Duplicate Ennalee, or Enna, as she decided she was to be called, dove to the side, dropping her sword as she did so, so as to not cut herself. Coming out of the maneuver, Enna leapt to her feet, scooping the sword back up.
She was different from Ennalee. Yes, she was a Duplicate, but she was different. Some pieces were missing. Enna understood the Thread, and what Authors were. She understood her abilities- or rather, Ennalee's abilities.
Her feet thundered against the stony ground, her golden hair fluttering out behind her, unrestrained. Ennalee was busy fighting withergeists and witherbound, leaving Enna to deal with the witherbound Dragon.
Spinning past yet another blast of boiling breath, Enna dropped into a swordsman's stance. Her steps were light and unharried, though she felt a strange pulsing sense of worry when she Felt Ennalee. Enna was better than that. She was Ennalee without the obsession with Logic, and without the worry that everything was going to fail.
Step step thrust step back. Enna swung at the dragon, nicking one of his feet. The dragon trumped in anger, swiping at her with a massive talon.
Dodging, she Felt Ennalee. A faint connection between the two. Are you doing well? Enna sent.
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Ennalee ducked behind the table-barricade, her forehead beaded with sweat. A voice popped into her head. Are you doing well? It was from the duplicate she had made. It seemed she was calling herself Enna. Somewhat. Ennalee thought, breathing in deeply. Her arms burned, but she needed to get back out there. She clambered to her feet and stood up, letting others fill the spot she had been, taking a brief respite. How are you faring? Ennalee asked.
Rather well. I will let you know how it goes later. For now, I must concentrate.
Ennalee could feel mild annoyance from Enna, which flared her own. Enna was the one who had reached out.
Nevertheless, she must persist.
Dashing forward, she rejoined the battle.