It certainly would be. Her vision tellingly swims for a few seconds before she manages to shake it off. She stumbles a few steps back as she tries to steady herself. That really fucking hurt both her body and pride. Maybe he is an amateur compared to the actual child soldier, but clearly he is still a threat even if he's obviously off his game. It's becoming clear why Matthew struggled with him for longer than any student of Stick's should have. While this makes her respect him as a worthy opponent, it also makes it hard to check that fire that is always burning inside her.

Something cold, cruel, and vicious possesses her as she walks back up to him, baring her teeth like some wild animal. It's not all that far off to be honest. She goes for the other eye, but whether or not she gets it doesn't seem to matter. She keeps swinging swiftly at his chest, face, and eyes without any real regard for her own safety or true strategy. It's like she needs to hurt him. Nothing else matters.