Amara leaped backwards out of the way when her companion jumped in. Thanks to her abilities she had been able to predict his movements and thus avoid interfering. She studied the movements of their opponent, mostly ignoring the words spoken by either party. She wasn't exactly a chatty Cathy to begin with, so she had even less interest in conversing with the enemy during a fight. It hardly mattered what he thought. They were young to be Masters, and certainly young to be on the council. She was, in fact, the youngest Master to ever be appointed a seat on the Jedi council, so far as she knew. But she hardly saw how that mattered, so she had no interest in informing him of this fact.<br/><br/>He was right, the Jedi couldn't really afford to lose them. But that was precisely why they couldn't fail. It was a risk that had to be taken in order to attempt to ensure the survival of their Order. The loss of two Jedi, even two such as themselves, was nothing compared to the complete fall of the entire Order. Still, she had no intention of failing. In fact, she had every intention of ensuring that the man before them, and his two partners all failed whatever mission they were here for. And that they never had another mission again.<br/><br/>She waited patiently to make her next move. She only hoped her partner would catch on to her plan and act as she anticipated he would. She first used the Force to lift the snow around them up, swirling it around them so that their visibility was even further reduced. It was next to impossible to see through the haze. She, however, didn't need her eyes to see. She closed them and used the Force to picture her environment, every snow-covered rock and boulder, their camp, her partner, and their enemy. Next she used the Force to lift him up and throw him hard against the nearby rock face. From there she leaped through the snow and attacked him. She felt the blades cut through flesh as she landed with her own feet against the rock and propelled herself backwards, landing gracefully nearby. From there she reached out with the Force once more, grabbing hold of her opponent and sending him flying through the air towards her partner while simultaneously hurling a large boulder right for him. The two collided mid-air and came crashing down near her partner.<br/><br/>She hoped he wouldn't finish him off just yet. Incapacitate him, if he wasn't already in such a state, but not kill him. They needed information and he could be just what they needed. She could get the information by reaching into his mind, if necessary, but if her partner wished to try to extract the information verbally first, she was fine with that. Less effort she would have to expend, given that she would only need to determine the truth of his answers. And even if he refused to talk, asking about it may bring some details to the forefront of his mind, making it easier for her to pick them out rather than having to go digging inside the depths of his mind.