[Yukiko's seen that exact light before, and it never means anything good. She can't block, not entirely, but knowing what's coming means knowing when to move. There's too much open space to dodge entirely, but that's okay. She's not hurt enough that she can't stay on her feet, and besides that?
Yukiko can heal as well as she can fight. She fires off two fast Dia spells, one for Diarmuid and one for herself - it's less healing, but she knows that right now, she needs to focus on attacking.
She also knows that the longer this fight goes on, the worse it will be, and she also knows there's a limit to how long she'll be able to go without having to boost her fire magic again.
Yukiko and Konohana-Sakuya start twirling in tandem, and at the end, the resulting fire spell is a boosted Agidyne.
...ever since she gained the ability to do it, Yukiko has rather enjoyed the irony that's inherent in having a name that means 'snow girl' while being able to cast fire spells like that one, but it doesn't feel the same way right now. It feels a bit sad, but she shakes it off. She'll figure it out later.]
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Yukiko can heal as well as she can fight. She fires off two fast Dia spells, one for Diarmuid and one for herself - it's less healing, but she knows that right now, she needs to focus on attacking.
She also knows that the longer this fight goes on, the worse it will be, and she also knows there's a limit to how long she'll be able to go without having to boost her fire magic again.
Yukiko and Konohana-Sakuya start twirling in tandem, and at the end, the resulting fire spell is a boosted Agidyne.
...ever since she gained the ability to do it, Yukiko has rather enjoyed the irony that's inherent in having a name that means 'snow girl' while being able to cast fire spells like that one, but it doesn't feel the same way right now. It feels a bit sad, but she shakes it off. She'll figure it out later.]