[ the illusion works not only on the uvi stalking caster, but archer as well — a moment of self-identified weakness has him stepping out of his own cover to try and intercept the hunter before it gets to the child, but instead puts him face to face with caster — and his own sense of other servants is limited enough by his current state that it takes too long to recognize her as such as well. archer's gaze flits to caster's for the briefest half of a heartbeat, as he sizes her up, and then the entire situation they're in, trying to decide what's the best course of action.
servant or not, she is running, even if it's right towards him — and that creature is following, rasping breath and a long bleached blade of bone in hand. even without enough mana to summon his bow, he's still one of the knight classes, and it shouldn't be any problem to just — he steps to the side as the uvi comes even with him, and lifts the blade from its grip with a twist and a kick aimed at knocking at least one foot out from under it. thanks to someone's luck, and no small amount of skill, it works.
archer immediately sets to dispatching the freshly unarmed but still dangerous opponent, the illusory child palai he stepped in to save long gone. neatly, the blade slides into the uvi's skull through one of its eyes, and the thing is dead, dying before it hits the ground. archer steps back, giving himself space away from the growing mess of pooling blood... and the other servant. the bone sword might have worked on the uvi, but he doubts anything mortal-made will do him any good against another servant... not that he's even sure they're going to be fighting either. ]
d. cw for... eye gore? briefly though. IM VERY TIRED AND SORRY
servant or not, she is running, even if it's right towards him — and that creature is following, rasping breath and a long bleached blade of bone in hand. even without enough mana to summon his bow, he's still one of the knight classes, and it shouldn't be any problem to just — he steps to the side as the uvi comes even with him, and lifts the blade from its grip with a twist and a kick aimed at knocking at least one foot out from under it. thanks to someone's luck, and no small amount of skill, it works.
archer immediately sets to dispatching the freshly unarmed but still dangerous opponent, the illusory child palai he stepped in to save long gone. neatly, the blade slides into the uvi's skull through one of its eyes, and the thing is dead, dying before it hits the ground. archer steps back, giving himself space away from the growing mess of pooling blood... and the other servant. the bone sword might have worked on the uvi, but he doubts anything mortal-made will do him any good against another servant... not that he's even sure they're going to be fighting either. ]