daytimes a drag, nighttimes worse

Y’see, the equipment she brought to Japan and uses in Tsukihime and Melty Blood? IIRC, it’s actually specialised for the specific purpose of killing Roa. It’s apparently pretty far removed from what she would normally use.

All we really know is that she’s the only member of the Burial Agency who makes significant use of guns, which is how she got the nickname “Bow” (because all projectile weapons are the same in Nasu’s head, I guess?).

Altogether, we have next to no idea how Ciel actually fights, beyond ”guns,” “terrifying,” and “can potentially kill Servants.”

That being said, some insight can be gleaned from the arsenal of the Starlit Marmalade character Sunao Sugata, a trainee Executor whose weaponry is supplied and maintained by Ciel (and who might be Ciel’s apprentice? I’m suddenly not entirely clear on that. I’m still pretty sure she is, but no longer completely confident) and therefore, can be assumed to be weapons that Ciel might use.

(of course Sunao has an advantage that Ciel doesn’t, which is that she’s a freak of nature whose body is a hole in space-time/gate to a pocket dimension/living bag of holding/some shit like that (I can’t explain in more detail because the closest I can find to an explanation is “Sunao doesn’t know either”), and she’s still in training, so how she uses these weapons doesn’t necessarily reflect how Ciel does).

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