Well, that was predictable...(Rai/Ibaara - spectators allowed)

Where in the HELL is that bloody girl?

The facial expression, the pace his little legs were carrying him and the fact sparks were flying from his cheeks suggested that Rai was not exactly happy right now. Eclipse had disappeared for the second time since the two had met. This prophecy was driving the little thunder mouse around the bend already without the girl of whom the prophecy was supposed to be about disappearing without a trace. What infuriated him more though was that none of these blasted humans had even attempted to help him find her. He'd been surprisingly patient up to this point, searching for clues himself as to where the songstress had vanished, but to no avail. Now, about a month on, he'd finally lost what little composure he'd held as he burst into the main hall of Sabertooth's guildhall, his eyes darting around the room for any signs of Eclipse.

Nothing.

Rai began to tremble with rage now. No-one seemed even remotely interested in what had happened to the 'Princess' he'd travelled all this way for. Not only that, they barely batted an eyelid at Rai himself coming into the hall. Enough was enough. "What the HELL have you beasts done with the Princess?!" he bellowed. Heads finally began to turn towards the source of the voice, a few of the younger and newer members backing away slowly. Backing away enough for Rai to catch sight of an all too familiar face. "You..." he hissed, storming through the hall towards a red-headed individual of whom he'd clashed with before and jumping onto the table in front of him so as to be at eye-level. "Where's Eclipse?!"

It was on rare occasions that the young dragon could bide his time and sit in silence. Rare too was the times where he would actually enjoy these momentous periods of tranquility that seemed to become slightly more exotic occurrences as the days drew by. Whether this was because his work load grew as his seniority within the guild rose along with it or simply because with maturity, his insanity as a wizard had also began to fester and exponentially grow with him. These questions would remain unanswered and unperturbed unlike a certain silence that this dragon slayer would not be relishing in for too much longer.

A quickening latch accompanied an explosive opening of the main door within the guild hall. Ibara half-expected to see a great, hulking-man walk through whom he was prepared to challenge all the same considering the fact that his moment of brief silence had been disturbed. Little did he know that his assailant didn't even breach the 3ft mark; let alone the rippling muscles to accompany the stature that he was expecting.

"Who the hell do you think y—"

There were little in number who would silence the young dragon with only their words alone but this little electric mouse seemed to have a lot more bark than he did bite. The creature cut him off and jumped onto a table to elevate their heights — something Ibara would have found laughable given different circumstances; this wasn't one of those times. A vein popped from the fiery dragon slayer's forehead while his hair blazed with flames.

"YOU WANNA REPEAT THAT, PUNK?!"

The Sabertooth Guild members had shielded their eyes by now. They knew what was coming. Two of the most bravado-pumped members of their respective guild coming head-to-head in what seemed to be the most mindless battle of the century. Ibara's fist ignited as he raised it within an inch of the yellow creatures' face while his two-toned eyes narrowed.

"Tch."

Why had he even bothered trying to talk to this guy? Even if the jerk DID know where Eclipse was, it's not like he would tell Rai out of the goodness of his heart - if humans were indeed capable of having hearts that is - and the little Thunder Demon knew exactly what he would need to get the information he wanted out of the red-headed pest.

A crack followed by a crackle would ring through the air as Rai released a powerful undercut on his adversary that had been further boosted by his thunder magic, the energy of which was still evident by the sparks flying off of his right paw.

"Where. Is. Eclipse?!" he repeated not moving from the table he was stood upon as he looked upon Ibaara. His fur began to stand on end as sparks flew from every inch of his small frame, almost daring the boy to rise to the challenge. Sure, Rai wanted to know where Eclipse was. He also wanted to beat this guy's ass to a bloody pulp and leave him as an example to other humans not to mess with his kind again.

Wood splintering accompanied by a rather faint smell of burning wood. Ibara's body exploded backwards into the table behind him as a rather stunningly well-placed yet spontaneous uppercut sent him flying backwards at a speed incomprehensible to the normal human eye. The young dragon shook his head for a moment and he felt the whole room gasp in unison. Not many dared to assault the fiery dragon slayer so openly, not simply because his power was daunting, but his fiery temper usually made a conflict such as this one very difficult to escape from.

A smile could be seen illuminating the young dragon's shadowed face as his red-hair draped over his eyes in a rather eerie looking fashion. Slowly, that smile transitioned into a faint, hollow laugh that seemed to breeze by without even a hint of emotion.

"You've really fucking done it now.."

As the young dragon looked up, his entire body exploded into flames that coallesced above him. Stools, tables, jugs all were sent flying back in an explosive roar that seemed to accompany Ibara's very, very sudden outburst. As quick as the flames were to appear on his body, his legs lifted, sending the fiery dragon slayer into a dash to his feet while his fist hit the ground, it's power augmented by the fact that it was on fire; along with the rest of his body.

"As if I'd tell you after that cheapshot!"

Ibara roared as an explosion emanated from the point where his fist hit the floor, sending a wave of flames across the wooden ground towards the electric mouse that still seemed to perch in the same position, a look of equal animosity marking his face yet directed in the opposite direction.

Any doubts in Rai's mind as to whether Ibaara was actually going to retaliate were quickly burned to a crisp as the red-headed Dragon Slayer rose to the occasion in extravagant fashion. Were it not for the circumstances, Rai might have actually enjoyed the showing and possibly even praised Ibaara for what was, in all honesty, a nice show of power. He'd probably make a great Chu if it weren't for the fact he was about twice as tall and had 99% less fur. Not that the little demon had time to think about such possibilities as he suddenly had a wave of flames approaching him. The crowds of wizards around the two had all stepped as far back as they possibly could - the newer wizards in fear and the more experienced ones knowing that it was best for the two to let it all out of their system.

Rai surged forward, running towards the flames before jumping into the air as if he intended to launch himself over the burning wave of sheer hatred. Instead however, his body seemed to vanish, replace by a ball of pure electrical energy that flew upwards, bouncing off of the ceiling and then back down to the ground just a few feet from Ibaara's burning mass before Rai's body returned to normal, albeit with sparks crackling with intensity rivalling that of his opponents fiery aura. "If you won't tell me, human, then I'll beat it out of you."

In the short time that this altercation had taken place, the entire hall had been completely obliterated, with glasses, jugs, stools, tables and now (courtesy of Rai hitting the ceiling) a chandelier had joined the casualties. Yet judging by the looks on the faces of the two combatants, there would likely be far more destruction to come.