Fiora sighed when another man tried to butt in and earned Garran's ire. She could have handled it herself, but the pirate had intervened before she could even say anything. She had a feeling things were not going to end well and it call came true when she heard a chair splinter over Garran's head. She winced at the sound but the man didn't seem to be fazed by it, instead opting to plant the attacker in the wall.

"Here we go again." Fiora deadpanned as she kicked the table, causing it to slide across the floor and blocking the rest of the group from reaching Garran. They glared at her only to be greeted by her giving them an innocent doe-eyed expression. "I'm sorry, were you walking by?" She rose to her feet, hooking one leg behind her to kick up the stool she had been sitting on into the air, before spinning around and kicking it right at them. The stool caught one of the fools in the chest and sent him flying into the wall, the legs embedding themselves into the stone and the one trapped between them terrified once he realise she had done that.

Fiora broke out into a run and kicked the last man away, grabbing her tankard as she landed gracefully into a seating position on the table and finished her ale, before swing a leg up to kick away another patron's fist and send the empty cup flying into his face. She did a backflip and landed beside the guy she had pinned to the wall, leaning against it and frowning cutely at him as though a bar fight had not just broken out. "Well now, interrupting a girl while she's drinking isn't that smart is it? Rudeness doesn't win you any favors with the ladies, good sir." A menacing smile crossed her features as the man shivered at her performance. "If I see any of you around me or my companion again, you'll have more than bruises to treat."

Once she was done warning the idiots who had accosted her and Garran, Fiora found her way through the fight to the pirate. "Well, tough guy, this wasn't what I had in mind for a date... but I really think I'd rather we have some time by ourselves."