Escort on a train [Solo Job]

Ah, how nice was the weather out of the mountains in which Eclipse Soul was located... and how did the temperature change affect Mizark so much. Being used to the cold and harshness of the mountains, the perspective of spending a full day under the blazing sun and a warm breeze almost sounded as a crazy idea, specially because the Kiir was a man that loved the cold and despised the heat.

The former was usually capable of being taken care of with just adding a few extra pieces to your clothes of choice, but when it was too hot there was nothing one could do apart from taking a cold bath in a pool; of course, given that the Kiir was not there for tourism, but rather for business, that option was out of his reach... at least for the time being. First, he would need to meet up with the client, who had given him the strangest petition for a job; the previous ones he had been in were not as wierd as this one.

Basically someone was afraid of getting into the train, and he needed to make sure that he got inside and did not jump down at the last second.

At first, Mizark had not been able to believe it, so he wanted to make sure that the one sending the petition to the Guild was not joking... if that was the case, he was going to regret having thought that he could fool a wizard and get away with it. Much to his surprise, however, it turned out that the petition was no fake at all: once he got to the woman's house, it turned out that her husband was completely terrified of the idea of even getting on the rails. The Kiir could not help but to sigh at that... how could a man like him have such ridiculous fear? With that in mind, he spoke to his wife, and assured her the success of the mission.
-Do not worry. I'll make sure your husband stays in the train until he gets to his destination. I must ask, though... you won't be foolish enough to go down on a station that's not your destination because of that, won't you?

-I'm... not quite sure.
-Oh god damn it.

Thus, with that promise in hand, Mizark exited the house... who would've thought it, but he was forced to literally grab his client by the collar of what he was wearing, using his strength to easily drag him out of the house. That feat was nothing hard for the muscular teenager, specially due to the fact that his magic was almost a purely physical technique, and thus, his body had to be able to withstand much more pressure than that of other mages. Thus, it was no surprise that his physical prowess was more developed than that of his peers.

-W-Wait! I... I have to use the restroom! Yes, I need to go to the bathroom, so let me down and I will be coming back in a matter of five minutes! -the trembling voice of the man resonated in the streets.

-Sorry, sir... but my instructions were clear. I must ensure that you don't get away in any circumstance, and your train has a bathroom. You can use it once you are on it.

Finally, after a few minutes, the two of them reached their destination, which was of course Magnolia's Train Station. It only took Mizark a little bit of pulling, although the ruckus that the man was causing was making him feel a little embarrassed. How could someone be able to have that much fear over something that simple? It was way beyond what the boy could understand, but of course, he could not have that perspective; being trained by a scary demon had that effect on people, after all.

Once they got the tickets that they needed, Mizark let the man be for a little while while they waited for the train, but of course he would regret relaxing his grip, for the man was quick to try and run, still trembling in perspective of having to travel on the rails. Immediately after, the Kiir would just jump and use the air as a stepping stone to go faster using his Whirlwind Sprint ability, unique to the Onisatsuken.

-I am sorry, but I won't be paid if you get out of here.

In the end, Mizark had to make sure that the man would not escape by doing the unthinkable. The Kiir, once the train arrived into the station, grabbed the man by the collar of his shirt and grabbed him inside the train. Afterwards, he pushed the man on his seat and fastened the seat belt. He then looked at him with his tranquil gaze, and a hue of red flashed, although the Kiir contained himself.

-Sir, if you get out of the train now, I will be very angry. Trust me... You don't want to see that happening. Alright? Then you're set to go. -the ripped teenager said with a cold voice that gave that man shivers. Mizark had figured that he would fight fear with fear... hopefully he was scarier than the train, or else he was not doing his job right... although he had no name as a mage as of yet, so nobody knew what he was capable of. That was right, though. He would have more than enough time to make himself a name...

Those were Mizark's last thoughts as he dedicated a last gaze to the man before jumping off the train, which had already begun moving. People covered their mouthes, expecting him to crash on the ground, but he just ran through air again and landed on the station ground once more.

[MISSION ACCOMPLISHED]