Miyako was a bit distracted with the ongoing fight to listen to Emiri ramble in a pain induced haze, instead busy making sure that she herself wasn't killed. It would be a sad way for the Best Magical Girl in the World to go out. If she did, it would be to a bunch of enemies, not two stupid Primordials. She just wouldn't allow it, even though she really didn't have a say in the matter when it came down to it. That was her resole, and she would take it.
She glanced over as the help Emiri had called for arrived, just in time to see her finish off the Primordial, blade flashing with a flourish to finish off. She knew how to put on a show, and now that she had an audience she aimed to entertain. One down, and all that was left to do was to deal with the other one.
Well, rather not, for as she watched the thing was hurt by Akame and then finished off by that other girl. Transforming next to her hadn't been necessary, though Miyako supposed that she would allow it. She didn't really have a reason to complain, she supposed, so she made no comment of it once they had finished everything.
"I could have taken it," she said as she fixed her swordstaff back together, facing the rest of them. With the scythe one out of the way, it would have been a cinch to deal with the rest. She didn't mind the help, but she felt that it deserved to be said. Hell, unlike her more experienced companion she was barely injured! Weapon resting on her shoulder, she grinned as she watched the rest of them
She glanced over as the help Emiri had called for arrived, just in time to see her finish off the Primordial, blade flashing with a flourish to finish off. She knew how to put on a show, and now that she had an audience she aimed to entertain. One down, and all that was left to do was to deal with the other one.
Well, rather not, for as she watched the thing was hurt by Akame and then finished off by that other girl. Transforming next to her hadn't been necessary, though Miyako supposed that she would allow it. She didn't really have a reason to complain, she supposed, so she made no comment of it once they had finished everything.
"I could have taken it," she said as she fixed her swordstaff back together, facing the rest of them. With the scythe one out of the way, it would have been a cinch to deal with the rest. She didn't mind the help, but she felt that it deserved to be said. Hell, unlike her more experienced companion she was barely injured! Weapon resting on her shoulder, she grinned as she watched the rest of them