[ The other woman is smart, Misa thinks, for taking the amulet. That's what she'd do, too - try to get out of it, try to buy time. It works in Misa's favor, too, because if the Pleroma stones are anything like the Kenoma ones, the pair will need to be together to get away.
So she'll try to separate them.
On the contrary to Syrlya's demand, she skips out on continuing to petrify his arm in the space between a blink of an eye, shifting her spell to his leg on the same side instead, fully intending to try and throw off his sense of natural balance as much as possible. ]
It started the moment I got here, stupid.
[ She mutters, mostly to herself, drawing her blade from its sheath and bringing her free arm up across her chest as a makeshift guard as she takes quick steps towards him, not away. Clearly, she's aiming to be able to out run him, attempting to give him as much of a handicap as possible with her spell. And possibly even more clearly... she just doesn't care that he's drawing up magic to do some kind of attack. Is that out of stupidity, or plain bravery? Maybe a mix of both? Fortune favors the bold, she's always thought. And she's not scared of enduring a little pain to take a risk, especially if she's convinced it'll pay off. ]
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So she'll try to separate them.
On the contrary to Syrlya's demand, she skips out on continuing to petrify his arm in the space between a blink of an eye, shifting her spell to his leg on the same side instead, fully intending to try and throw off his sense of natural balance as much as possible. ]
It started the moment I got here, stupid.
[ She mutters, mostly to herself, drawing her blade from its sheath and bringing her free arm up across her chest as a makeshift guard as she takes quick steps towards him, not away. Clearly, she's aiming to be able to out run him, attempting to give him as much of a handicap as possible with her spell. And possibly even more clearly... she just doesn't care that he's drawing up magic to do some kind of attack. Is that out of stupidity, or plain bravery? Maybe a mix of both? Fortune favors the bold, she's always thought. And she's not scared of enduring a little pain to take a risk, especially if she's convinced it'll pay off. ]