Reisen Udongein Inaba
Intersection of Districts 5, 6, and 12Reisen sighed and dusted off her suit as she slowly descended from the air, the bullets in the air fading out of existence as she did so. Unlike the projectile fired out of that sword earlier, these bullets had no meaningful impact on their environment--useful, considering how she would rather not be held liable for any property damage if any witnesses came around. It seemed as if her emergency gambit had worked, at the very least; the lunatic was now notably less crazed (though still a bit incoherent, given what had just happened), so maybe she could pry some answers out of him.
"I don't think you're any closer to death, but I'm fairly certain you are winded. Fighting does generally cause both, though, so I'm not sure where you stand on either scale. But if your rants about monsters falling from the sky were anything of note, then I'm not sure if you would even
wish to return home," she sighed before noting the only other person nearby.
His choice of attire gave enough away about his location of origin
not being this land, if the buildings and the architecture were any indication of anything. But putting aside his choice of clothing, the blonde man seemed to radiate an aura of smugness, if not concentrated ego. This...
This type of person would be annoying to deal with. Only two types of people acted like that, after all: those with the power to back it up, and those who did not. The Lunarian didn't particularly wish to find out which was the answer.
Before she could try to gather more information (as had been her initial goal), the one who she had just defeated decided to ask if fights such as that were commonplace, and the urge to knock him upside the head with a paper fan momentarily surfaced in her mind before she stepped forward and took the initiative instead.
"Rather than asking if it is common 'around here', wouldn't it be more prudent to ask 'where you come from'? That sort of clothing certainly fits a more modern scene than this land would imply, after all," she said, facing the newcomer with a stoic expression. "Though, before any of that, I guess I should apologize in advance if you were caught in the crossfire of that skirmish. I don't intend to get others mixed up in my problems, though I cannot say the same of this man."
Needless to say, she didn't really have a high opinion of the cultist, even after that short apology. Honestly, those misconceptions about Lunarians were going
too far!
@Raineh Daze@Kafka Komedy
Gunha walked a few steps
too close as he jumped into the crater, only to barely catch the woman's tail as she flung it straight at his torso. Though he did manage to get a hold of it, the impact did cause his feet to skid along the ground, dust and stone being kicked up as he was dragged along. What was more surprising to him, though, was that the hit managed to
hurt. Usually, stuff felt like pinpricks to him, and those sorta hits could usually be ignored. But pain? Nah, not really.
Granted, it went away after a few moments and didn't really cause any lasting injuries, but it still hurt.
"You've certainly got guts to flail around after something like that, I gotta say," the esper retorted as he noticed the energy building up around the hybrid. Something in his mind clicked at this point, though, and he let go of the tail before assuming a defensive combat stance.
"Oi, oi, calm down there. You keep freaking out like this, and someone that ain't us is gonna get hurt. I dunno who you are or what happened, but if you do something I can't ignore I'm gonna have to give it my all to stop you, okay?"
It was only fair to give a warning or something. That was the sorta thing Judgement did, though; he didn't really do that kinda stuff. But against what was probably gonna be a tough opponent,
maybe it was better to try and stop things before they got too nasty. He knew as much as anyone else how destructing fights got when he was involved, so something like that...
Well, some things were better left to imagination, honestly.
@Lmpkio@AstroLu