Alkeides flowed smoothly into a counterattack without stopping the scything motion of his bow.
He nocked three of his own arrows at once and fired them in unison with the acceleration of his horse.
The three arrows tore through the air, each tracing a different trajectory, closing in on Hippolyte from the front, back, and above.
Hippolyte, however, skillfully maneuvered her horse and rode it across the side of a building.
Running in such a way would normally, of course, be impossible.
Launching out of the posture of a mountain deer walking up the wall of a dam, the swift steed continued to practically glide through the urban landscape with the force of a falcon. Horse and rider moved like a single creature—Hippolyte continued to use her bow without being shaken by her steed’s movements. Paired with their blinding speed, their movements could be mistaken for a centaur of legend.

Fate/Strange Fake: Volume 6, Chapter 16 ("The Canon of the Demigods II")