Well, when he puts it like that, it all makes complete sense to her, and pretty much cuts through all the noise of her new situation—the Agrii and their plight, this dying planet, their imprisonment, as Cobb puts it. When she'd first arrived, she couldn't help but think to herself: what do I do now?

On Dathomir, with Taron Malicos, she'd stagnated, held in place by her anger and vengeance. She'd fought hard to break free of it, to find her path forward with Cal and his crew—only to end up here, stagnant and subject to the whims of someone else. Again. But it's not the first time she's had to find a new path, and Cobb may have just shown her the way.

A sort of dawning realization crosses her face, her expression coming up thoughtful, even approving. "You are very practical, Cobb Vanth. I like that," she says plainly, and even though her tone is even there's no doubting her sincerity.