[She's definitely losing this argument. As soon as Shun feels Kanade falter like that in mid-air, he shifts his weight forward and to the side, aiming to lead them down and back towards a rooftop they can land on. It's a firmer motion than his other, guiding ones from earlier in the fight, the kind of movement that says he's not taking no for an answer on this one.]

Nobody's expecting you to die for the sake of clearing out the last few of these. Don't waste your afterlife on something like that. [His tone is blunt, because this in particular is a point he's really not interested in trying to be delicate about. If it were some kind of high-stakes, life-or-death situation, he might understand it more, even if he'd also probably be the one laying his life down first. But this is a case where they can afford to say they're not the only god and shinki in the Heavens, and with a plague of ayakashi that had been this obvious, Shun's confident in assuming they won't be the only ones to take things into their own hands.]

We might have a responsibility to protect lives, but that includes mine to protect yours.