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"I'll have to keep in touch, then." While she may not have seen herself working solely with Nin's family having those sorts of connections and partners if she needed them would be amazing! They could work together to keep Matori safe for all the little beasties! At least, that's what the teen was aiming for.

Getting down was much easier for Mina than it was getting up. She hopped down and curled her body in a quick roll, as she'd done so many times before. The Hapuna didn't raise up once she'd settled, though; instead, she used her lower posture to slink over toward Nin, then a little ways past her into a separate hiding position.

All they needed was a distraction, right? Unraveling her whip, Mina waited for a moment when the dock hands weren't watching to lightly toss it out. It caught the eye of a few Xaraan, who stared at it curiously, but when she wiggled it like a snake they started to panic.

With any luck she could spook a few to run, or at least cause enough chaos to where Nin to finish it up. If she wasn't caught, that is.

It wasn't hard to keep up the ruse. As long as Mina flicked her whip then the Xaraan in the area cried out, one even went so far as to try to stomp on it, but when some workers got closer she quickly pulled the weapon back to her side.

All she had to do was keep it going until Nin could get out. So, Mina picked up a little pebble and tossed it into the frey. The sound couldn't be heard over the ruckus, but the movement was enough to get some of the Xaraan moving. They pulled against their restraints, bucking against their captors and luckily a few managed to break free.

It might not mean their freedom, but hopefully it was enough to buy Nin some time. Once she was sure the Matorian had made it out then Mina would take off as well.