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Phoebe Parnallos Palation


Insight and a piercing gaze calmly watched his transformation.

The flow of magic energy, the stance and the presence of that man changed. Was he getting serious? Was he, now that he was facing danger making his proper “switch”? Some people were hardly all that good at properly flipping to their roles. It was the mark of a immature magus or someone with an incomplete preparations if you asked the oracle.

There was a great difference between someone who was magecraft, and someone who wielded magecraft, someone who held power and someone who was a magus.

He played at being a destroyer, at being a sun.

But the sun was already shining, wasn't it?

As he wove his next stage, his next spell and “changed” himself Phoebe had already been preparing another arrow.

Hunting scourging ribbons carrying the notion of calamity and plague flew forth. They split and danced through the sky, streaks that lit up the clouds in the night and flew in search. It was a worthy follow up to the beam that burned through him earlier, but it was not the end of the onslaught. In the wake of Apollos whispers of vengeance and justice, the Furies followed.

The second volley was prepared as the eyebeam shot forth.

The walls before Phoebe rose and shifted in response to the attack. Ilion met destroyer, blocking off the shine of magic energy from the bow that continued to bare its fangs at the charger.

The enemy was wielding no small amount of magic energy, but it could only output so much at a time especially without a longer incantation, magic circles or further mystic codes to amplify the energy. Using channels inferior to Phoebe’s own circuits and lesser than Phoebe’s access to mana, in a battle of raw power in their spells he wouldn’t be able to compete. The enemy healed well yet they had still spent vitality and were tormented by pain.

The spirits were being used as coin, yet the purse he held had already been pillaged in part. Yes, that opening was perhaps crippling in a battle between great foes.

If the battle was an even field instead of assaulting a fortress, a temple, and if he had not suffered such losses immediately then perhaps it would have been more of a proper battle. But no injury could be shrugged off, and no magecraft came without cost. He might survive a second blast, but how much more could he restore himself? Twice? Thrice? Perhaps even four times, but how much of his coin would be spent? His stores of spirits exhausted?

It was clear that he was the challenger, a struggling underdog even as a new shine of red washed away the dustclouds that came from wall meeting blow. The magic energy had not been stopped, had not diminished and in fact only grew.

The offshoot of the wall half crumbled in the wake of the beam of ether, exposing the archer that was aiming down with a baleful glow. Blood for blood, red for red. As the streaking sunbeams continued to hound the man directed both by their own aiming and also the curse that more and more twisted his fate towards the inevitability of being smote for his transgressions as he approached, they were joined by cursed bolts of dark red. Screaming Erinyes flew forth in retaliation as a second volley, almost like a shotgun blast aimed at his movement.

If the sunbeams that moved to blast his limbs apart and strike him with sickness were a grasping claw then this was a peerless spear aimed straight to impale and strike him down.

Phoebe Parnallos Palation


Spirits were released, formed and molded into a shape, a individual ran at great speeds and magic energy.

Mhm, it’d take quite a while for him to even get close to the castle. But it could be a problem.

Phoebe was incredibly confident, held no fear. “Mhm, I wanted to watch how Rider did things but I guess I have to take care of this.”

So the sun took forth another arrow and sang.

It was not as if Phoebe was idle as the other master revealed his object, or prepared the magecraft to change his body. Already another powerful arrow was mostly ready. The distance that proved such a burden for Minoru was in a way his protection preventing him from being shot down as he prepared such a thing. However at the same time it also meant that Phoebe took the route of simply taking the time to prepare a higher count spell.

If the earlier shot had been a volley that turned into a shelling attack that blew holes in tthe ground and hunted down the targets mercilessly while hounding them into each other, setting the stage for Riders attack, even if those shots were merciless bullets that aimed to kill and surely would have struck down an average magus as mere “herding” strikes.

Then this one was…

This one was coiled on itself and built up in a focused condensed way. The magic energy brimming with the potent force of Phoebe aimed at its target and so those fingers let loose letting fly a smiting sunbeam as the man burst into motion. However.

It was not the rushing man that was the target. It was the bundle of spirits formed and molded into a shape, into a mold.

Indra was shot, struck down with what served as its core being struck through. The pinpoint accuracy against this secondary target was frightfully merciless, eyes that could glimpse further than mere sight, and knowledge directed by prophecy grasping where to strike and unravel it.

Even if it was a mass of spirits, the moment they were molded into a shell, into a familiar or existence of a singular existence then it held a core, a lynchpin to its existence. For humans it was a brain, to vampires the heart, for servants and all sorts of spirits a spiritual core and even gods held a divine core. No ghost, no familiar, and no mass was an exception.

In a battle where the herd was not with Phoebe then it was best to undermine any boons that the enemy was attempting to place. On top of that it was no small amount of spirits prepared quite clearly. The enemy had a large weakness in his attempt to be flexible, to be malleable. He did not prepare the spirits and have created familiars for he wished to create them as needed.

However that meant that he had to put them together in a more incomplete matter than crafting a proper familiar. It meant that he could not bring forth any great familiars of great age and careful work. It was much easier to strike them down as they rose. It was much easier to strike him as he prepared his creations. The fact that he had to bring such things and prepare them meant that losing such a mass of materials so immediately would be a loss for him now and in the long run that could not so easily be recovered.

That is why Phoebe waited for the right moment, the start of his charge as if making the sunbeam arrow the gun that signaled the mans sprint.

The second arrow was prepared and aimed at the slowed and now alone master.

He began chanting, so did Phoebe.

The magic circles around Phoebe changed as the arrow prepared focused on power and distance. That is to say, a divine decree of the distance between man and god. The cursed arrow became one soaked with the distortion that this man would be pushed away, repelled from Phoebe as it aimed, and grasping his movements, grasping his flow, fired.

It crashed into him, it burned into him. It was enough to rip through a car with its heat and power. But more than that it buckled his charge if he survived. Yes, he’d surely be repelled, and his approaches to the walls would surely become easier to see, easier to grasp. For he was cursed, and the oracle grasped fate.

“This isn’t a fight~

You’re just trying to get here without dying~”

@GOATPlumber
It was a nice idyllic place.

Too peaceful, too calm. It pretended as if the world wasn't on the march to its final boring slumber. It pretended that it was surrounded in the beauty of nature even as it coddled those who threw away their value, who said they were done with life and walked about as shambling aged corpses.

Retirement was a silly thing. Simply grazing for no reason, stopping their pulse of hunger as Cull Yow.

The mountain overlooked the town, but the town wasn't quiite separated. It wasn't the best of land for a ritual despite the robustness. It seems like they were more trying to make it a dam rather than anything.

Was the distortion of this land really enough for something so great compared to the other rituals?

Well, at the very least a servant did descend.

"Those who don't work don't eat, or something like that. But the kind of work you do I guess is more like a lion king~" Phoebe had a few choice words, prodding at Rider and especially his friend. But the master had never truly pushed the issue. It was a small little quabble that seemed more insisted upon less because Phoebe believed in it but more because it was a fun point of conflict to push on.

Well, even Rider could understand that his master was just the most troublesome sort who actively chased that sort of meaningless strife and egging on.

It was a good warm up for the actual battles to come.

The magic energy and awareness that spread out from the fallen leyline, and the threat sensing diviniations that illuminated magic energy and aggressors left Phoebe idly hopping and skipping up the walls, rising on pillars and stairs that formed out of the dirt in response to a playful yet powerful voice, speaking out with the ease of a child in play, yet projecting loud enough to fill the entire space carrying the will of a singer.

Trained, intentional and enough of an expert in all that to make it almost sound like happenstance. Innocence that was grasped through all the things that weren't. To know and speak of these things was not to be it after all.

But at the same time there was still an innocent charm, a dark innocent charm to Phoebe even as the sheeply beauty took a lute in hand and leaned in against the massive strange sheep that stood waiting in the tall ramparts. Phoebe strummed and hummed as magic circles formed around spilling out from the magic crest.

"Rider, you're already on the way huh? Well, I'll be engaging first. I'm not gonna tell you its a signal but do what you think is right. I want to see how you differ from Lancer~"

The shape of the lute wavered like jelly, distorting and drooping away as if it were melting. For a moment the core and truth of the object could be seen in the shape of a string that curled around the mages hand before the ether resolidified in the shape of a bow. The bow was beautiful, carrying tweaks and ornamentation of wood and grooves and circuits that evoked the rays of the sun and lightning.

Yet the string that strung up an arrow forming out of ether was bloody red, almost cruel in how magic energy danced along its length.

"Witness me."

Phoebe incanted.

"Graze. Drawset long, wide barrel"

Another magic circle formed in front of Phoebe, one that'd increase the range of the magic bullet far enough to reach and storm against the ones radiating the signature of magus and servant. The magic bullet released with small dainty fingers that seemed smooth and kind yet gripped with a unrelenting uncompromising strength and intent letting it release with the grace of casting a dove out to fly. The arrow blazed through the air sizzling with magic energy before curving and splitting off into dozens of arrows that bombarded the area Berserker and his master marched.

It was one thing to be shot at in a open field with nothing obstructing the sun or the arrows. It was another to be marching up towards a castle, to walk around fields, to climb rocks, or move through the cliffside that held unkind terrain.

Yes, marching like this they may as well have been coming to their deaths. You didn't need an Oracle to tell you that.

The next step was to weave prophecy, curse. As Rider began his full engagement Phoebe watched with reinforced eyes not the master, but the servant that opposed them. Master Clairvoyance activate Would they be one that could be felled? Regardless, it was only natural to begin weaving a Prophecy (curse) that the guardian of the oracle would slay one with enough hubris to intrude upon a gods temple.



That's a baseball!


A quick drawing of hardening runes, on her own clothes, on his clothes. It was a good enough defense to start against the blows of a master, and perhaps even against a servant. “Check with your master’s clairvoyance. They seem to be a lancer, but noting their class skills and parameters would be quite useful to know. As far as how we'll handle it.. We'll just continue a bit more as this game~"

IT was possible that they had a means of long-ranged attack that could strike back at them, or a curse of retaliation. However as far as curses went, she could defend herself, and with the type of magecraft her master had it was possible to defend himself with it, even if it could potentially be costly and sacrificial... But... Well, figuring out those surprises was part of the thrill, isn't it?

"Hmm, if you have any suggestions let me know. Other than that... If they start coming this way I'll set you down. Even if their master is powerful... well, you have your own abilities and I'll give you a rune or two as well just in case."

With that said she brought another stone to her hand and grinned before chucking it forward. If the last one was a probing sparkler, nothing more than a prank she set out just to see how things would play out. Then this was an actual bullet, a rune painted bullet.

One, three, five, ten…

It was a good way to test his capabilities, and perhaps they’d even be able to learn a skill of his. A thunderous spear that reminded her greatly of her own spells… My, well they already learned something in a sense. It’d be interesting to see what else he could bring forth.

Again and again she threw the same sort of stone, the same sort of attacking. It was an actual deadly version of the first playful toss she gave. Flaming sparkling balls, blindingly fast, blazing through the city sky as though it were a blip and momentary shooting star. Each of them blowing out and roaring against its target, whether it be the body of Lancer or his spear.

But then on the thirteenth it changed.

From a flaming stone to a thunderous stone, a stone that was difficult to feel as magical energy, a stone of chill and ice, a stone that exploded into a flash of light before yet another flaming one came.

A sudden shift, a sudden curveball. How would he deal with these as they changed?


Nightfall, Shinto's Sky


The shopping was pleasant to say the least. It was wasteful, but not ruinous, it was refreshing even as they were enveloped by a foreign and strange community. At his concerns she had laughed, after all they weren’t something to worry about.

“Magic isn’t something to be used frivolously, you know that most of all surely. I can tell that you’re not some random child that’s picked up some traits, there’s an air to you that shows that you’re a practitioner somewhere in your heart.”

She stuck out her tongue out playfully as she put on some rather gaudy looking sunglasses.She was in a pair of ripped jeans, wearing plasticy cheap bracelets instead of the druidic wear and jewelry she had came in. All over that was a casual summer jacket that only covered half her torso.

Well, she certainly was having her fun..

What was impressive perhaps was her ability to sniff out deals, and manage to work out some deals. The flow of fortune, the growing change in the land, and the surprising combination of shrewdness and a foreigner that could speak Japanese quite fluently led to an onslaught that left her with various good deals and lucky moments!

“To scam people with magic just for a bit of extra money is a waste… Although making sure you run into good opportunities and don’t lose things is fine I’d say.”

The lives of people and magic both had their value, and it wasn’t right to steal away the value of normal life with magic. Magic was something that would defend against the mysteries and distortions in the world, or something that one devoted themselves to. It wasn’t that magic served people, but rather than people served their ideals and magic with their lives.

“I’m a scholar in a sense, or an adventurer. But the main thing is I wanted to see all sorts of lands and people, all sorts of magic. I wanted to collect wisdom, simple as that. But there are a lot of mages and magicians who wanted to accomplish great things, to change order, to challenge the laws of the world… But doing something as great as that requires multiple lives, multiple generations.”

She smiled.

“I’m sure you know of it already. But I need to remind you of it in another way. All the people we’ll be fighting, defeating and killing… Even if the individual has deviated from that path or dream, even if they’ve rejected it or become a person who only lives for themselves chasing a small and pathetic little individual desire..”

As night fell she drew runes upon her clothes, and brought with a spell a synchronization of the flow of mana from the two to match the air of the city to help protect against detection.

“Each one of them is a magic user who inherited the tools and magic in service to that. Make sure you have the perspective to understand the weight of your own magic’s history, and make sure you have the resolve to crush those other paths for the sake of your own wish and history.”

Only one would be accepted by the grail. But more than that, was he really ready for all of this?

“Do not hate them, for they are the same as you. Do not hate yourself, for it is the natural way to live.’

At a point she picked up her master as the moon rose, and the two took to the air. The still contemporary dressed lady humming as she looked for some sort of target, runes of clairvoyance helping her see through the city.

“We should start however… with a playdate, a little bit of fun.”

The moment she found a fun seeming target a stone and a rune made for a good baseball pitch to get attention and frighten them a little bit. How will they react she wondered with a little bit of a trick?


Shinto: Park


They managed to procure some sort of clothing for another day. But at this time, it was operational hours. It had spent with the operator and the familiar known as Archer the day, after handling the strange need to buy normal clothing of some sort… (It was a quick affair really as it bought what fit best, was functional and what was fast to find. There was no time to waste on such frivolities after all.) A dissemination of the information and knowledge that had been collected by former operations and units. Discussion of various anti-servant tactics devised, of all sorts of magecraft, and discussion of possibilities with the capabilities of Archer.

It also spoke of the operating parameters and directives.

Namely that of the threat evaluation levels.

Black, Green, Violet, Orange, Yellow. Categorized by the noble colors.

If Black was something that could only called the level of a hoodlum with a pistol.

Then green was a prepared magus that had knowledge of what they were doing, and some form of magecraft meant for combat that could defeat a trained person with a gun. Often Greens were rather rare, after all magi were primarily researchers.

Violets were those who could take on groups, who would be at a level that they could be called a proper threat. Something that could be called a danger that would be able to fight and engage with a combat focused Freelancer or familiar.

Orange was an evaluation where one was considered to be getting close to the levels of an anti-magus specialist like an Executor.

In other words, it was only at this level that the unit was expected to fight with full lethal intent and no restriction on the usage of weapons.

Yellow... The lowest of the primaries, yet a shining jewel among the Noble Colors still.

There was no expectation for any Yellows. If there were, then it’d likely require the assistance of Archer to survive.

The expectation was that the Einzberns would be able to send and create combat units on the level of high oranges. Victory would be difficult. But victory was the purpose of the unit, even failing and perishing so long as victory was claimed was acceptable.

To rampage until the operations and the objective of the visit to Fuyuki was accomplished. To prove one’s abilities and bring honor to the family.

“Archer, send it in.”

It was an order to swing a firework, an attention grabbing flare with one obvious meaning to be had in a park that had few people there at this time of night. Even less, that is to say, no one once they were scared off by the sudden burst of noise and light, the grounds sanctified as a battlefield by the combined magics of the two.

Come and fight.

It was time to visit the old battlefield.
Khairi Ilunga

Outskirts/Forest
@Yukitamas

Khairi couldn't help but raise a brow at the Caster's use fo big sister as she spoke, but shrugged it off since, given how he had chosen to summon her. . . she wasn't exactly wrong in that. Whatever the outcome of this war, Tlachtga was considered a part of his family now. An odd thought, to be certain, but she was no more eccentric a member than any of his ancestors by blood.

Though none of his ancestors had managed to take flight as easily as this woman did and he was unable to hold back the look of wonder on his face as he saw her floating above him with seeming easy. It reminded the young man of some of his childhood dreams about using his own skill with magecraft. Common sense told him that he should be more cautious with this excursion and that passing under the illusory veil of such a powerful Magi was the proper way to engage in recon. . .

"Well. . . if you're offering I guess it'd be rude to decline the offer." Khairi attempted to keep some measure of composure about himself, though it would be clear that the idea of taking flight had won out over his more grounded sense of common sense. "If you're going to be walking about, are you thinking of purchasing anything? One could turn deserves another so I could give you a budget if you really want to feel the full tourist experience."



Outskirts/Forest -> probably Shinto

“A budget?”
She grinned.

“Of course! To shop is to become part of the circulation of goods and value, to enjoy and admire the craftsmanship and enjoy the tastes of a culture.” Ah yeah.. She definitely was the sort to visit flea markets, bazaars and enjoy all sorts of street food. Khairi was getting a sort of insight into Caster as a person and simple woman in all sorts of ways as she giggled and skipped around playfully while talking about what she saw looking over the city with magic. How she spoke of the knowledge she knew from the grail, and how it differed from actually seeing things with magical senses.

“I’m looking forward to seeing it with my own two eyes, my nose, and even my ears. The crackle and popping of oil, the sizzling of meat, the steamy wafting of rice, it’s quite nice you know.”

She was a woman who visited countless lands, who learned of many techniques both mundane and mysterious. Even this adventure as a Ghost Liner, not the true person and a fabrication, an illusory manifestation of myth in a world that declared her an impossible existence. Was just another trip and adventure to her.

“I am very curious of the sort of books that they have, and also of clothes. There are brand new fabrics of all sorts, although some of them don’t seem all that great for magic. But I think they’ll be fun to wear. How much do you have? Oh never mind, I’m sure I can manage one way or another.”

A few magical words, prayers and signs. Auspiciousness, blessings, favor and joy.

It wasn’t really cheating, but they’d surely come across good fortune, and they would likely get some good sales and find what they’d enjoy.

“Now now.”

She smirked devilishly like a witch even as she weaved the flow of their lives and fortunes.

“This is the war of your one and only desire, a grand wish that can distort even the world right?... Fufufu… fufufufufu! I sure hope you weren’t planning on skimping on it. Even if it costs your entire life savings I’ll make sure we end up with plenty a treat!...

A witch indeed. It was a simple little human desire that turned her from a wise druid and understanding mother. But perhaps that was the fault of the festival that had become associated with her? Well, it couldn't be blamed completely.. Her master would surely understand that she was that sort of person in life, and that the manifestation known as a servant didn't fall too far from the tree as far as candied apples go.

"Oh, if we run out of money I’m sure we can have money as a treat that we ask of the people who want to come through the forest~”

Wait isn't that just extortion?!
@Raijinslayer



”Ahahaha. I guess you wouldn’t be wrong. That was most of my legend really.” She rose up to her feet from a stump she had been using as a momentary chair. “But there is something to see here, there’s something to see everywhere! This is a completely foreign land to both you and I, a forest in the east, and a very different land. You can feel the difference in the flow, the way the air meets with the land, the lightning right? It must be very different from your home… If I were to guess going off how the general mana and vitality of the land is… Well, it’d be diminished, but my home would still be what it was. Ireland and this Island are as different as two islands could be.”

Still, as much as she wanted to explore she ended up nodding along with his voiced concerns. “Two points. You said why you might be hesitant, so you get some points. If that’s the case big sister can help out you know? There are two choices, and you get to pick one.”

She gave a hop and hummed a little noise. The waves of magical energy coming from her spiked for a moment before settling down back to normal. Most importantly… she didn’t come down. She floated in the air, flying with her first mystic code and creation. This was different from simply flying as a spiritual body. Her physical body, her materialized self was ignoring the pull of the earth.

“I worked on it first thing of course. It took a bit of hassle but it’s what my father and I made. It’s fun to fly you know. We can either walk through town, and I’ll make sure a spell is cast on you so no one pays any attention to you… But well, sometimes good things happen if you walk around as a foreigner you know? It can be dangerous, and you might see sad truths and things about people and a new land… But it lets you experience it in a different way too you know? It’s a bit of courage but it’s a step worth taking.”

She let out a sigh and raised a hand “Well, I don’t mean to badmouth you or complain. It’s just one option out of many. Sometimes it’s good to not be part of the flow, to be an observer too. But I thought the world was a lot more ah… what’s the word? globalized? “

Indeed, it wasn’t just someone like her that had the flying machine or various spells that could visit one end of the planet from another. It was that anyone in the world, as long as they had some money, could hop on a plane and end up in a matter of hours on a completely different landmass. Hundreds and hundreds a flight a day, people shifting back and forth between the world like blood going through veins.

Ah, what a different world indeed.

“But… well the locals are different from us… The other option then is to not even walk among then.” She grinned. “I can let you fly and watch you know.”
@Raijinslayer @Turboshitter @Syndrome @Cu Chulainn


Outskirts/Forest
Hoping for a city-side visit


“The world is quite different isn’t it?” The words came with a wistful quality as she took in a breath of the smells of the forest. In a way everything felt lesser… diminished, as though things were more fake. Ironic considering that she, and what she was weaving were ultimately illusions and replications. She sang to herself as she placed down a pumpkin brimming with a mischievous light. A container for souls, a beacon to mislay those on their path. One already lost makes themselves home, and one with purpose ends up following suit.

Yet for the master of the forest the will-o-wisps were hardly a threat. They were fun little lights, and ironically were pretty much landmarks for her.

How refreshing it was after a mere few hours compared to the city, or even the state of the forest before they came to it. The wind blew in a cleansing cycle, bringing forth the miasma (feelings) of man to the forest to be colored and converted into mischievous sprites. A light in every household, a bonfire in the sun-lit castle.

The castle was stained in its own mysteries, and just like the city and the land known as Fuyuki it had its own master… But ah, for a woman who traveled the world and understood many of the mysteries of the world, who held knowledge and mystery descended from the gods, collected from a long past era…

Ah, it was perhaps a bit mean to break open the paths, to open it up so she could take, so she could sway the flow. But she was sure that the owner of the land wouldn’t be all that mad. After all the land was being revitalized, society cleaned up. An excitement and bustle weaved in with magical energy and mystery, and the sun’s warmth shined upon the land.

The forest was… well, it wasn’t like people should be coming in so only the ones who lived in here in that manor who once controlled this place were the only ones to get mad no doubt.

Soon there would be many strange things roaming in the night, but that was not the concern of the common folk. For those who would play tricks in the night… well. She’ll just have to show she was the most dyed color, the greatest mystery of them all.

“There are a lot of things I’d like to see however. As much as I could explore with a familiar or two, there’s too much to experience as one’s self. If I wanted to be a wizard in their tower I would’ve lived a very different life you know? It’d be too boring to simply wait for night. Surely you won’t begrudge me a break?”

Of course she could have studied and explored the city, hiding away in her castle and while doing further work. Of course she could have lied and said that it was necessary for her to personally check the city. But she didn’t, there was no need she felt. It was important to clarify one’s intentions, to showcase one’s desires.

And for her? Well, she wanted to have fun and learn things.

“Worry not, I’ll do my work properly as a servant. But any apprentice or master still needs some time to enjoy and learn. Mhm, maybe I am technically a familiar but I can’t say I feel like too much of one~ I want to see the other participants of this war, I want to see their magics, I want to see the other heroes and I want to see this city. Of course some of it is actually relevant to our work too. But most of all I want to play some tricks, and see if anyone will bring us a treat.”


Shinto: Center Building


There was a change in the city’s environment, not that it could understand. There was a drastic change in the flow of the leylines, and something was infused into the city. However what it was, it could not figure it out.

“Archer, you hold knowledge of magic as well. Do you understand what is going on?” It did not understand. Of course it couldn’t, it was a matter of enjoyment, and spirits. To a weapon like the unit the idea of a festival was hard to understand emotionally, even if it knew intellectually and logically what one was.

“..If it will not have an effect on projected operations, then it is not a big worry. Field work is necessary for further familiarization of the environment and operating grounds before the hunt begins. Utilize your clairvoyance skill and project your sight through our link so I may gain a tactical understanding of the streets and city faster as well. Are there any problems or suggestions to alter my supplied course of action?”" The Spartoi asked of not just Archer, but the third member that was in the suite... who was well, a chicken.

“Bwak… yeah of course. If you’re gonna go out you can’t go out in your combat gear like that. You’ll need to have a spell that keeps attention off you from normies you know!”

“Normies?” it blinked. The operator had some strange words and terminology sometimes. Was this part of being a bird brain?

“Can’t you put the outfit in the sash for now anyway? It’d be more efficient to wear normal clothes and not have to use magecraft until we move into the next phase Bwkah.”

“...That is logical in its own way. But there is a problem.”

The unit tilted its head to the side. “What exactly are normal clothes if not operating clothes? This clothing suits my function and purpose, it was created for my usage. Is that not normal?”

A suitcase of bills, a sash of military ordinance and magical armaments..

Well, there was a sort of t-shirt that came with her uniform and defensive gear?...

"...This isn't going to work is it?"




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