Ahsoka didn't like what might be so protected or needed in that crate, but she kept an eye on the other about it. She backed off a bit as the green haired one came closer. She gave him the eye, pointed at his eyes then hers, then backed away, watching as the one guy towered over Trunk. Oh man, please be able to handle this, Trunks. She's pretty sure she'd be screwed if she were fighting that alone.
She moved off to the side though, more middle ground then their own side, which meant closer to Corrsk's side. Her hands on her hips, watching his actions, but trying to watch the fight too. If there was ever a moment that she could simply slip in and force push him away, she might take it. So long as they were one on one here, and not having to battle the green haired one? They should be fine.
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Date: 2017-03-01 06:15 am (UTC)She moved off to the side though, more middle ground then their own side, which meant closer to Corrsk's side. Her hands on her hips, watching his actions, but trying to watch the fight too. If there was ever a moment that she could simply slip in and force push him away, she might take it. So long as they were one on one here, and not having to battle the green haired one? They should be fine.