[There's certainly something strange about fighting against something entirely organic. As much as they resembled humans, androids and even Adam and Eve were still metal underneath it all, and the wildlife in the City Ruins might've been organic, but they couldn't fight like this. (Never mind the many fatal encounters you can have with a mad moose or boar.) It's something she keeps in mind as she fights them—how decapitating them would terminate all motor function for sure unlike machines, where their heart might be physically located inside their body.
Despite knowing substantially less about the Uvi compared to machines, being organic provides a number of ways to eliminate them, it seems.]
This shouldn't be anything we're not used to. [For better or worse. As one quickly approaches her, she switches to a pair of combat bracers briefly for something a little faster. Her greatsword has been the best of her weapons for cutting through their tough hide, but it's not ideal for a single, agile target.
It might be time to invest in finding a new light sword though. She can make do like this just fine, but she kind of misses it.]
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Despite knowing substantially less about the Uvi compared to machines, being organic provides a number of ways to eliminate them, it seems.]
This shouldn't be anything we're not used to. [For better or worse. As one quickly approaches her, she switches to a pair of combat bracers briefly for something a little faster. Her greatsword has been the best of her weapons for cutting through their tough hide, but it's not ideal for a single, agile target.
It might be time to invest in finding a new light sword though. She can make do like this just fine, but she kind of misses it.]