[It's hard not to hear the firearms coming, but at least it's a good sound. A human sound. Something that doesn't necessarily immediately mean she's going to get bitten or clawed open. In a place full of monsters, it's a welcome sound. It also means she doesn't need to be so on edge when she hears what must be a humanoid figure slip in behind her.
She has some respect for people who use firearms on main. They were never really that popular as more than a sidearm where she's from, but that might also be because of how Blood works. A strong weapon, however it is, though, is just what she needs. She might be able to take the lizard all on at once, but some backup is never too harmful.
She'll just not risk both their necks if he gets into a tight spot.
She nods in return, however, setting herself to facing down the lizard as it starts to move, startled from its slumber as it is. Ranged support is also a good thing, and she grips her sword, holds up her light to quickly and expertly assess where the weak points are likely to be on this lizard, and begins to step forward, rising to meet the lizard's charge almost head-on. Though, of course, at the last second, she's very prone to just... circling around it. The best way to attack one of these things is the rear, and that's what she's going to hold to, as her sword lashes out at the end, slicing for soft flank and belly.
Where he targets, well, that should provide a good distraction the other way.]
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She has some respect for people who use firearms on main. They were never really that popular as more than a sidearm where she's from, but that might also be because of how Blood works. A strong weapon, however it is, though, is just what she needs. She might be able to take the lizard all on at once, but some backup is never too harmful.
She'll just not risk both their necks if he gets into a tight spot.
She nods in return, however, setting herself to facing down the lizard as it starts to move, startled from its slumber as it is. Ranged support is also a good thing, and she grips her sword, holds up her light to quickly and expertly assess where the weak points are likely to be on this lizard, and begins to step forward, rising to meet the lizard's charge almost head-on. Though, of course, at the last second, she's very prone to just... circling around it. The best way to attack one of these things is the rear, and that's what she's going to hold to, as her sword lashes out at the end, slicing for soft flank and belly.
Where he targets, well, that should provide a good distraction the other way.]