Baze almost laughs, startled. She moves so quickly, he can barely track her. He's terrified of her, and knows Chirrut is, too--and for damn good reason.

He's still angry with Chirrut for attacking Eiko--and not himself. Baze is the one who volunteered, and convinced her to fight. He's angry with himself for that; he should have challenged Chirrut by himself, and not put her at risk. He can't even look at her, he feels so guilty.

And then the infirmary tech slathers bacta on his ears and sets his collarbone. The thoughts go out of his head, replaced by pain.