As you go further into her throat, an air stream came out of her lungs, it was so strong that the ship is pushed away from the throat.
Your first idea is that the air was going to take you out of her mouth but when you see it from the back of her throat, her mouth is closed, and the wind is taking you to her nose, she was going to exhale you through there.
You try to fight the wind until it stops, but, it's still useless.
But something happened. The ship crashed on a slimy and sticky green object. It was mucus, the mucus of Velma's nose saved you from being expulsed of her body.
You can see the hairs of the nose from where you were, they moved as the air came in and out.
With this sticky situation, you decided to begin your project talking about the nasal cavity. With a protective suit, you get out of your ship to scan the mucus and to investigate about how the nose registers the smells and takes that information to the brain.
After a while you return to your ship with your information, the report of the nasal cavity was competed. Now you could continue with your investigation inside Velma's body.
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