#stardustfist

It wasn't her first time against a creature like this. By, now, she's learned how to deal with them quickly, hence her asking the other to get out of her way.

"Alright. Make sure you watch closely then!" She looked back and him and smiled before charging the monster.

Unprompted Asks | Always Accepting!

@stardustfist asked: "Do you even know how much I worry about you?" Crow exasperates, leaning over Emma with his hand planted firm on the wall behind her.

"I..."

"I'm not really worth getting upset over..." Emma was once again trying to downplay her injuries and experiences. It was probably heartbreaking to hear that from her mouth, but the woman fully believed it to be true. There are so many people who deserve to be doted on and fret over, and she wasn't one of them. She was just an idol too weak to play hero, and in the end, her death wouldn't mean much to anyone beyond anything superficial.

Crow leaned in close, his hand on the wall behind her, and Emma was trapped. The proximity was more than she was expecting from him, and while she knew Crow would never do a thing to harm her, the bead of anxiety settled in her stomach.

Dusting off her hands, Fu Hua watched as the last remains of the slain honkai beasts disintegrated and scattered into dust. There had only been a few chariot-classes; nothing of note, which made her deployment here more of a precautionary measure than anything else. She’d have to notify the clean-up crews later, but the night was young and this area around the outer edge of town isn’t used very much anyways. There should be plenty of time before dawn.

Then, out of the corner of her eyes, she sees something move in the shadows.

A witness? But if they hadn’t made a sound yet, perhaps they hadn’t seen anything important - after all, the area had been dimly lit, and she’d taken out the honkai beasts with barely any commotion. Clearing her throat, Fu Hua turns to face the other person.

There was a brief pause as she peered down at the people in distrust. She may be naive, kind, and caring but those that hurt her friends were met with a colder more sinister side of the female. Yet today was not one of those days. Today a day she decided to spare the human trash that called themselves a part of that society.