Limited 2 by Asari Endou
Author:Asari Endou [Endou, Asari]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Fiction, Fantasy, Light Novel
Publisher: Yen On
Published: 2019-03-19T00:00:00+00:00
Rain Pow (Time remaining: ten hours, seven minutes)
She was at a loss as to how to continue. This really wasn’t good.
Ripple had dodged the rainbows that came at her from behind with a leap and kicked the ones that appeared from the ground before smacking away with her sword the ones that shot out from above. Meanwhile, Rain Pow kept handling incoming kunai and shuriken with her rainbows.
Countless rainbows and shuriken crisscrossed every which way—so many that they buried the space between them, knocking into one another. The two magical girls maintained a fixed distance from each other as they continued the two-way barrage, either preventing the other from approaching.
Rain Pow had fought this ninja once before, during the attack on the apartment. Rain Pow had been fleeing atop her rainbow and burdened with Postarie, too. Back then, the ninja had thrown plenty of kunai at her and she’d kicked them all down, but now, the throwing weapons were coming much harder and faster. Before, Ripple must have just seen Rain Pow as a middle school kid who had been deceived by Toko, but now, she was a dangerous criminal.
She wasn’t at all humiliated that Ripple had held back with her. She was angry at herself for being so naive as to assume that was the enemy’s full strength. Her opponent was handicapped. She was missing an arm and an eye. Rain Pow had seen her not as a victor but as a survivor.
She beat down the kunai that flew at her with her rainbows, which couldn’t be chipped. Their strength was absolute. Their stability, however, was proportionate to the size of the rainbow. Smaller rainbows would waver just by being hit by kunai, but the larger ones she used to defend herself would block her field of vision, so she had no choice but to use multiple thinner ones. And since Ripple’s kunai flew along extremely irregular trajectories, Rain Pow couldn’t block them all just by placing static shields. She had to generate a continuous stream of multiple rainbows and always be moving them around.
The two of them ran around the giant hole that Archfiend Pam had created, firing rainbows, throwing kunai, always in motion and never stopping, going so fast it was hard to breathe, never mind getting any time to rest.
Some forms of magical-girl weapons were unlimited: bows that would always have more arrows in the quiver, no matter how many you fired; sunflower seeds that never disappeared, no matter how many you ate; or throwing knives that were never exhausted, no matter how many you threw. Ripple’s shuriken and kunai had to be like that. Although she kept throwing more and more of them, there was no sense at all that she would run out.
The trajectories of her shuriken and kunai were infinite in variation, too, and all Rain Pow could do was block them manually. Rain Pow’s rainbows did not manifest suddenly in their completed form, so in order to use them to attack or defend, they had to be stretched out.
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