"Take a lantern before you go!" she calls after the retreating backs. Peter's not the one she's worried about, since he's staying there where she can keep an eye on him and he seems pretty intent on the work that needs to be done. Hopefully the rest of the group is willing to follow those guidelines; she's gonna be rolling her eyes if people don't want to follow basic safety protocols.

"Here, let me have that," Fang says, moving to grab another lantern in case it's needed and holding out her hand for the one Peter grabbed. "I'll take care of all this sort of stuff so you can work on that. Just tell me if you need me to hit anything." Because, as they all know, thirty percent of fixing a broken piece of equipment is knowing exactly where, when, and how hard to hit it to get it working again.

Moving back to the pod, Fang sets down the two lanterns about ten feet apart to give them something resembling even coverage of light, then starts cranking the one closer to the pod after a moment of studying it. The filament flickers and then shoots into much brighter light the longer she cranks; when it looks like it's at full power and will stay there for awhile, then she moves onto the second one, repeating the process. "Any idea what's going to need to happen here, or do you need to look a little closer first?"