Place it just after a slow setup shot, when the group is still waiting for someone to move. Follow it with Okay Let's Go once the action finally starts, so the rush turns into motion. Put Enemy Spotted before it if the delay comes from a threat, giving the hurry a clear reason.
O tym dźwięku
This 16-second clip is a voice calling out to Sheva, urging her to hurry up and keep moving. The push gives it an impatient, tense energy that still lands as funny when it interrupts a slow moment. It works best as a quick prod, turning a pause or delay into a joke about someone taking too long.