Breathless and panting as well, using so many biotic moves in such quick succession can really take a toll on her stamina besides the actual physicality of the fight itself. Her body was also aching, mostly from being flipped over mid-charge, but the counter was ingenious. She couldn’t argue that. None of the digital enemies she fought thought to do that, though she knew that was due to programming limitations. This man was no program. He was as real as she and any others residing inside the hotel.<br/><br/>It didn’t even phase her that he held her in place. She was exhausted and wasn’t going to be moving to fight it any time soon. But if she needed a reason to, she wouldn’t hesitate to throw him again. Something in his demeanor told her that he wouldn’t though, especially with the call for a truce, a mutual surrender. Definitely not going to argue that. She just nodded in agreement.<br/><br/>Nalia couldn’t help but quirk a small smile when he brushed the hair from her face, and even more so matching his own. That’s when she noticed something about the way he looked at her. She couldn’t quite place it but it certainly elicited a few desires within herself. She couldn’t be sure of it though, so all she could do was tilt her head as she laid there on the floor, her hair splayed out around her head shifting only a bit as she moved. “Penny for your thoughts?” She offered him, curious to know what was going on in his mind right now.