@sunoflegend said ;; i pick and choose my apologies.
"That much I gathered."
The weary reply ( no more than ten minutes spent in this being's company and Obi-Wan is already perfectly familiar with her attitude ) comes out shakily as the Jedi smooths his hair back out of his face, breathless and disheveled from the crash - the crash which was altogether not his fault, thank you. With his own ship having been downed by the Separatists and no other way off-planet, he'd had to procure any means of transport he could find; he just hadn't exactly anticipated that the transportation in question would disagree with him so strongly.
And obviously he wasn't winning in a fight for the controls against a starship.
He hops down out of the ship's cockpit and surveys their immediate surroundings. They'd most definitely crashed back onto the planet's surface, though how far away from Obi-Wan's mission area he has no idea. And it certainly doesn't look like they'll be flying back, if the state of her is anything to go by.
"I forgive you," he says regardless, one hand raised to shield against the sun and the other planted firmly on his hip. "Though if you'd merely cooperated I could have piloted the both of us past that blockade just fine."