[Momo is generally observant, but even after months there's still very much a part of him honing in on that particular hyperawareness that's necessary in a fight like this. At least he's quick to react when he's warned, turning sharply to swing his arm spike through the head of his would-be ambusher. There's a fluidity to his movements that says his particular agility probably comes from something like dancing rather than fighting, but at the same time, there's zero hesitation or holding back in his combat. It's something akin to street fighting, the largely untrained but very brutal combat that originates from necessity more than anything.]
Thanks. [While several of the thralls drop each time a necromancer dies, some of the other necromancers try to take over the control each time, using as much of their magic to do so as they can. It makes things frustrating, but being the type to pay his dues, Momo takes advantage of it when a normal human-sized thrall comes a bit too close at the same time someone tries to shoot a magical projectile Edelgard's way.]
Heads! [That's more of a warning for Edelgard, because the necromancers seem to have no idea what he means - in the split second before he just bodily throws the thrall at the one responsible for the magical projectile. It's one way to distract someone for a few critical moments, though it also means he has to turn away from it almost as soon as it's thrown to deal with his own battle problems.]
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Thanks. [While several of the thralls drop each time a necromancer dies, some of the other necromancers try to take over the control each time, using as much of their magic to do so as they can. It makes things frustrating, but being the type to pay his dues, Momo takes advantage of it when a normal human-sized thrall comes a bit too close at the same time someone tries to shoot a magical projectile Edelgard's way.]
Heads! [That's more of a warning for Edelgard, because the necromancers seem to have no idea what he means - in the split second before he just bodily throws the thrall at the one responsible for the magical projectile. It's one way to distract someone for a few critical moments, though it also means he has to turn away from it almost as soon as it's thrown to deal with his own battle problems.]