Loss of touch and adrenaline running, it's a recipe for disaster. At least Shura has enough sense to tell that the dull thuds she half-feels are probably not a good sign and that she probably shouldn't be getting too stupid. So it's a game of dodging and striking out all while trying to make it to the prism. she can do this. She can do it, she just has to be careful. At least, that's all she has to do until they suddenly stop coming at her. Her first thought is that something bigger coming their way, more along the lines of another Honorable. But though Shura has never heard the sutra for summoning Yamantaka, she knows damn well what the clone's trying to do. What the crap, she can't take on that kid with his demon like this!

It's time to come up with another plan, especially since the clones are smart enough to block her from getting to the one doing the hard work, and the best Shura can think of is run like hell to the original Shima in his prism.

And then her vision's returning? She didn't hear anyone approaching. But on seeing Yamantaka, Shura has the feeling she knows what might have happened. She couldn't think of many demons that would be happy to be summoned by a bunch of mindless clones like this. Even Hachiro wouldn't like a mindless army of Tatsukos probably.

In another situation, she might throw out a brief thanks, but this isn't really the time and Yamantaka doesn't really strike her as the type to enjoy platitudes in the middle of a fight, so Shura's just going to book it towards the prism unless she's stopped by something else. Breaking it might be a problem like this, but if there aren't any branches or other convenient items to break it, she'll just try to body slam it. It's not normal glass, right?? She'll just be careful-ish about it.