[b][u][color=f7976a]Sangue Naga – Survival[/color][/u][/b]

Sangue raised her blade by her waist when it was apparent that more Grimm would appear. Though she did initially try to simply decapitate the Grimm, she felt haste in her actions. The woman still had room to improve, and she knew that she needed to improve in order to keep up with her classes under certain disadvantages.

A sigh escaped her lips, but it directed neither to herself or anyone else around her. She sighed at the sight of Grimm rushing in. Glancing at her surroundings, Sangue slowly walked over to a man wielding twin blades (Daniel) as she decided to use him to gain an advantage over the Grimm. Not that she saw him as incompetent or a tool, but she herself needed someone to watch her back, as she had to focus on full offense if she were to ever be useful with a single arm.

The woman then encountered an Itzamna that flung itself towards her. Startled by the sudden appearance of the Grimm, Sangue slashed through it effortlessly with her blade. She managed to kill several of the weak creatures before something odd happened.

When she threw the Apophis Claw at one of the Itzamna, it latched itself onto the claw.

And when she tried to pull the claw away, one-by-one, more and more Itzamnas gathered around the claw, latching onto it.

She had the basic gist of what was going to happen next, and she did not like it. Since the Apophis Claw was connected to her body, if she was unable to pull it away from something…

Sangue felt her body swing forward as the Itzamnas knocked her off her feet by tugging at the Claw. Gritting her teeth, the woman felt her body slowly getting dragged away from where she initially stood. With desperation, Sangue plunged her sword onto the ground, momentarily stopping her from getting dragged. It was hard to forcefully tear away the Claw from her, but it was still essentially a limb to her.

“[color=f7976a][b]…Help,[/b][/color]” she muttered, albeit a bit loudly. The sword trembled as she held onto it. Sangue remained calm and waited for any kind of assistance.