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That pisses her off. She didn’t think she’d stoop so low to hit a kid, but here they are. The Doppelganger really doesn’t care. She IS scared. She’s confused and there’s no way in hell she’d let them take her away. THIS is her place, her world, she belongs here. The Doppelganger is breathing heavy, but she looks to still have enough energy to keep fighting. She’s not going down.
Deborah looks at Edward, eyebrows furrowed. “There’s no talking to her.” She knows herself that much. “She’s not going to listen. We’ll have to do this by force.” Deborah reaches out, placing a knuckle against the kid’s cheek just a light tap to wipe off a smudge of blood, “C’mon. She’s bound to get tired if she’s up against two of us. If you’re able to encase her in….We may have a chance in sealing her away.” She won’t use her gun. It’s placed back in its holster and she steps forward, knuckles cracking as she does so, “Alright. If you want a fight, we’ll give it to ya. I can beat the living shit out of you no problem.”
Her words makes the Doppelganger scoff. This is more like it. And here she comes again, ready to strike and Deborah’s ready to parry.
“Right,” Ed nods. She’d know her own doppelganger best, right? If there’s no talking to her, he can handle a fight. Hell, that’s what he’s used to! So he wastes no time jumping back into the fray.
He only has a few more uses of alchemy left, so he has to time his barriers carefully-- giving her less space to move around is a good way to capture her... but also a good way to make her feel cornered. And Ed knows how dangerous someone can be when they’re backed into a corner.
“How do you want to do this?!” He tries to cover Deborah as much as he can-- using his alchemy to try to block the doppelganger’s path when her attention is focused on her double. “I can keep making the area smaller with alchemy, but I don’t want you to get attacked, either!”















