"Well I suppose anywhere away from here would be a good start, and I don't mind a little work," she responded before Starkiller turned back to the path they were following. Eniko recognized the sights of the city around her, excitement rapidly growing within her system the closer they would get to the landing pads and ship holding areas. With a little more pep in her step she skipped slightly behind Starkiller until she noticed the silence and quickly ceased her happy behavior and looked around to also see the troopers passing by. She really didn't want to see them again, not after that last encounter. Once they entered the landing pads her eyes grew wide at the sight of so many ships, new or old she didn't care it was like sending a hungry child into a sweet shop without a spending limit. "Amazing!" she said happily, even when she caught sight of the larger, more traveled ship among them all. "Is that..." she heard the footsteps too and fell silent, cringing at the sudden command to halt. "Shit..." she sighed, her eyes closing to hold back tears she was sure were to come at having been stopped so close to freedom. Eniko raised her hands, waiting for the cuffs once again. When the cuffs never came, and the whimpers began she opened her eyes and saw that the men had all turned on each other and she could indeed feel the bizarre energies radiating from Starkiller, darker and more powerful than she had ever felt before from anyone. "No!" she said, looking at him and then at the men poised to fire on each other. "If that's you, just let them go so we can get out of here. We're too close to freedom to risk blood on our hands..." She ran over to Starkiller and tugged on his cloak. "They aren't worth it, let's just go!"