[The text fills Mami with dread. Like there's an encasing of ice around her heart suddenly. Two words can say so much and so little. She doesn't need to ask what Kyouko failed at. As soon as she reads that, she knows; she realizes that the other girl must have gone and fought Walpurgis.]
[She must have lost.]
[But she doesn't know if she's alive. She doesn't know if that was a plea for help or some kind of last words. She didn't hesitate to set out and took off, at top speed, for the Wildwoods. That's where she would be.]
[Or maybe her corpse. That much flying takes a lot out of her, but she does it. Mami comes swinging 'round, carried on a ribbon, and then drops it to land on the ground near Kyouko. Her eyes lock onto her with worry, and she jogs over. When she calls out, the usual affectation is gone; she doesn't use her last name or pretend at some distance.]
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[She must have lost.]
[But she doesn't know if she's alive. She doesn't know if that was a plea for help or some kind of last words. She didn't hesitate to set out and took off, at top speed, for the Wildwoods. That's where she would be.]
[Or maybe her corpse. That much flying takes a lot out of her, but she does it. Mami comes swinging 'round, carried on a ribbon, and then drops it to land on the ground near Kyouko. Her eyes lock onto her with worry, and she jogs over. When she calls out, the usual affectation is gone; she doesn't use her last name or pretend at some distance.]
Kyouko!