her back, and pick out a magazine with blue tape on it.
*THUNK*
One round would fire out, the device no larger than a fist would unfold a set of fins behind it, slow down, and then duck down into the passageway, relaying back a video feed as it approached the door. As soon as it got close, the door would open up automatically, allowing the drone to zip inside to an entry chamber. There appeared to be another interior door, along with another set of sensors and a large display mounted over the door. Some vents along either side of the room seemed to house some atmospheric processing 'stuff'... likely used to clean out anything that was brought into this air-lock.
"Alright..." Green-Thumb said, sounding non-plussed at the reading sent back by the sensor, "I will head in first. Assuming I don't explode, the rest of you can follow..."
"I feel obligrated to remind you that if this remotely guided Power Armor is destroyed, I will not suffer any form of loss or death." Yggdrasill said, reminding Green-Thumb that an immediate sacrifice not be needed.
"Yeah, but I can't exactly let the hired help get blown up... " Her voice lacked a certain seriousness as she stomped forward, choosing to side down the hole rather than trying to use the stairs, letting her momentum carry her through the door and into the interior chamber. Sure, letting the Yggdrasill go first was probably the better choice... but she didn't come all the way out here just to stand back.