[center][h2]Suwako Makiyoshi[/h2][/center]
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When Suwako arrived at the train station, she had expected something far more horrible causing chaos than merely a bunch of unicorns. She felt kind of bad that she had to exterminate them.

Just a little though.

She drew her bow and began firing her arrows towards them. She made sure to keep them on their spot by binding their legs with her vines as well.

She wasn't the only one here though as she noticed another magical girl fighting them. A pirate magical girl to be exact, judging by her outfit. And she was a ranged type too, as she fired off cannonballs towards the unicorns. Unlike herself who maintaned altitude using her usual makeshift tree stump, she instead used her water magic, bouncing up and down with its force. There was also another one with her who seemed to be her partner. 

Suddenly, however, the stump she stood on shook terribly, before actually snapping at the base, making the whole thing fall to the ground. It actually caught Suwako off guard, making her fall as well. However, she quickly reacted, first by summoning her loyal familiar Agape, turning him into his giant eagle form. She landed safely above him. And before the tree she once stood before could hit the ground, she commanded it to wither into dust, so that the buildings below wouldn't be harmed.

"Are you alright, Lady Suwako?" Agape asked her.

"I'm fine. Just a little surprised, that's all," Suwako replied. "I didn't expect the unicorns to actually destroy my tree. It seems they have both strength and brain inside that horse body of theirs."

Suwako then stood up above Agape. She preferred the staticness of her trees instead of moving around like this with the wind blowing heavily into her body. She had to root her feet into Agape so that she wouldn't fall off. Thankfully, the owl/giant eagle didn't mind that plants were growing on his skin.

Well, now with Agape, there was no way the unicorns would be able to reach her. And so she resumed her killing of the unicorns, raining down her arrows towards them. Usually, two or three would be enough to kill one. There were quite a lot of them however, so it would take some time.

Of course, as she did, she didn't forget about the other magical girl and her partner. They were on her side fighting off the unicorns for now but who knew which faction they were affiliated with.

In fact, she should just ask them now right away.

"Agape, chase after that other magical girl," she told her familiar. She would approach them with a neutral stance, with her bow withdrawn so that they wouldn't think she was attacking them.

[@BrokenPromise]