Juan took the map and looked it over before nodding to Andrew, then he started off to where he'd watched the body fall. He stopped for a moment though, realizing he had no way of communicating. The young man quickly rushed to the still hovering helicopter, grabbed a radio, and then started his search once more. As he got farther away from the chopper, things became quiet. The lack of vegetation was both a curse and a blessing. On the one hand, there was no where for predators to really hide. On the other hand, there was no where for him to hide either.
Every step he took, there was a pause, every breath was followed by a sweep of the area with his eyes. Like traversing a minefield, he took each step as if it could be his last. Something occured to him as he did his slow search, he only had an idea of where the body was.
"El Loco to helicopter, yo hermano? You there?" He said into the radio. "When you get done dropping the others off, I'd appreciate you giving me directions to reporters body, over."