As Junko approached the city, the sounds of suppressed fire could be heard. She quirked a brow at this and continued forward, her bow in hand as she carefully approached. Soon enough, the Horseman that had been beyond her range came into view, although it was quickly eliminated by a yellow-clad figure in the distance, armed with the rifle she gathered was responsible for the shots before.<br/><br/>After the Horseman fell, he ensured it was dead with another burst of shots to its head before he moved to a wall and slid down into a sitting position. She neared as he cleaned the pair of aviators he had been wearing and spoke up, talking about how their cities were overrun with these things. She could gather that he was addressing her, as she could sense no one else in the area.<br/><br/>If his words and appearance had not already given away that he was not from Japan, his accent would have. It was Russian, as far as she could tell.<span style="color: #00BFFF">“Yes, well, we have bigger threats to worry about than these weaklings,”</span>she said, gesturing to the one he had killed, then the two she had killed before.<span style="color: #00BFFF">“Although, I can’t say I know what sort of state Europe is in, or whether you face a similar threat,”</span>she added as she came to a stop a few feet away from him.<span style="color: #00BFFF">“Either way, it would be nice if the army put some effort into eradicating them,”</span>she admitted.<br/><br/>Unlike previously, when she would have been wearing her uniform all the time, she was dressed relatively casually, with a pair of black shorts, a fitted white top, a dark blue jacket, tall dark blue socks, and a pair of black combat boots. In her hand she still held her bow, not because she expected him to attack her, but because she could sense another Horseman in the distance.<span style="color: #00BFFF"> “I’m S-, I mean, my name is Aizawa Junko,”</span>she introduced herself, having to remind herself that she didn’t have a rank anymore,<span style="color: #00BFFF">“You can call me Junko, or Jun, if you wish,”</span>she offered.