Amara glanced his way when he spoke. She'd already gathered that the blizzard was coming, which would provide them some cover. It would not provide so much as a cave or something hidden might, but it was better than nothing. She understood to a point his reasoning in wanting to be seen. It would be easier to take one alone than all three. Still, they hadn't gathered any intelligence on them yet, so they would be going into the fight almost blind. Of course, so would the enemy, and they would outnumber them if they came alone, so their chances were still better, so long as one came alone. She hardly saw how it would benefit them if all three came at once, though. They would not only be going in blind, but outnumbered. Gauging how big of a threat an enemy was served them better if they could gauge this without engaging them. She preferred a more cautious approach to simply hoping for the best, but it was what it was. They saw things differently and that was fine. She wasn't generally one to simply sit back and allow others to lead without her input, but given that he hadn't really asked for her opinion, she didn't bother to offer it. They were here now so she would adapt to the situation and make the most of it. She had faith in her own abilities, and he no doubt had faith in his if he was confident enough to take a bet like this, so she had to trust that he knew what he was doing. He had been chosen as her partner for a reason, after all.<br/><br/>"Very well." she replied with a nod when he said he needed to sleep. She tended to sleep less than most, so she wasn't terribly tired at present. Relaxing on the flight here had been enough rest to last her for a while longer. She hopped up to a spot with better visibility and took a seat as he drifted off to sleep. Despite choosing a location with increased visibility, she closed her eyes, using the Force, rather than her eyes, to keep watch.<br/><br/>It was a rather uneventful watch, which was fine by her. Before she knew it, it was time to switch. She dropped down and woke the other Jedi for his watch. "Be careful." she warned him. She felt an odd sense of foreboding. Still, she couldn't feel or see anyone close by, so she would rest for now and let him take his watch. She laid down and willed sleep to come. She slept well enough until she was jolted from her sleep by her companion. She jumped up and wiped the sleep from her eyes, staring out into the blizzard at the figure. She reached out through the Force and read him, frowning as she did. In the blink of an eye her lightsabers were in her hands and the twin blades ignited, white blades springing to life as the figure charged their way.<br/><br/>She leaped over her companion and blocked the first blow from the enemy using the Force rather than her blade, before pushing the enemy back using the Force and attacking him with a flurry of her own strikes. Lightsaber combat was not her preferred style, she preferred the use of the force, but that didn't mean she wasn't skilled in lightsaber combat. Not as strong as some, perhaps, but she was fast, agile, and able to anticipate her opponents moves with incredible accuracy. That was where her skill in such battles came from. She held the opponent at bay, giving her partner time to come up with his own plan of attack before jumping in to aid her.