Considering her partner's distraction, it was fortunate she didn't actually need any help with the final ninja. They weren't really that impressive, these ninja. Maybe that's why they felt the need to attack them in a group? Whatever the reason, she quickly disarmed the last one, and backed the nin off of the branch.

Although it wasn't directly her intent, she wouldn't say it wasn't useful to her that he managed to fall in such a way that he managed to injure his leg (broken, she thought, but from where she was she couldn't really say). Either way, he collapsed immediately, and a moment afterward earth curled tightly around him, imprisoning him. They weren't likely to need two prisoners to question, but they could deal with them later.

She'd already jumped down from the tree herself and started to approach her distracted teammate by the time he finally spoke. Which was also good, because she probably wouldn't have heard him where she was before, and it would be a problem if those three recovered while his hands were full.

She clasped her hands together as she walked, throwing him a curious look, and mud-nets sprang up around the unmoving nin, quickly hardening into rock. "...A nest?"