So, that could have definitely gone a lot better. I must have had a lapse in focus once I saw the book on the Elements Of Harmony, if it weren't for that I would've gone off scot-free with the supply of books from the library. Looking back on it, a lot of things could have gone worse, a bird could've been woken up, or a pet. Or been met with deadly force while fleeing, and if it weren't for some dumb luck on my side that this new body of mine could cut magical energy, I would've definitely been caught by that unicorn. So, right now if I ever have to fight one again I'll have to deal with them similar to an enforcer, blunt force to the head, more accurately to the horn, not dumb enough to take one head-on so I'll have to get the drop on one first. At least they don't have the annoying bullet-proof armor, but magic might as well be its equivalent.
Magic... Magic is something that eludes me, and I honestly don't want to call it that personally, it's an illogical force to me. But, if a friendly encounter with the locals is ever on the table again, I suppose ill have to refer to it as such if I want to get any more answers, and as much as I dislike the name it's what best describes it.
If he could cut it, then it meant it was a physical substance- or that he could tap into it somehow, so getting those books on magic was going to be far more helpful than simply gaining intel on what was possibly a spell to watch out for, if he could find the logic, find the reasoning and how it worked, then maybe he could use magic in his favor and level the playing field. And the book on the elements was something he was looking forward to investigating.
Alright Equestria, what do you have in store for me?
Enforcer (2) - A gunman commonly dressed in what appears to be military-grade armor on them, which covers the whole body, gloves, boots, a helmet, and a face mask. Typically heavily armed as well. During gunfights, Aiden Pearce's Profiler indicates them with a red shield icon.