>Let's have a nice and hammy laugh.
>"You have spirit! I like that. Such a pity, but you need to be disciplined."
>Let's keep bombarding them with Servant Flier, and then disperse into the bat swarm to follow along.
>Once we get close enough, reform right behind Plum, then grab her by the throat. Not hard enough to make her poof, but just hard enough to incapacitate.
>There's always time for a big hammy laugh. Nobody does it better than you.
>The fairy to your left looks at her companions, asking "What's a pity?"
>The black-haired fairy on your right replies to her with, "I dunno. Doesn't sound tasty."
>You unleash another quintet of bat-shaped energy blasts, before dispersing again to evade the fairy's fire. Their attention diverted by each other, it's quite possible that neither one even notices your danmaku until they are struck. They both go
pop, but Plum, however, has the wherewithal to actually drift to the right, evading your bat. Being a fairy, it's hard to tell if she did that on purpose or not, but still.
>She seems rather flabbergasted by your transformation, and her bewilderment gives you ample opportunity to get behind her, reform, and throttle her. She makes a *GLCCH* sound, and flails against your grip. For all the good it does her.
>You hear the orange one below and behind you audibly shakes her head, then wonders aloud, "Where'd the kitty go?"
> Use overkill.
> Make the last fairy standing temporary Sakuya. Until the real Sakuya comes back. Someone has to make the "special" tea.
>You consider using overkill, but that's really more Flandre's domain. Or Sakuya, when she's in an especially bad mood. You always use the right amount of kill for any occasion.
>There are two fairies currently 'standing': Plum, in the palm of your hand, and the orange haired runt who started this little fight, if you can even call it that. And honestly, you're not sure you could trust fairy tea. They probably mean well, but they ARE fairies. They'd probably find a way to burn it.
