Blue raised an eyebrow at his words, her lips pursed into a half smile. It was amusing, almost adorable, the whole protective brother thing. She'd always wanted a sibling to do the same for her, being an only child was lonely, and she always wondered how much different her life would be if she did have a brother or sister to relate to.<br/><br/>The conversation changed as they neared the barracks, dark brows knitting together into a frown as she glared at him. So that's what she was now, a distraction? She might not have been if she'd have just left his brother to die in that raid. Jeez. Talk about unappreciative. She barged past him, shoving him out of the way with the little strength she had and continuing into the barracks, heading straight for her bed.<br/><br/>The blonde threw her backpack onto the bed, slipping her shoes and socks off and the extra jumper she'd pulled on for their adventuring before making her way across the floor to the washroom. Time for a shower. She didn't really need one after getting so angry, her face felt hot as did her hands, but it was at least an excuse to have 20 minutes or so alone. She slammed the door, mainly as a sign to show how pissed she was - just incase the whole shoving and storming off part didn't make that clear.