May They All Rest In Peace... For Good [Job | Mura - (Hana) - Yazuki]

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“Is it here..?” the green, head-floating dragon asked. They were all three having their eyes around the rocky areas of Phoenix Mountains, and for a pretty good reason. Mura, Kyuken and Zirconis were on a job; it started as a small notice from strange mages that the shaman overheard while in his spirit form as he was dashing around. Curiosity overcame him, and as a result, he decided to take a look at this issue himself. Although, he wouldn’t be alone; before he left the guild back at Tetzukasu, he left a note on the job board that would contain all the information that he heard, as well as the meeting place. However, he hadn’t reached this promised meeting place yet, so the shaman began moving his feet further into the biomes, alongside his spirits and equipment.

A lot happened since he died; his travel through Hell, his meeting with Pluto and the strange thing that happened to him, which let him live once again. He had no idea of how anything like that was possible, even for life/death mages. For a guy like him, he always had the conviction that death was the end of your life here, and not something to avoid as much as possible. Now that he thought about it, he wasn’t ungrateful at all; his life would’ve ended earlier than promised for him, according to what the ‘underworld god’ said. He could still remember his words; clenching his fist was the only reaction that he could exchange, though. What the hell…, he thought for himself, too easy to be spotted by Kyuken and Zir. “Anything wrong, Mura?” the samurai spirit asked, “You look a little angered… is it about back then?” Mura would shake his head a little, while shaking all those thoughts away. Yeah, a lot happened, and so what? Why not just think about how much he changed; his hair had grown abnormally longer than before. He let his hand brush through the wave of dark-brown protein before waving it back and letting the air carry it midair. “Hmh… not bad,” he spoke to himself.

Sometime, they finally reached a more flat area that Mura had coordinated as the meeting place. There were two giant rocks in the background and a small waterfall nearby, along a puddle-like lake beneath it. Surely a peaceful place, and a good place to wait for your partner. The shaman leaped up on one of the giant rocks, sit down in a cross-legged position and waited for anyone to show up. Just to be safe, he channeled his Ethereal Force to let usual strangers pass him without interrupting his peaceful wait…

After a while a traveling,  Hana and her rather worn out companion Tamka arrived at the starting point of where they would start the climb into the Phoenix Mountains. Normally Hana would come here for photo taking and just taking a break from the guild and civilization,  but after seeing a note from one of her fellow guildmates posted on the job board concerning this place,  she decided to drop the book she was reading and head over to examine and help with the situation. "So.... That's the meeting place?" Asked the fluffy ginger with a quizzical look on his face. "Yup.... It's.... Far. Well, I guess we should get hiking then." The silvernette groaned. Just getting to where they were alone took up all of Tamka's energy, in which he could no longer fly her the remainder of the way and thus left them with the only option to walk. Following the map,  every step up the formation of rocks caused her short legs to be tired,  whereas Tamka was peacefully laying down on her head as a break from flying. It would have tooken a while,  but soon enough,  the two had finally made it the the meeting place.  Arriving at the spot where she was expected by her job companion she didn't even come to notice him as the first thing that had caught her sight was the small waterfall leading into a small lake. Dropping her bags Hana walked over completely forgetting that Tamka was on her head and she allowed herself to fall into the waterfall without him complaining,  because hey,  they were both tired and sweaty from the long trip. They needed a breather and for what it was the two were soaking in every beautiful second of it with their eyes closed and a peaceful look resting on their faces. She didn't even mind if her eywpatch was to be ruined by the water contained in the shimmering lake her and Tamka were now floating in.

”… Mura… Mura… Mura…” The constant repeating of his name didn’t actually annoy him that much, mainly due to the fact that he’d gotten used to it. He would open one eye and look at the one who was speaking, his samurai companion Kyuken. “Hm… what is-“ he would’ve replied, but a sudden atmosphere caught his attention in the middle of his sentence. A certain disturbance was detected in the air, along a small scent, disgusting in smell if you take time to sniff the air properly. “Exactly… do you think that something's nearby? Perhaps those...” Kyuken worryingly asked the shaman. Mura would adjust his sitting a little, before answering with quite the ease: “I don’t know. We should check it out… after a couple minutes.” His partner hadn’t showed up just yet, so he returned to his meditation as the samurai spirit would soar around him in deep thinking, alongside the dragon’s snores…

Finally, he heard steps; opening both eyes, a smile appeared on his face as his partner appeared to be quite familiar with him. The cold-blooded dragon slayer and her raccoon seemed to have accepted his note back at the guild. Surprisingly, they didn’t spot him directly; that felt very weird to him, until he realized that he was in his ghastly form at the moment. Oh, that’s right, he reminded himself as he would slowly stand up, watching Hana and Tamka dive into the lake that was nearby. Sweat appeared on their faces… did they, by any chance, have trouble getting up here? He leaped over to the shore at the lake as the ghastly form slowly cancelled, letting his real appearance float into the scene as a bluish aura that regrouped itself at his foothold. He would spectate the two rascals swim around, before calling: “Are you guys done cooling off..?” His calm and quite happy smile reflected on the water, with the background of his long hair waving behind him. He would wield the unsheathed Harusame on his back, while haivng his antiquity in a smaller pocket on his hip. Seeing a guildmate after what recently happened to him was… refreshing. Comforting. Obviously, he wanted to keep all that happened behind, not letting anyone get involved in that. When she spotted him, he would quickly greet: “Hi, Hana.”

After a while of floating around the lake -often being carelessly trampled by the waterfall- Hana and Tamka's attention was pulled by a rather distinct and recognizable voice that Hana had admittedly missed. "Mura!" She called out as she shot out of the lake to give the shaman a tight hug. "I missed you!" Dragging himself out of the lake, Tamka couldn't have been in as happy terms as Hana was as when she had jumped out she sent the poor raccoon to be drifted into the waterfall where he struggled to get out of the rushing stream of water. Once he finally did,  he pulled himself out of the small lake,  continuously spitting out water that had forced it's way into his mouth and shaking his fur to rid it of the wetness it was now holding. "Hana m'lady..... That was really mean...." He pouted,  sending a shiver of guilt to run down the dragon slayer's spine and a look of sympathy to appear on her face. "I'm sorry.... I'll make it up to you when we get back to the guild. I'll bake you a pie." At Hana's offer,  Tamka's brown orbs shimmered with delight. "I FORGIVE YOU!"  "We'll, I suppose we should start investigating this thing then.... C'mon Mura, let's start looking around." Although she wouldn't really admit it,  Hana was rather eager to see what kind of thing they we're gonna have to deal with,  in which she softly but firmly grabbed a hold of Mura and dragged him into a random direction in the trees,  Tamka sitting atop her head once again, still jot in the mood to move another muscle. Getting further into the forest,  a sound soon became clear to Hana's hearing,  causing her to stop in her tracks for a better sense of direction. Sniffing the air the scent of dead flesh reeked, making the silvernette gag and pinch her nose shut. "Yeah, Mura, smells like something's dead nearby..."

The white-haired dragon slayer appeared quite happy to see her guildmate as she quickly rushed to give him a surprisingly tight hug. Combined with the fact that she was soaked by the lake’s water, it would’ve been a cold experience for Mura; however, very mixed feelings were apparent. A blushing heat combined with a chill from the cold… it wasn’t that he didn’t enjoy it at all. He missed Hana too, especially since their last mission… it would sound contradictory, but wasn’t he blushing a little too much despite the cold? Trying to get a hold on his senses, he laid an arm around Hana’s neck to pull her close in, so that he could exchange a hug as well. “I’ve missed you too…” he quietly spoke back to her, before the appearance of Kyuken and Zirconis came above each of his shoulders. “It’s been a while, am I right Hana?” Kyuken would greet to her, while the dragon had a first-time experience in meeting another Fairy Tail mage besides Mura. “Um… I see. Another slayer of my kin, eh?” the green dragon spoke up with quite a serious voice. For him, it was as if you met your own assassin; it was rather awful. However, before anything such as a barrier came up between them, Mura replied: “Oh, calm down a little, Zir. You’re already dead, so she can’t hurt you or anything… I don’t think that she wants to, anyway. Chill out.” Obviously, Mura didn’t exactly know of Zir’s feelings about this situation, but tried his best to keep things eased…

Tamka showed up from the lake, all soaked and with a little grudge to Hana. Kyuken couldn’t but giggle a little, while having Mura’s eyes darted on him. “Talk about cooling off…” the samurai ghost commented. It was pretty fun, honestly, and when Tampa quickly got over it after Hana promised pie… wait, she could bake pie? Mura had to remember that for later. “Yeah, you’re right. Let’s start… eh?” he let put as Hana was finding interest in this mission and its objective. She firmly pulled him into the deep forest as he quickly tried to find his foothold again, before following her. They went a little deep into the forest, though, before Hana stopped all of a sudden. “?” Mura couldn’t hear anything, not to mention as good as Hana could; probably an effect of her magic, “… Anything nearby?” He began scanning the area with his human-leveled eyes, supported by the vision of both Kyuken and Zirconis as they shared views. She mentioned that something dead was nearby, seemingly a corpse like those from the pictures; as that thought passed his mind, he remembered about what the lacrima told him. If he was right, then it would be more than just a dead corpse…

In an instant, his katana was unsheathed. Only Kyuken barely noticed the movement, but suddenly, he was armed as a bush was moving. “Stay ready, Hana…” he warned his guildmate, before approaching the bush with quiet steps. Sweat dropped down his spine by the thought and suspicious atmosphere that engulfed them all. And just as his heart began skipping beats… a quite living bunny jumped out of the bush, frightening Mura instantly. “!!!!” He violently pulled his sword before himself to block nothing, while his heart's beating could be heard, all by the view of a quite cute bunny that suddenly jumped away, “…” While he tried to forget that awkward moment, the true threat was approaching them from behind in form of a bear with flesh hanging off its body…

Before Hana had dragged Mura to the woods,  both of his spirits had appeared on each side of the brunette's shoulders. One the girl recognized as Kyuken- the other.... Not so much. Looking at his gaze she could tell that it wasn't a very friendly one,  the oppasite to be exact. It was quite obvious that he hadn't been happy to see her which made her shift in her spot awkwardly until the dead dragon spoke words of spite,  sending the girl into shock. Her? Kill dragons? She could never!  She was raised by one and the fact that he was pretty much calling her an assassin to the species hurt her. But like always,  she continued to play it cool and ignored what he had said as Mura tried to put the spirit at ease. Back on tack to present time,  after Hana had explained to Mura what she had been smelling,  her ears immediately perked to the rustling of a nearby bush. The two turned towards the source of the noise,  armed and ready to fight anything that might deem itself as one of the living animal corpses. However,  what jumped out of the bush was not deemed a corpse.... rather the opposite really. It was a bunny that looked more lively than ever and as it jumped out Mura screamed in fright from it,  causing the silver haired shorter to clutch her stomach bending over in full on laughter as she patted her now awkward guildmate in attempt to pull him from that embarrassing moment,  even though her fit of giggles were no help what so ever. But the scent was still there,  it was stronger now,  making her want to gag. Turning around,  the mages and their companions came face to face with a rather gruesome sight- a bear with flesh hanging from itself. Looking away,  Tamka scurried to hide himself further into Hana's sweater, and as if it was on instinct,  she immediately attacked it. Coating her arm in an iron of scaley ice,  Hana used her makeshift claws to slash at the bear as it attempted to slash at her,  causing it to back up and giving her time to put distance between her and the unliving creature,  dragging Mura along with her. "We'll he's especially feisty...." She couldn't help but comment as her childhood revolved around challenging larger creatures such as this to fights. She just hoped there weren't more bears such as this.

OOC: I didz it Mura!  I posted!  \(^o^)/

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(OOC: Congratz ^^ *gives cake*... wait, I don't have cake ;_; life is unfair)

That laugh from Hana made the atmosphere a little tenser around Mura as his teeth grinded in embarrassment. Here he arrived, all ready to solve this strange phenomenon with animals attacking people and their gross appearances, and he made a shocked performance over a bunny. Perhaps he was just getting paranoid, which in this case was a little too early. “Yeah yeah, it was funny. *Hmpf* Shall we conti-“ he quickly tried to switch subject, when another figure approached them from behind. With a swift turn, his body faced the enormous animal with insanely long claws, ripped skin everywhere and a very disgusting look on its face. A bear… they didn’t normally look like this, which confirmed that it must’ve been involved with the mission’s objective.

Hana was quick and already managed to land a slash on the beast with her ice dragon spell. The same cold air touched his skin as from back at the island, very classic for a magic like that. Even Zirconis had his eyes stuck on her actions, in which prompted Mura to choose him this time. Without warning, the dragon’s spirit was on the shaman’s grab, before he launched it into his chest. “Let’s join the fight too, Zir,” he spoke up as the greenish light engulfed him, slowly manifesting within his skin and outline. The aura could be seen as transparent scales forming a sphere around him, slowly closing in and resting on his contour, while dark-green scales appeared on his face, arms and torso. They resembled overall the appearance of Dragon Force, but the draconian theme was much more apparent on Mura. His outer appearance was also much more intimidating, thanks to the influence of Zirconis' spirit. As the moment passed, his entire body had been enveloped in a green contour of auric energy. “Um, Mura… why didn’t you choose me?” Kyuken asked with a sorrowful voice, tears under his eyes in a comical way. He was used to be the only spirit that the Midi samurai ever used, but variety wasn’t a bad thing.

He suddenly appeared before the giant bear, catching it off guard as a fierce blow was punched onto its belly, causing it to let off a huge growl. However, as Mura expected a quick knockout, it exchanged a slash towards his chest after gaining a few feet of distance from the shaman. It surprised him, in which he leaped back to Hana. “… I think that it won’t go down that easily,” he spoke to his guildmate. He would definitely need assistance against this beast, which didn’t faint after one hit. Although, all of a sudden, his mind faded towards another subject, in which he asked with a big smile: “Oh, by the way, what do you think? Don’t I look awesome when fused with Zirconis, hehe..?”

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After having took action,  Mura clearly decided that he should start fighting as well,  and so there for used his dragon spirit to gain more power. Looking on in awe,  Hana's eyes sparkled at the sight before her which she though to be pretty amazing. It wasn't everyday that you see somebody working with a soul in the same body anyways. After aiming a forecful blow to the dead bear,  he jumped back to Hana,  stating the obvious with a follow up question. "Yeah.... He seems pretty tough, this.... Might take a while. Oh, and you two look really cool together!" Giving the shaman a close-eyed smile,  Hana shifted her gaze back towards the bear who had know been charging it's way towards them. To put some distance eback in between them,  Hana charged at it too and slide under the bear,  but before she could completely pass it she jumped up from under it and used her strength to send it flying in the air back towards the oppadite direction of her team. The smell seemed almost unBEARable (sorry,  I had to XD),  especially to the dragon slayer herself,  but none the less,  she didn't stop fighting and using her signature spell,  she blew out a deep gust of wind followed by a dancing storm of ice. Ice had stuck to the bear's fur and rotten flesh, but as much as she would have liked it to,  it didn't stop the near from charging through the storm and back towards them. "Mura! Help me out!" She yelled to her guild mate, her gaze never leaving the zombeh. As for Tamka.... He was still being the normal scaredy-raccoon he was known to be and continued to keep himself hidden under the girl's clothing. She really couldn't blame him though.... This thing was strong. Now she just felt bad for all the animals she fought when she was little. 

OOC: Sorry,  I was panning on posting yesturday but.... Things kind of happened. :/

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(OOC: It's fine, it's... I see what you did there ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) )

Mura couldn’t but feel proud of himself by Hana’s impression, smiling for himself quite discreetly as he wasn’t blessed with the ability to ‘sparkle’. It was a surprising phenomenon for himself, though, as he mainly used Kyuken’s spirit to enhance his already existing swordsmanship. Zirconis didn’t have any sword experience, except being stabbed by one once or twice; when fused with the dragon’s soul, Mura felt like withdrawing his katana and other weapons for a temporary time and focus on his melee attributes. So yeah, he was amazed by his own power too; could you blame him? “Thanks for the compliment,” he gave his thanks to Hana as she gave a soft, gentle smile… oh, and the bear was charging towards them, which made Mura regain his focus. As Hana slid beneath its feet, he contributed with a swift kick to the bear’s head, staggering it as it was launched away by Hana’s next move. As he landed, Mura noticed the strong smell of rotten flesh, in which he suddenly found it pitiful to still be alive. Its spirit wasn’t even fully inside its body, almost as if it was about to die all the time. While Hana covered its position with a blizzard that erupted from her belly, Mura felt even more pitiful for the being. Souls were supposed to either be inside the body or leave it; situations like these where he dealt with ‘undeads’ always offended his beliefs. You’re dead… you’re dead, you can’t stay dead and alive at the same time, his head began thinking, unconsciously as he was spectating, You’re dead, aren’t you… just stay dead…

Hana’s voice caught his attention as she yelled for help. He was reminded of her earlier spell, a rather usual spell for Dragon Slayers, in which he leaped over to the duelists. While midair, he moved his hands towards his mouth and formed a kind of trumpet-like form with them, in which he spoke up: “Take cover, Hana!!” As he spun around midair, a greenish aura manifested around his body as it would focus on his head, before he blew out a spray of green scales in a storm of splinters. You could hear Zirconis’ roar in the background as the beam hit the bear, pushing it back in the blizzard from earlier; green gems would mix with the white-bluish ice, resulting in an even larger storm emerging. Mura landed his feet on the stony ground, keeping his foothold as he kept streaming out the dragon’s roar.

As a result, the bear was heavily damaged on top of its present wounds, staggering it after Mura’s spell. It really got life in it, Zirconis commented. Mura didn’t like that comment, though, judging by his earlier thoughts; was this thing alive or dead? Could it die? Could it live? He was rather confused, to be honest…

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Not soon after she had requested for his aid,  Mura began putting himself into a position in which he was about ready to cast a spell. Before that however,  he had yelled over to Hana telling her to take cover. It quickly reminded her of the last time they went on a job yogethar and she knew then that he was obviously getting ready to cause some uncontrollable damage. Quickly scanning around the area she found a big boulder not too far, and like most other mages would do she ran over and jumped behind it getting out of Mura's attack range. Not only did this give her shelter, it also gave her time to observe the bear and think on it..... But she didn't know what to think about it. It was strange for sure,  but it was also sad at the same time. 'Why did that even happen?' She asked herself,  starting to feel a sudden sadness for the creature as she heaved a sigh. "I know what you're thinking Lady Hana. Don't feel too bad about it.... It'll be out of it's misery soon...." "Yeah but Tamka, that's not the point. What if it had cubs or something..."
After she said that,  she felt a sudden slap... We'll, it wasn't really a slap,  morw like getting a fluffy and small ball thrown at her,  and she looked down to see Tamka with his paw up and a stern look on his facial features. "I'm sorry my lady, but you're being highly depressing. Again, stop thinking on the subject, you have plenty of time for that later. Put that frown upside down and get ready for your next attack!" As a faint smile painted itself onto her exoression, she hugged the ginger raccoon and became filled with DETERMINATION. (I'm sorry.... It had to be done XD)

The bear made its slow steps towards Mura’s position, its eyes were pale and lifeless, but nonetheless frightening. One more hit and it should die for good, Zirconis spoke to Mura, which tensed the situation a bit more; in the end, Mura wasn’t a big fan of taking lives, but what about this poor guy? Technically, this animal was dead; it just hadn’t left its host (the body) yet. As it stood a few meters from the shaman, he proceeded to launch himself forward, appearing on the other side of the animal in the blink of an eye. Leaves blew up by the charge, while a small gust rose from the ground and upwards, all caused by his last attack…

And so, the bear finally fell to its knees with a loud growl, before you could see its spirit rip itself out of the deceased body. At least, if you were that type of person that could see such things, then it would surely amaze you; such phenomenon was uncommon for most people nowadays. Sweat trickled down Mura’s face as he recovered his breathing; not being used to handle such power, and especially the way that it was handed out (the ‘no-swords-combat’ rule) really strained his inner mind for some reason. It wasn’t that unusual for him to fight without a weapon, but every soul affected him in some way. To cool down a little, he sat on his butt and looked around, trying to find Hana and her hiding spot. “… It’s still weird, though,” Kyuken suddenly spoke up as he appeared beside Mura. The shaman switched his attention to the samurai as he continued: “Undeads… aren’t creatures like those more common in the Cursed Lands? What are they doing here..?” Moving his eyes around the area, Mura thought about the question for a brief moment, then replied: “Something must’ve triggered it… perhaps if we find it, then…”

He quickly stood on his feet once again and called: “Hana! Hana, where are you? Let’s move on and look for anything strange; I think that something has caused these beasts to attack us… or someone…” His eyes rolled around the woods, trying to find where his guildmate took cover from before...

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After Hana had hid,  a sudden gust of wind blew upwards from below them.... But what made it special was that they we're on the ground,  confusing Hana. But not long would she actually be confused. After the unnatural wind occurred not only did Tamka (who had gotten out of Hana's shirt) but Hana had also been forced to fly into the air. Freaked out,  the two flapped their arms around, hoping that just wings will grow out and save them. 'Wait.... I DO HAVE WINGS!'. Having this thought,  Tamka's wings suddenly appeared on his back and before he could run into a branch he stopped himself. Looking downwards towards the "battle", he became just as confused as before. 'Mura doesn't seem to be moving...' He thought,  knowing of Mura's combat skills,  well other than the new ones he had gained. Flying downwards the Ginger headed raccoon landed on Mura's head,  sparkles filling his eyes. "Mura! That was really cool!" He shouted as he danced around on the shaman's hair... Probably turning it into a nest in the process. As Tamka was getting ready to end his dance routine with the disco however,  his "Lady's" teammate had asked a question towards someone else particular that he had totally forgot about. "I'm up heeeeere!" Said silvernette said (more like yelled) from above  catching all of the guys' attention. Looking up, Hana could be seen hanging upsaide down from a tree, her face red from embarassment and her eyepatch had blown off leaving two mis-matched eyes glaring at the winged raccoon who was deciding to take sanctuary on Mura's head for the rest of the time. 'Ahhh! I'm such an idiot! Now she's gonna be mad at me for not helping her!' He internally screamed as his soul comically "left his body".

……… Yup. The bear didn’t dare to stand up and make a cliché-like comeback this time. Mura sighed as he confirmed the battle’s ending. It was quite intense, though; not really the struggle against the bear, but the honing of Zirconis’ soul. A dragon’s soul and a samurai’s soul were as different as anything could be in comparison, and Mura was just getting used to it. His expressions such as his feelings were highly altered too; that was a common thing when fusing spirits, but he never noticed it due to his and Kyuken’s utter similarity in many ways. However, him compared to Zirconis was like comparing a dry potato and chili. The one was calm and had an ‘earth-bound’ personality (one that doesn’t get too high and mighty), while the other was an embodiment of sturdiness, intimidation, arrogant pride (mostly arrogant pride for himself, but also for his relatives) and, nonetheless, danger. When fused, Mura too would implant such traits into his own soul for the duration. “… Can I have a turn next time, Mura?” the samurai spirit suddenly asked out with a curious voice, receiving a quick nod from Mura. His face shone by the acceptance…

It appeared that Hana’s companion, the raccoon Tamka, was having a victory dance on top of Mura’s head, also complimenting the young shaman. “Oh, really..?” he shyly replied back while scratching his hair. It was really making his long, pretty hair into a mess, though… now that he thought of mess, he did cause some kind of uplifting gust to appear. Also, where was Hana? The shaman’s ears quickly caught her call, suddenly looking up at a tree where Hana was hanging upside down. Blinking a few times, he felt the gravity increase from Tamka and his regretting feeling at the moment, in which he stood up. Without warning, his feet levitated and let his entire body soar into the air as he ascended towards Hana, noticing that her eyepatch had fallen down. Honestly, it was the first time that he noticed the strange phenomenon of her eyes; one was red, the other blue. With that thought, he gently pulled her off the branch that she was hanging on, holding her cold body on his arms. “Ehm… I didn’t know that your eyes were like that,” he suddenly spoke up to her in curiosity as his feet would return to the ground, “It sort of reminds me of grandfather’s cat… it looks pretty.”

Although Tamka hadn't moved from his recent spot on Mura's head, the brown haired shaman had without warning lifted himself into the air, causing Tamka to fall off his head only to catch himself with his wings. 'Oh shoot! My sanctuary! Im in the fire range!' The ginger comically yelled in his head while flapping around looking for a place to hide, that is, until his gaze caught on to the scene before him. After having floated into the air, Mura levitated up towards Hana, pulling her from the branch as he returned to the ground with her. 'Noooooo! Mura! She's gonna kill m-' Just as the winged raccoon was gonna finish his thought, Tamka's ears caught hold of what Mura was saying to the small Dragon Slayer. "O-oh, thanks..." she stuttered, and this only made Tamka grin evily, thinking of actions that he would soon regret. "You loooooooove eachother~" (Lmfao, Happy moment.) "WHAT?! N-no we don't!" "Suuuure, I totallyyy believe you~" Blushing a furious shade of red a rather large snowball compared to Tamka appeared in her hand and was launched towards the poor critter who was now gonna suffer the wrath of Hana for his poor choices in teasing her. Getting hit, Tamka landed on the ground shivering, but unexpectedly he gave a thumbs up. "Okay my lady.... I deserved that.... I'll stop teasing you." "Okay.... let's just go..." she said heaving a sigh. Just as she was starting to walk forward, Tamka called her to a stop and pointed out something. "Uh... didn''t you lose your eyepatch? We might want to find it..." "Oh yeah! Well, help me look for it." At orders, Tamka saluted with a big, goofy smile, and the two started to feel around the ground looking for the thing that covered the abnormality of the silvernette's eyes. Scanning the area, Hana began to look in the spot under the tree that she was hanging from earlier before those embarassing events had happened all thanks to her raccoon companion. After a few minutes of looking around, the two sighed while leaning back. "Found anything Tamka?" "Nope..." Sighing again, Hana began to slowly stand up while walking in another random direction. "Well, it doesn't really matter. I can get a new one so lets-" Just as she was getting ready to start looking for more anomalies, Hana's gaze moved downwards only to reveal.... her eyepatch. 'Right when I was leaving...' she thought as she sweatdropped. Bending over and picking it up she tied the circular cloth back around her head and covering her crimson eye, leaving only her oceanic one to be seen. Turning back around Hana gave a close eyed smile and took Mura by the hand again, rushing back through the trees to look for more of those poor, dead.... creatures..... :(
"Okay! Now we can go!" She cheered, trying to keep her sad thoughts to herself. 'Like Tamka said, they'll be put out of their misery after we're done with this.'
Strolling through the woods and hiking through the rocks of the Phoenix Mountains, the place was quiet for the time that they had been searching and Hana and Tamka were most especially growing tired of just looking around only to find nothing. Not even a trace of their existence. "Ugh.... I'm so hungryyyy." "You're always so hungry, what makes this time different?" Hana retorted to the complaining raccoon. "I'm tiiiiired." "You've been sitting on my head the entire time!" "...." Sweet silence fluttered around the air as Hana thought he had finally stopped whining about the situation... "I'm booooored." Yeah.... she THOUGHT, but of course, Tamka always found a come back to the argument. Sighing as she reached into her pocket, Hana pulled out a couple of crackers and gave them to the lazy critter sitting atop her head and making a nest of her snowy white hair. "Fine..." she groaned as she gave into the ginger's pleading eyes. "Only a couple and no more, we don't know how long we'll be here and maybe other people want to eat too." Just as he was about to take a bite with a cheery smile, a flock of rather grotesque looking birds coming out of their hiding spots and swarming around them. "POLLY WANTS A CRACKER!" Okay, maybe she was imagining from her exhaustion, but she could've sworn she heard one actually yell that. Being surrounded by the lot of them, the Dragon Slayer could hear nothing but the flapping of their wings and she tried to run out of the swarm only for them to follow her. This made her mad, and she grew frustrated as the dead birds were swooping down at her trying to peck at her. As for Tamka.... he was of course just chilling in her shirt... literally. Covering herself in ice armor so she wouldn't get their beaks lodged into her skin, she started to climb a tree in which she looked down also to see the birds swarming Mura and him most likely trying to fight them off. Although she had wanted to help, she also didn't want him getting caught in her explosion of ice and snow and so running the oppasite direction on the tree Hana jumped down from it flipping to extend her leg. As she was doing so the birds that chose to attack her were following her the entire time. Not that this wasn't a good thing, for it followed along exactly with her plan. Reaching the ground with the birds in tow, Hana reached it with a hard kick and on impact the ground was ruined with shards of ice shooting out of it. Some impaled the birds that attacked her, whereas the rest were lost in the cloud of frost that would've given anybody a Frost Bite (all with the exception of a mage who's magic involves heat) and the birds froze solid only to find themselves on the ground as the remaining shards introduced them to a fate like their friends'. It was rather sad... but thinking if the fact that their souls wouldn't be pained anymore put Hana at ease a bit.

OOC: YASSSSSSS! I didz it! Over 1000 words! Next is 5000 thought cuz I wanna beat Vlad's 4 k ;-;

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Something made him giggle a bit when Hana stuttered in reply to his compliment; he could relate it to himself when he was complimented once in a while. It was always that embarrassing, yet accepting feeling that built up inside of you when people said good things about you, especially if one’s heart was soft to heart-warming comments like these. Despite her body temperature literally causing a frostbite on Mura at the moment, he didn’t dislike this common reaction. Now he was the one to send a close-eyed smile towards her… when Tamka seemingly planned to tease them both by his comment, in which Mura’s honest feelings at the beginning were swooped away by an immense pressure and embarrassment. That damn raccoon really triggered him at that moment…

“I had a feeling about that would come…” he replied to the raccoon and its foreseen attempt, while putting Hana down. Annoyingly, it was followed up by Kyuken: “Haha! But you two really look cute together; you’re like the perfect couple!” With a sparkling smile, the samurai spirit immediately felt the pressure erupting from Mura’s pupils, slowly retreating to Zirconis, “… I think that we overdid it there.” “Huh? I barely said anything yet..!” the dragon protested, while following up on the Fairy Tail mages. Meanwhile, Mura didn’t want Hana to feel being in any awkward situations, which was quickly solved as she smiled back at him. Honestly, he really liked seeing her smile like that; it was filled with a peaceful, enjoying atmosphere that the shaman had yet to fathom fully…

Quickly, he spotted a switch in her spirit’s expression; something sad passed her mind. As she optimistically cheered on them to move on, he couldn’t but stroke her hair playfully and reply: “Indeed. But if we find the cause of all this, then I’ll land the finishing blow - you got that?” And with that said, they moved into the shrubbery with apparently no legit destination, which worried Mura a bit. Perhaps it’ll be difficult to get out of this mountain if we keep strolling towards no end like now…, he thought. And meanwhile Hana and the raccoon conversed about boredom and hunger, his eyes scanned the entire area from the positions that they stepped on. Kyuken noticed it, while Zirconis had his eyes on the ‘slayer of kin’ or what he referred her as earlier. “Hm… do you really think that it’s-“ Kyuken was about to ask out, but Mura quickly laid out his response: “Yup. Something tells me that the bear from before… maybe it was enforced by magic. I could clearly sense strong magic power from it.” And just as he finished that sentence, a clear, strange voice called out for cracker… only to be followed up by a large flock of ugly birds that soared around the group. A group was following Hana and Tamka, while keeping Mura from aiding. “Huh?” he spoke up in confusion, “Hey, go back to Phoenix or whatever, no crackers for you..!” And as those words reached the birds’ ears, they rampaged towards the figure that spoke them out. Mura reflexively leaped backwards, landing his feet on a log that would suffice as a stepping stone as he would launch forward, passing the sinister horde that were all trying to peck through his shirt. It even got to the point where his shirt was mere flakes on his torso, in which he felt the need to end the flock quickly. “Kyuken!” he commanded, following with a swift movement that revealed the above-mentioned spirit to launch into his katana, while the aura flew across the metallic blade and into the antiquity as well, resulting in the same procedure as with Zirconis (just with his two swords). As that was done, he would lift up both his katana in his right hand and the antiquity in his left, swinging them both across himself to cause a huge amount of crushing slashes to explode from the blades, hitting every bird around him with unreal precision and accuracy. It even caused the leaves on many trees around them to give in to the fierce force of the wind that was caused by Mura’s act, in which their visual field was expanded.

“… At least, they weren’t that much of a trouble,” he commented. The bear made a real challenge earlier, in which the birds literally went down by one hit. Luckily, his attack was very wide-ranged, so it had managed to hit a good amount. The ones that were harassing Hana had turned into a small amount. Judging by their condition (the frost-bite and heavy stun that followed), he would naturally want to give them a chance to flee, now that they were - and still are - birds. However, remembering their conditions that were just the same as with the bear, he didn’t want to leave any of them behind in letting their souls obtain freedom from the destroyed bodies that kept them back. With his eyes closed, his sword swung through the earlier cocky birds that turned into piles of dead bodies, waiting to become one with the earth. To be fair, never had he taken so many ‘lives’ as today; it made him uncomfortable as he stood there, having his back against the bodies and Hana, while his hair blew majestically in the cold wind, and merely reflecting over all this… perhaps if he ever found the actual cause of all this, then he might’ve gotten a chance to end it in a more appropriate way than this…

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The birds hadn't really put up much of a fight now that Hana had thought about it. They all went down with just one blow... only thing really troublesome was dealing with them as a whole since they had kept swarming about the two. Although the work was pesky, it didn't really take long... they were done in a jiffy, which was good in a way, but Hana became sadder by the gruesome sight of the birds laying on the ground dead.... She shook her head, not wanting to think of it any further and put a small smile back on her face. This job was depressing, but even so she knew there were worse sights to be seen. Looking over at Mura, she could tell he was feeling the exact same way she had been. She didn't let her small smile fall, but rather she forced it to grow as she went to hug Mura to try and get him to cheer up. "Come on, wee shouldn't stay here anymore. It'll be dark before we know it." She tried saying to get him out of the moment, but... she wasn't really good with these types of things. None the less, what she was saying was true. Although she was a Dragon slayer there was no way her element had anything to do with fire, let alone heat or light for that matter and she didn't want to get stuck in the dark. That would be.... scary. Walking around in wait of Mura, she began to fill her arms with wood that they could use for fire and she began walking forward as a sign that it was time to get moving. Tamka had strangely managed to fall asleep in Hana's shirt along the way, and she didn't want to wake him, so she just stayed quiet as she traveled deeper into the mountains. 'Getting out of here is going to be a pain....'

As he stood there, silent and frozen in time, he could suddenly feel its presence. The god’s touch within his flesh and bones, reaching out to its host with a suggestive atmosphere. Not only hem but also the samurai spirit suddenly darted to the side by a sudden change in the air. Sweat dropped down the ghost’s cheek as it thought in horror: … Just, what was that right there? Could it be… Mura… His eyes rolled towards the figure that appeared to be his shamanistic friend and partner, but it was more than clear to see that a silhouette passed by his sight for a brief moment, enough for Kyuken to fathom its form and influence in the atmosphere. Such dark presence was new to Kyuken, who barely knew that this was the kind of aura that affected him in the rare times that Mura unleashed it…

Despite their lack of being wary, the aura could’ve taken over in that moment, an instant switch in the shaman’s overall being, if not for the sudden cold on the back; that was Hana, who’d hugged her guildmate to try and cheer him up. Slowly, he moved his face towards hers as she suggested that they should keep moving now as it was turning dark. His eyes were for a quick second completely wide-opened there, soon to fade back to their usual, half-opened look with a proper smile in this situation, while his hand gently held over Hana’s arm. “You’re right. It’s getting cold… hehe.” Obviously, he meant both the atmosphere and her body temperature, in which he discreetly teased her; however, what he said wasn’t totally true. He wasn’t feeling cold. Rather, her hug gave a strange warmth to him, despite all factors…

The white-haired Dragon Slayer began collecting wood, seemingly a suggestion to make a bonfire. The woods were really covering a lot of the faint evening lights from the sunset, so it appeared to be a good idea. Mura quickly dashed around the trees, searching for wood to be used. He found this and that, and suddenly realized the absence of Zirconis; Kyuken kept soaring on top of his shoulder, while the dragon spirit was gone. “Huh? Kyuken, have you seen Zir anywhere?” the shaman curiously asked his swordmaster. As one who hadn’t paid notice to it, the samurai quickly spun his head around, only to answer: “Wha- where did he go now… Zir! Ziiiiiir!!!” The samurai spirit would call for the dragon’s name, fading into the forest as well. Mura was quite confident that they would do fine; they were the spirits of dead people, in which they couldn’t die twice or anything like that. As Kyuken left the scene, Mura found himself nearby a large opening in the woods where he moved closer to. It appeared to be right beside a large boulder, completely flat and smooth; but due to the lack of brightness, it was difficult to clarify its size. However, it looked suited to lean your back up against, in which Mura called for his Dragon Slayer partner: “Hana, I found a good place! Just return now, I’ll take care of the fire..!” With a quick, cracking voice with his stretching fingers, the shaman tossed the woods on the ground, before doing a few signs with his fingers. The carbon-rich wood would change, becoming a pure source of light and fire. As that was done, the shaman waited for more woods to keep it burning, as well as a little company now that Kyuken and Zirconis were absent…

As she continued to collect wood the silvernette noticed the sudden panic over in Mura's direction, causing her to tune into listening. Hearing their conversation Hana was able to conclude that apparently the jade Dragon that Mura had been accompanied with, so picking up the final piece of wood she pushed herself back up onto her feet and began to walk over to Mura but stopped in her tracks as she saw Mura move somewhere she hadn't been able to take notice of. She was left standing in confusion as she waited for some sort of reaction at Mura's findings but she smiled softly as she heard Mura yell over to her about how he found a good place to rest. "Coming!" She yelled in response as she made her way over to where Mura's exact location was using his scent. As soon as she arrived, she saw that Mura had already been working on the fire. Not knowing what to do she sat beside the brunette shaman watching as the wood came to be a bundle of flames. Pulling a couple of sticks out of her arms, she gave them to the fire to keep it going and stuck her hands out in front of it as if to warm them. It didn't actually do anything, but she liked the nice warm feeling that the heat provided her. "So.... where did Kyuken and Zirconis run off to?" She asked, her eyes filled with curiosity. She knew that since they were spirits not much harm could really be done to them, but she couldn't help but worry as it was a natural instinct she had when working with others on a dangerous job such as this. Waiting for his reply, she laid her back on the boulder that Mura had found, figuring that she might as well get comfortable if they were going to be there a while.

”Hm… I never read that guy. I think that he just went out somewhere in curiosity…” Mura replied to satisfy Hana’s own curiosity as she asked him about Zirconis’ whereabouts, “Kyuken went out to search for that dragon, so… I guess it’s just us two.” To be fair, Mura wasn’t used to be left out without at least one spirit to company him; the term ‘private life’ didn’t suit so much for him, or at least not in cases like these. Out in the forest, in the beginning of the night, he truly longed for another soul to speak to. Luckily, Hana had joined up with him at the perfect leaning place, supported by the large boulder behind them. It’d been a long day, and Mura felt in need for a little rest. Therefore, after laying his equipment on the ground, his eyes would move upwards the clear skies which revealed dots of bright stars that slowly made their ways across the celestial body.

Although, a lot had happened in this mission, both when you talk about experience and thoughts. Having to deal with the undead again brought back times from when he took off to Midi with the previous Guildmaster, Heero, to take down a horde of vampires that terrorized the people of the Water clan. Even back then, he had gone through struggles with facing what appeared to be souls that were constantly at the edge of leaving the body; they weren’t alive, neither were they dead. Was that natural? Given by how many times that he’d faced this term, it should be obvious for him. Yet… it still managed to send a dark cloud over Mura’s head in that moment, before he snapped out of the grey atmosphere. I wonder where Kyuken and Zirconis went, he thought for himself, while slowly moving his eyes towards his silver-haired guildmate, … Now that I think about it, she doesn’t seem as affected by all this undead event like me… but… Truly, he barely knew of Hana’s true feelings about all this when he softly grabbed her hand to catch her attention. “I guess that we should rest a little. It’s been a long day,” he calmly suggested to her, having his deep, dark eyes leak into hers, “This place looks safe enough, so don’t worry about that. Also, Kyuken and Zirconis might be close by.” The least that he wanted now was to be interrupted by another undead during his sleep, so he took measure into confirming this place as secure. With that said, he leaned to the other direction, having his face looking away from the Dragon Slayer, so that she could have some sleep as well. Bruises from many battles’ scars were left on his back, healed a long time ago, but still exposed due to the lack of a shirt. He didn’t bother letting it stay…

(OOC: Just gonna remind you, the giant boulder is the beginning of second part of this job :OOOOOOO. With that said, Nighty Night :3)

Hana's curiosity subsided a bit but it wasn't fully put to rest as all she got was a prediction at what the jade spirit might be doing as of now. However, when she heard that Kyuken went off in search for him and that it was just the two of them- besides the sleeping Tamka in her shirt- she tensed up a bit. Normally she would be with a group when on a job, she wouldn't be left alone with just one person, but as this was different she immediately became the shy smol child she used to be and snapped into her introverted mode. She spaced put for the time the silence had been present, staring off into the starry night sky as she thought of nothing in particular. She just sat there, enjoying the peace the silence had brought to them with the breeze softly blowing and swaying their hair side to side. It was quite relaxing, even so as Mura's hand had been placed upon her own as if to catch her attention. And it did, she turned her gaze to brunette in question until he had proposed that they too went to sleep. She nodded her head in understanding; but even as the shaman turned his back to her to fall asleep, she just couldn't. Even though they were surrounded by nature, the danger around their little safe zone caused her soothing lullaby that nature would sing to her cease, and she just couldn't fall asleep without it. She's forgotten how to since every night for the past ten years she had been lulled to a soft and pleasent sleep by the mysterious melody. With that said, she looked over to Mura, thinking he was asleep before getting back up on her feet and walking around the small area they had managed to find sanctuary in, her gaze never once leaving the sky.

Meanwhile Mura began snoring in peace, Kyuken and Zirconis made their appearances in the shrubbery. They’d been darting around the forest for an hour by now, and as they spotted the faint light from the bonfire, then they concluded that as Mura’s and Hana’s location. The shaman was already gone from this world, but Hana had decided to strive around a little. “Wait, I can see someone… Mura! Muuuuraaaaaa!” the samurai spirit’s voice called over to the silhouettes in the background, “Haaaanaaaa! Are you there?” As the two balls of auric flames arrived, they found Mura in a slumber, while Hana was still awake. A sweat trickled down Kyuken’s cheek by the view. “Huh? Did he leave you to guard the area for him?” the samurai asked with a sharp look on his face, “That bastard... and he calls himself a samurai. Hmpf!” The dragon spirit had already made his way towards the sleeping Mura, commenting: “Perhaps he really needs that rest, Kyuken. Look at him, before you start judging.” While the samurai soared towards Mura, he complained: “At least he should’ve reconsidered letting Hana out in this danger; it ain’t very manly of him.” The two balls looked at Mura’s face, while a small ruby fell off Kyuken’s flame. He found it shining in the middle of the forest, and as it made contact with Mura’s skin, wide-opened eyes darted back at the two spirits with such intensity that caused them to get blown away. “WARGH!” they both shouted up in shock, surprising the shaman himself as he felt his sweat trickling down. His arms were shaking as if he just had a nightmare. “… Ehm, wait, what’s going on?” the brunette asked out. His eyes scanned the area in a hurry, surprised that Hana was still awake. Perhaps she couldn’t sleep yet… but what was going on for Kyuken and Zirconis?

“Damn, you little brat! You scared the hell out of us..!” the dragon replied with anger, supported by Kyuken’s complaining blabber: “What do you think that you’re doing, letting Hana walk around the ‘surely-you-will-die forest’ all by herself..!” Question marks popped up on his head as he answered: “What’re you talking about? Wasn’t she sleepi- nevermind.” He decided to end the discussion right there, not wanting to put Hana in an awkward position at the moment, “By the way… that stone right there.” His hand grabbed a hold on the bloody ruby, shaking a little as he was expecting another picture of what he saw when he was asleep. “I think that there’s something behind this boulder… at least, that's what this picture showed me,” he spoke up as his eyes would scan the giant rock behind them; at first, he’d seen it as a regular side of a giant boulder, but as his eyes had gotten used to the lack of brightness, he could clearly see the strange writings on the wall. A fist-sized hole was seen a few meters away, almost looking like a key hole. “Hm…” The shaman was diving into thoughts and theories, while his feet automatically moved him towards the hole, “Perhaps if I…” He slowly put his own fist in the small hole, and as he did that, reddish light revealed the writings in the darkness and a strong force pushed Mura back with a small bruise on his knuckle. He stood there for a moment in surprise, but thanks to the shocking picture that he gained from the ruby, then he had an idea of what they were going to do. “Hey… I think that we’re supposed to enter this way, but I can’t get through…” he mumbled, while rapidly smashing the shaft of his katana into the rock to try and move it… but in vain…

Not long after Hana had been walking around she heard a call from somebody.  If not for her enhanced senses she wouldn't have been able to hear it,  but she did.  It was Kyuken calling out for Mura.... Gaining the young girl's attention,  she spun on her heel towards the two spirits,  but before she could even start walking towards them, the two had found their way over to them.  It wasn't particularly bad..... That was, until Kyuken started to accuse Mura of putting Hana on guard duty. No matter how many times she tried to tell him that she was up on her own will,  she kept getting interrupted by the samurai spirit,  only leaving room for her to sweat drop and face palm at his overreaction. Suddenly,  something weird happened.  She hadn't realized exactly what it was since she lost consciousness on the things around her since she had lost focus on Kyuken and began trying to get back into the rhythym of nature,  finally being able to hear it just a bit. However, the strange thing that happened shook her quite a bit,  and on instinct she dropped to the ground and covered her head,  closing her eyes to block her veiw. She covered her ears as well,  and so because of that,  she couldn't hear,  but a long moment of waiting for something to happen only to find that nothing really did,  she stood back up and opened her eyes to reveal Mura along with his two spirits inspecting a stone with a large hole in it. Like always curiosity took over her and she went to check it out,  but she refused to revome her hands from covering her ears.  "S-so what's going on here....?" Hana asked,  lifting her hands away from her ears by a dad,  just enough so she can hear as she was still shaken by what just happened.

“Hmpf… if my thoughts are right, then we’re supposed to enter here,” the shaman mumbled troubledly. The ruby surely gave him a picture of something that would lead him this way; it kind of showed him a village nearby too. Perhaps a civilization was hidden behind this boulder. That would explain the strange markings and the phenomenon with his bruised fist; it was most likely an entrance that was secured. However, he couldn’t do whatever was necessary to enter. “Huh… Kyuken, Zir, where did you find this gem?” Mura asked his spiritual companions with ignorant eyes that were unaware of the role of this stone. The samurai spirit hummed a little, before answering for both of them: “It just revealed itself nearby… it looked pretty, and nowhere were around to reclaim it, so I thought that I could keep it as a souvenir.” "Not to mention, I thought that it was a regular jade," Zirconis followed up with a quick hum to express his discontent. Those answers didn’t really explain why the ruby would lead him somewhere pass the rock’s position, but it could’ve always been a tracker that someone else used in the past…

“Hana… I think that we’re supposed to enter through this rock,” he informed his guildmate, “… But it’s pretty tough. I could’ve sworn that I could cut it down with a few-“ His words got stuck as he found a new idea to enter; he didn’t need to use brute force, but could simply phase through it! “That’s it!” he let out enlightened, before moving his hand towards the massive rock once again. Bolts would become visible around it, but he needed only to touch it barely as it would crumble to the ground as a giant puddle of water. Before them laid a hallway that would reveal several entrances and ways through the mountain’s inner cells. “…” His eyes would dig into the darkness of the rooms that they were mostly going to enter if they wanted to follow the ruby’s guidance, “I can feel someone’s presence in here… *cough* so, are you coming?” He would look back to his cute guildmate as his feet moved into the cave, at the same time curious of what might wait for them in these rooms…

While being informed of what was going on, Mura cut himself off,  seeming to be in thought as he examined the large stone before shouting out "That's it!".  His sudden outburst made Hana jump up a bit, but it made her smile seeing how enthusiastic her team mate was after what had happened earlier that day. Touching the object,  Hana watched as it crumbled down into a mere puddle of water. 'THAT is awesome'. She stated to herself as she stared wide-eyed. Feeling the sudden urge to touch it out of curiosity,  she stuck out her hand and slowly placed it on the water. "It's just water.... That's cool...." She said,  tracing little lines in the puddle,  making ripples. Being lost in thought again, Hana hadn't noticed that her guildmate was already beginning to enter the strange cave until he had called out to her asking if she was coming,  in which she would give a slight nod of her head and begin walking into the tunnel like entrance. Every detail of the two's surroundings interested the young dragon slayer and sparked her curiosity. But then again... Most everything seemed to do that. Ignoring that fact,  Hana gradually began to grow a bit eager as they explored. It was her adventurous side popping in, and she was so excited to see what their chosen room lead them to. Maybe a lost civilization? Nah,  that was ridiculous, she was getting her hopes too high. Or was she? After being caught up in her short thoughts,  a low growl soon caught her attention,  making her swirv around. Was there an anomoly that they had missed,  being unaware of it? That seemed to be the case...  And they would soon have to fight it whatever it was that had been following them into the cave. Hopefully it wouldn't be too hard, like the birds.

OOC: we didn't fight the wolves and I just wanted to get through that real quick.

Mura couldn’t help but smile by her compliment. If it continued like this, then he would most likely feel spoiled like a small brat. “Hehehe… please,” he protested softly while having his hand busy with his hair, “… It’s more than just water. It’s pure water; a pure, natural object.” Before beginning to speculate about that strange magic, he shook the unnecessary thoughts away and took a glance over the strange decorations inside the cave. Hana was getting quite curious too, which was obviously reasonable for the shaman. Like if anyone wouldn’t wonder the least over all this architecture. It was as if a civilization had lived here centuries ago, but it appeared deserted today… or so, it did for a few moments.

“It sort of resembles the buildings around Mid-“ he was about to comment, until the silence was yet interrupted by a second voice other than his; loud growls, which sounded to approach them from somewhere behind the Fairy Tail mages. “Hm?” he hummed with his head turned around to spot the arrival of ridiculously large canines with bloody teeth, a disgusting smell and a killer instinct at the moment. “When did they come in here… or is this place not as deserted as I thought?” he speculated, while unsheathing Harusame, “Kyuken. You have to wait; I have another idea now.” The samurai spirit began to pour down comical tears as he was promised, yet the promise was still intact; he just had to wait a little longer. While the two giant canines approached the group, Mura’s palms contacted with each other as a fresh, natural energy surged out from his body. “Hana! Get ready to freeze all the water down..!” he warned his guildmate as the ground below the great wolves began to devour them. Boulders stuck up from the ground, grabbing them and immobilizing them, before it all suddenly turned into water; you could always ask how that was possible later. As they were inside this cube of liquid, Mura nodded towards Hana as a sign to act now.

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