[ She answers, hurriedly, still not able to look away to address Kaeya or Gen, as she's focusing on growing the stone up Amos's leg, her brow tense. They have a spot of time while Amos tries to punch his way out of the ice, so she continues, thinking that it's best if the other two have a clearer idea of the conditions of her powers: ]
Normally I can only get half a person. But if you hold him down— [ Her words are cut short by a wince as she hears the sound of the ice break, as she sees Amos begin to escape. ] I can get the rest! I just have to be close!
[ She just has to fully turn him to stone. If they can get that far into petrifying him, or even close to it... she's sure that'll negate the threat. As far as she's seen, no one can break free of her petrification once its set, not without knocking her out, so she has to believe its strong enough to contain whatever has taken a hold of their friend.
Briefly, she remembers something Amos himself had said to her, after the nightmares in Venera. So if something like that happens again... use it. Tear me down. I can take it. She can't afford to hesitate right now. She doubts the same trick she used before will have any effect, but the sentiment remains from back then - she'll go as far as she needs to. She'd promised him... she'd promised him she'd do whatever is necessary, if something happened to him. All she has to do now is follow through - and not think of anything else.
Amos starts charging, and Misa begins taking steps back, making hurried gestures with her arms at the both of them— desperately urging them to split up before Amos gets too close. The clunk of his stone leg keeps getting heavier as he advances, hopefully giving Kaeya and Gen whatever slivers of advantages she can give them. ]
— Now go, hurry! I'll be fine!!
[ If they're going to provide a distraction, she doesn't want to be getting in their way, or making herself into a distraction that needs to be protected. And Misa is almost always recklessly, stupidly brave in the midst of danger, used to staring death in the face as she is. This is no different. She splits off from the two of them, going in the opposite direction of Amos's lunge at Kaeya before either of them try to dissuade her. ]
no subject
[ She answers, hurriedly, still not able to look away to address Kaeya or Gen, as she's focusing on growing the stone up Amos's leg, her brow tense. They have a spot of time while Amos tries to punch his way out of the ice, so she continues, thinking that it's best if the other two have a clearer idea of the conditions of her powers: ]
Normally I can only get half a person. But if you hold him down— [ Her words are cut short by a wince as she hears the sound of the ice break, as she sees Amos begin to escape. ] I can get the rest! I just have to be close!
[ She just has to fully turn him to stone. If they can get that far into petrifying him, or even close to it... she's sure that'll negate the threat. As far as she's seen, no one can break free of her petrification once its set, not without knocking her out, so she has to believe its strong enough to contain whatever has taken a hold of their friend.
Briefly, she remembers something Amos himself had said to her, after the nightmares in Venera. So if something like that happens again... use it. Tear me down. I can take it. She can't afford to hesitate right now. She doubts the same trick she used before will have any effect, but the sentiment remains from back then - she'll go as far as she needs to. She'd promised him... she'd promised him she'd do whatever is necessary, if something happened to him. All she has to do now is follow through - and not think of anything else.
Amos starts charging, and Misa begins taking steps back, making hurried gestures with her arms at the both of them— desperately urging them to split up before Amos gets too close. The clunk of his stone leg keeps getting heavier as he advances, hopefully giving Kaeya and Gen whatever slivers of advantages she can give them. ]
— Now go, hurry! I'll be fine!!
[ If they're going to provide a distraction, she doesn't want to be getting in their way, or making herself into a distraction that needs to be protected. And Misa is almost always recklessly, stupidly brave in the midst of danger, used to staring death in the face as she is. This is no different. She splits off from the two of them, going in the opposite direction of Amos's lunge at Kaeya before either of them try to dissuade her. ]