She couldn't believe her eyes, she had the distance advantage and wanted to keep it that way. Those rosy cheeks of hers flushed at the notion of it, and excited her to the core of her temporal being.
"Darlings, have you learned nothing!"
Those fingers of hers began to tap wildly at the air as the rain would begin to fall, the long ponytail on her back sticking to her body and hump from behind. The water felt cool against her skin as she had forgotten the sensation of water against her skin in her travels, a being such as her didn't divulge in menial things such as showers or recreational time, her body while remarkably human couldn't hold micro organisms or dirt of any kind, so it was a strange feeling to her to feel the water.
She crouched down pointed her fingers out, shooting out tiny black orbs from all ten of her fingers, they would position themselves all around the islands and battle fields, shooting past her opponents as they phased in and out and were impermeable to damage, but also couldn't harm a soul until they reached their position. If he wanted to play numbers she would play, and would so so far better then he would. Of the thousands of orbs now positioned around, each one would turn into a shadowy feral being, forming a humanoid creature with sharp claws and a spiked back. They were also very tall, standing seven feet. Each was wrapped in tendrils of black smog, and were almost hard to make out a physical form, but they most definitely had one. The only peculiar notion was that there was a hole straight in the middle of their chests.
"Play."
She had a penchant for using single words to signify her attacks, and this one was the same. There were so many that they would completely shield her from the ice shurikens he had thrown, but also be destroyed themselves in the process. Which was of no consequence to her, as there thousands of them to deal with. On her command they all screeched and sprang into action, half targeting Tobuketsu, the other half targeting the man that had decided to join in. They would act precisely aiming to eviscerate their foes with quick jabbing and slashing attacks, though as the ice shurikens had shown, their strength was in numbers, and not necessarily in longevity.