Miyuki grabbed the blonde's hand, and got up. After being on her own two feet again, she lightly brushed herself off f, adjusted her kimono - that had begun to slip dangerously after her impact with the floor - and straightened up her hair a little. After which, when the golden fox thanked her, Miyuki simply offered another polite bow.

She did, however, not respond to Yumeko's private question about her throwing the match. Wihch meant either one of two tings;

A) She didn't want to admit that she'd let the Goddess win infront of her followers to make her look good and keep up appearances.

Or, B) ... She [i]hadn't[/i] let the other fox win, and the cause of her freezing up had been the result of something else.

Regardless, it seemed like the on-lookers were happy with the showing. well, of course they'd be, their savior had just shown off her strength and - rather handedly - recovered and overtaken an opponent who initially looked to have the upper hand. A dramatic come-back, snatching victory out of the jaws of imminent defeat. The stuff those old stories were mae out of. Who wouldn't enjoy watching a storybook battle unfold in reality, right before your eyes?

Miyuki then just casually sauntered over to where her dropped weapon had been, gingerly picked it back up and held it one hand. After all, she couldn't just leave it on the ground.

"So, what is next, milady?" She asked, turning to face Yumeko.