for Ritsuka, she came to learn quickly that the closer she stuck to her Servants and the battlefield, the easier it was for them to be at their full strength and fight unihibited. as such, she was always nearby or right next to them, even if she got hurt or her life was in danger. ( and honestly, when ISN’T it at risk?) that was simply how it worked for the Chaldean Servants contracted to her. as such, she always had a target on her back and among the chaos, it was onlt a matter of time before one took advantage.
Wyverns. nasty dragonkind that were not to be taken too lightly. one had tried to snatch her into the air, but they must not have been counting on her having something sharp to jam into its legs the moment she was able to move enough to retaliate. of course, it released its hold and she went plummeting down. but, Ritsuka knew she had nothing to worry about-- hence the overall lack of shrieking bloody murder.
there was just a tiny bit of yelling, though. she never could get used to falling from the sky....
it stopped once her Servant that she had been fighting alongside since the monster began pouring down from above caught her-- see, nothing to worry about! Ritsuka lets out a sigh of relief once her feet touch the ground, but that is short-lived because she actually does shriek when something suddenly crashes into an empty car a few feet fom her.
“ What the-- “ the mage quickly raises her right hand, ready to cast Gandr on whoever-- or whatever -- it is the minute it’s needed. all she can make out is that they LOOK human and are wearing some sort of ....weird mask.
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