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

As they were observing the strange entrance Mura began to share the resemblance to a place he had most likely been to before; however, Hana couldn't be quite sure as Mura was cut off towards the end of his sentence by gruesome looking wolves. She was right, they did miss some anomalies. Them being wolves, Tamka was particularly scared... in fact, he chose to shield himself in the back of Hana's sweater, hoping it'd be more tough for those things to get to him. Having been engaged in combat, Mura wasted no time in acting and quickly began to cast a spell, yelling for Hana to the same by freezing water that he would create. She would comply with his wishes of course, but.... she had a more fun way of doing things. Sure, it would seem a bit mean but- they scared Tamka. Hana loves Tamka too much and those things dead or alive are like bullies to the poor ginger furred raccoon. She wasn't having any of that. And so, as soon as Mura gave her the signal, she got in the same pose she would when using Ice Dragon's Roar, however, when blowing out, it wasn't just a blizzard that escaped her lips, but a blizzard trapped in a huricane. Uncontrolling? Yes. Fatal to the user them self especially in a cave?Uhhhh, yeah, she didn't have much practice with it, but hey, it was bound to be one hell of a story due to that. As she was thinking, the hurricane swirled the water holding the wolves, dragging them along in the motion as well and freezing it in to place in the shape of a frozen hurricane. Just one that didn't move. It actually made a pretty nice decoration despite the undead creatures inside it but.... she didn't have much time to think about that as she quickly grabbed Mura's hand and dragged him further into the cave into a random tunnel to escape her own spell. 'Well.... at least that got the action going....' she thought with a smirk on her face.

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Hana appeared to proceed for another roar given by her present stance. It brought joy to him that they were already accustomed to cooperate toge- what a second, she was going to do a literal Dragon Slayer Roar? In the middle of a more narrow cave than most others in all of Fiore? No, she must’ve been thinking about that and prepared to turn down the magnitude of her spell. Besides, Tamka was looking quite shocked behind her back, which couldn’t only mean that he was sort of expecting the same, but she had to take him into account as well. It was dangerous to perform here, or at least from what he would expect a strong roar to be. However, having faith in his comrade was important, and he was convinced…

Well, the conviction was to be doubted. As soon as her lungs released the frost-storm, it collided with almost every corner of the room, literally pulling the about-to-freeze water along with it. Mura and the two spirits made a perfectly synchronized ‘happy’ face of pure shock at the outcome; it was completely devastating. “Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah…” he and the others sighed out loud as the storm approached him to give him a damn round when Hana suddenly saved him from the confusion. Her action was, let’s say, too cocky to ever do again; her comment, on the other hand, was quite right, not to mention innocent enough to cover over her big blunder. “… S-s-so c-coold-d-d…” he let out with comical tears beneath his eyeballs. The temperature was definitely dropping a lot. He wouldn’t be surprised to catch a cold later…

Cave bats were to be spotted above them; flying across the darkened room, they were almost unnoticeable by anyone. They weren’t ordinary, and most likely familiar with the undead anomalies from earlier, but something kept them from charging at the couple directly. Meanwhile, Mura looked around the cavern, until he could hear the horde of bats charging at them from behind; apparently, they’d gathered courage as soon as the Fairy Tail mages were in a certain distance from them, so now they had nothing to lose as the entire gang rampaged. However, watching their direction, Mura was doubting their hostility and pulled Hana to the side of the cave’s wall while covering with himself to avoid the bats from overwhelming them. His instinct was right, because they didn’t appear to really have any intentions of getting too near to the shaman and his guildmate. “Phew… and I thought that the birds returned for vengeance,” he commented as the situation was clear. He took a few glances, before giving space to the Ice Dragon Slayer and Tamka, but he didn’t appear to notice that the bats weren’t completely gone. That, and that the very wall in front of them kind of moved on its own a brief second ago…

Hana paid no mind yo the comical expression Mura had been wearing, and continued further into the cave. But something didn't feel right....maybe it was the bats above them? Hana couldn't be too sure,  and Tamka couldn't care less as he his inside the ice girl's sweater, already used to the cool temperature of her body. After passing by the bats, Hana didn't think it would take long for them to charge back into action,  and quite frankly, she was correct.. Just on that part however. As she was getting ready to attack them she was pulled back against the wall by Mura,  allowing the bats to pass them. Well.... Didn't she feel a bit dumb... But the feeling wouldn't last forever seeming as how Mura's humor seemed to have sparked back up in him. Hana giggled slightly and nodded at him,  but.... The feeling still wouldn't leave her. We're the bats not the problem? It was starting to irritate her,  however,  looking around, Hana noticed the change in wall designs... Did the walls change? No... That seemed a bit progressive for a cave..... "Mura? Did you pull us into a different area...? This place doesn't feel the same as from where we last we're before the bats came this way...." As she wanted for an answer Hana continued to look around, worry seeming to fill up in her. Not only that,  but she was beginning to feel claustrophobic and the urge to begin smashing the walls through filled her. 'We've been on this cave for too long...' She thought,  continuing to look around. Out of the corner of her eyes she saw something very strange.... A boulder... But what was strange about it was the feeling it was giving her. Like she was being watched. 'Ugh! I really don't like this place and all the feeling that come with it!' She though to herself, taking a deep breath in and out. Hopefully they wouldn't be stuck on there for the rest of eternity.

Okay, the bats didn’t appear to return just yet. Perhaps they weren’t really targeting anyone there, and just wanted to find a new roof to sleep upside down on. Their smell was definitely that of undeads, so Mura would still keep an extra eye just in case. He also saw the weird expression on Hana’s face; it looked like his when the herb shop was closed and he just went a few miles to buy stuff from it. “Hehe… what are you making that face over?” he commented before softly flicking her nose. It wasn’t as if there was something to worry too much about; it would just rub off onto their mission… or wait, everything deserved worry in the end. Not only were they inside an unknown cave in the middle of somewhat infestation of undead creatures, but they were in a different room this time as Hana mentioned. “Huh… how big is this place?” he asked out, while Kyuken and Zirconis looked around. The walls were completely naked unlike the architectonic designs earlier. Not only that, but they gave off a creepy atmosphere… Kyuken had his eyes locked onto one of the walls out of curiosity, and thanks to his insticts, he got to reveal the boulder’s true intent as its eyes opened.

“WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARGH!” Kyuken’s loud scream illuminated the entire plane and caught Mura by surprise. His head turned around and spotted a floating/running samurai spirit make his way to the Fairy Tail mages. Behind him was a charging boulder with giant eyes and rocks on its palm. Mura grabbed onto his katana immediately, watching Kyuken float behind Hana and the sleeping Tamka. “… T-That scared the hell out of me,” the samurai ghost commented in shock. A moment after, Mura was already making his way into the torso of that living wall, slicing his katana across its body… but it didn’t stagger at all, nor did it appear to be in any kind of pain. “Hm, so that doesn’t work,” he commented by his conclusion, but he had to make distance in a hurry as the boulder threw a large rock towards him. It uses rocks…, he thought for a second, and as it was about to make its next move, he called: “Hana! Same procedure as before..!” If it was made of rock, then he obviously had the advantage; all that he had to was to make it into something else, for example water. He did that too earlier with Hana’s help to freeze it down, which appeared like the least harming way to end a battle…

Yazuki had finally regained some of his memory from what happened, and he had a question for the Soul Dragon who had scarred him. If this scar could be removed, he wanted to know how, so that he could finally go back to being himself again. Though his entire look now suited him, the scar was less than desired at the moment. He was traveling through his normal fashion, but going a bit slower than normal to find the cave accurately. He remembered the entrance and entering, the Soul Dragon, but not much else at this moment. He was not happy about not being able to remember it until his new found regeneration repaired his brain and made him able to see the full of what had happened. Some things still remained in question though, as he slowly entered into the cave, making his way down while still in electronic transport. He wanted to get straight to the dragon, and he thought he remembered the way, but something caught his eyes. There were people fighting below.

Yazuki landed with a crash of lightning a little ways away, studying things are they transpired, not wanting to get involved but rather wanting to ask them what they were doing here and what they were after. Maybe it could give him some clues, maybe not. At this moment, he really just wanted to see how things would fair with these individuals, though one didn't seem to be lasting the whole of the situation, the other seemed to fight in a style that was unique, making Yazuki more inquisitive of the individual. He still stayed at a distance, waiting to see what all was going on, until he recognized the man who was fighting. He was in Fairy Tail, and most of them believed Yazuki was dead now...

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As Hana's attention was caught by a loud shreik,  Hana piveted on her heel out of curiosity to reveal and frightened spirit and living rock running as if they had been in a marathon. Hana's eyes widened at the site,  and she sweat dropped. This you didn't see everyday.... That was for sure. But even so, Hana's eyes sparkled in adoration. The rock was so cute! It may have been strange to think but she didn't really care,  she was seriously getting ready to glomp it. That is, until the serious shaman called out to her asking for her aid.... Oh dear lord, of course. The rock's the enemy..... "Mmmmm okay....." Hana teared up a little at the thought of hurting such a cute little creature,  but none the least, this was part of the job which they had tooken. "But if I have to hurt one more cute creature imma go insane." Hearing those words, Tamka woke up and scrambled his way out of the ice dragon slayer's sweater. Having had annoyed her plenty of times,  he was well associated with her crazy side, and to say the least, he didn't like it. He was afraid for the most part. Guess he should've been looking at where he was going though... Keeping his eyes on Hana while walking backwards,  he bumped into something rough. Turning around he came face to face with the rock. "GAHHHHHSBSJSBJSBSJSBSJZH" He shrieked,  copying what kyuken had done by running and hiding behind the ghost samurai himself. Hana deadpanned at the two. The urge to facepalm was strong and she tried but she couldn't hold back. "Let's just get this over with before these two have a heart attack." Hana urged before pointing her ocy gaze towards the two. She really didn't see how they could be so afraid of it. It was absolutely adorable if you ask her. Shaking her head,  she got in a fighting stance. She was ready to... SADLY get rid of the poor rock creature who everybody had been treating like a monster.... Oh that poor poor little soul... RIP.

(HOIIIIII, I managed to finally get a post in. XP)

"I’m going insane, I’m going insane, I’m going insane…" Those words spoken by the snow-white echoed in Mura’s worried mind. That wouldn’t be good. Not at all. Also, she just called the 10’1 large wall creature that was charging its entire body at him cute. So many questions circulated his skull, distracting him for a moment. That was, until the boulder had made its way to him. “Mura, focus!” the draconian ghost yelled, in which the shaman instinctively leapt back from the toppling creature, splashing into a puddle of water over his own body. Given by its massive size, he found himself underwater for quite a long moment, until the liquefied monster spread out and gave space for his mouth to breathe. “Pft, Zir, Kyu! I could use some help here..!” Mura yelled for help, noticing Kyuken’s position behind Hana and Tamka, “Oh, well… Zirconis, you’re up!” The draconian spirit agreed with a nod and made its way to Mura, while the shaman struggled with the tides of the wall monster that turned into a pool of water, launching the dragon ghost into his own body…







“Someone’s trying to break in,” a strange voice shared with the two Bacors that accompanied him, “Hurry! We have to chase them away, or this temple will be dishonored!”







A powerful swing by two legs was enough to cut through the rather freezing water that was the boulder. Green gems shone out in a huge, crescent form that spread out, just barely reaching the entire monster and leaving Hana unharmed. He leapt up and landed beside her, again cloaked in the green scales of the Jade Dragon that resided within his spiritual structure. “Phew… I guess that being a pool of water won’t help it against us,” he commented by the view behind him; the boulder was definitely not suited for a life as a liquid, “Don’t worry, Hana-chan, it’ll turn back to its normal form when we finish our mission. Shall we go?” He took one step forward, only to stand frozen by the notice of a new aura that had appeared. At first, it resembled the one of a very powerful lightning mage, one around his level of magical prowess… that and a lot of other things denied the theory of the aura coming from Heero’s dead body. That only meant…

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@Yazuki: as mentioned, we thought that you died, so Takumi must be the one... or is it? :O get ready for plottwist

As Hana sat in grief of the poor rock,  well,  what used to be a rock anyway...  Mura had sensed a presence,  in fact, a familiar presence,  thus catching the young silvernette's attention. Not only did the vibe coming from that person feel very much like the one of Takumi,  a dear friend and fellow guild member,  but the presence also smelled like him. That was truly astonishing to Hana as something such as that was extremely rare. Most averagely, everybody had their own scent. 'Weird...' She thought, and as she did so the stranger had stepped out of the shadows to where the two could see him. Well,  that was certainly strange in her opinion. He was very similar to takumi in sense of atmosphere and smell... But he looks nothing smiliar to him at all. Hana was truly amused,  it couldn't get any better than this. Or.... At least she thought so. The stranger in front of them actually seemed to be quite familiar with Mura, an unexpected turn of events; and.... He gave a nod to the multicolored eyed girl in acknowledgement. Very gentleman like, now all he needed was a tuxedo. And there the daydream begins~ it's a fancy part full of chatter and laughter,
But when he spilled his wine on her time didn't seem to matter
Her face turned red from furious anger,
As he frantically tried to clean her dress with paper
Little did they know they'd live happily ever after~ End of daydream.
Okay,  the last line was really a lie. She wasn't interested in any relationships really, she just needed something to rhyme with the last line. Hahahahaha I rhymed again!  Okay,  imma stop. Welp,  at least this wonderfully short cinnamon roll could say she had lived a full life now that she has been in a stereotypical social situation where they met some stranger in the most unexpected place ever and one of them happens to be acquitanced with one of the group members. You may now rest in peace Hana.

(A/n) : Lol, okay,  I'm extremely sorry. I know my posts don't get us anywhere further into the mission but with the musical taking up my time if I we're to go back to the job description to look for enemies and how to beat them I'd get 0% of sleep and that'd be bad, so I just decided to put some humor into this post. Anyways, luv ya guys~!

Just… that godly light appeared out of a church element which Mura found distant from his case of knowledge, but the feeling was the same; it planted awe in his eyes to fathom the light coming from this man. The one who stood before the two other Fairy Tail Mages wasn’t Takumi… the facial expression revealed another character not so far from the Lightning Dragon Slayer. His words greeted the shaman with a reference that they had met earlier, in which there was no doubt. “… You’ve surely changed a lot since the East Forest, Yazuki,” Mura greeted back with a relieved smile. That was Yazuki Yoshino, the twin brother of Takumi Yoshino, and a precious, new friend of Mura from not too long ago. A flashback of the forests around Magnolia passed his mind where he met Yazuki for the first time; his attitude had changed slightly, but as Mura’s eyes began focusing on the spiritual structure, the outer appearance only lasted for that moment here: Raijin… last time I checked, he utilized Demon Slayer Magic… his aura hasn’t changed from that. It’s still so… it’s so much brighter than before, but that’s not the only thing. Pictures of another ‘Raijin’ passed his mind, a brief event from Magnolia not so long ago. However, based on his thoughts, Yazuki still used Demon Slayer Magic, but referred to himself as ‘Raijin’. His face changed a lot as well… either he went through the same hell as me, or he gained something that changed him. “Your spirit… has grown stronger,” the shaman spoke quietly, in pride.

“A dragon…” The shaman quickly threw a glance at Hana with sceptic feelings, until the Raijin said ‘at the end of this cave system’. Then, he quickly sighed in relief and listened to him. Yazuki was volunteering to help them out on their common road to the end of the cave, in which Mura laid an arm around Hana to grab her attention. She did look as if she was daydreaming at that moment, in which he wanted her to return. “We wouldn’t mind an extra hand, do we?” he calmly asked his… cold, cold companion. "Definitely not!" the samurai ghost suddenly interrupted with a 'yeah!' face, "We're always there to help a friend of ours!" They just had to reach the end and find out the case of the undead rising once again, and Yazuki had his own business with a dragon. However, a crash sound was coming from the other side of the cave near an entrance, which caught the shaman’s attention. Letting go off Hana, he slowly turned around and spoke: “We’ve got some more company, guys.” It was quite true; three figures rushed out, two Bacors and a large, solid figure. They all three roared at the other mages, but were quickly braked by three clones that suddenly drilled the edges of their swords at them. The real Mura, who had barely moved, turned to Yazuki and Hana, speaking: “Now’s your opening! Let’s knock these guys quickly and continue!”

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rolling dices now

The member 'Hana Akki' has done the following action : Dice Rolls

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'Monster Dice' :

Telling Mura that she didn't mind another companion, the three mages continued to their similar destinations. What Hana couldn't process though was why this guy would wish to harm a dragon? Had it done something unspeakable? Being raised by a dragon, the silvernette was under the impression that all dragons were good, kind creatures with just a hard shell covering their warm hearts. The idea upset her, but there was not much she could do about it as she was on a job too, and with a partner at that. It would be out of her morals to leave her partner behind to go deal with her personal problem in talking him out of it. All of a sudden, a loud crashing sound invaded Hana's ears. As she had intensified hearing, the sound had harmed her ears into making her slouch over and cover them. She didn't need to hear Mura to know that there was a group of enemies near by. Luckily, Mura had the ability to spawn clones, and in doing so they had took the enemies off balance drilling the edges of their swords at them. Being given an opening, Hana wasted no time. Dashing over she took Mura's words literally and knocked her foes over, turning the ground into ice as they did. Not only did this freeze them to the floor, but if they somehow managed to break out, they wouldn't be able to walk on the ice. Only problem with that however was that Mura and Yazuki couldn't either, and she had a feeling they didn't know how to ice skate. Sliding her way over with her ice ds strength she picked up her shaman friend, throwing him over her shoulder next to where Tamka had been hiding in her sweater and continued to slide around in search for the brother of her dear fellow guild member. The problem with that however was that she couldn't find him, no matter where she looked in the area. "Mura, Yazuki isn't anywhere to be found. I'm sorry, but we have to continue before those guys break out of my ice or worse, my ice melts. We were both heading the same direction though so there still might be a chance for us to see him, let's focus on our mission for now though." Having said that, Hana slid over to a door like pathway leading her into another room. That room not being covered with ice where their feet should be, the oceanic eyed mage set the honey brown eyed brunette down, helping to keep him balanced if he were to be busy from the fast sliding in circles. "Well... where should we go now...?" She had asked her fellow mage after his recovery, in which she would sit on the stone floor, waiting for him to make his decision. Although she had heightened senses, Hana had zero sense of direction. There were many times where she easily got both herself and Tamka lost and in some pretty sticky situations that they were more than happy to get out of, one in particular somehow involving a desert.... she has yet to figure out how that one happened as they were originally in a rain forest. Shaking her head at that terrible and... very confusing memory... Hana had turned her head back to her partner in wait of his answer, which hadn't been long as he would soon make a decision. In doing so, Hana had nodded her head in an approving response, grabbing Mura by the hand and leading him in the direction he had pointed to. Holding hands wasn't that much of a big gesture for Hana, as she had done it many times with her twin brother and the ice dragon before their disappearance, but she was ignorant to the fact that it may or may not have an effect on the shaman himself and continued on with a determined expression. (Determined to get this job done... both narrator and character.... narrator-chan will shutup now). Eyes fixated on their path, the way had been lit up by beautiful blue crystals that had glowed like the silvernette's eyes, which had began to sparkle at the pretty sight. "Mura, let's stop here real quick... I want to get a sample, as a memento for our first mission together." And get a sample she did. Pulling string out of her big pack, she took the small, bright crystal that she pulled from the rock and tied it into a necklace using the honey color string she had pulled out of her inventory. Little did she know, this was the last time she would be seeing Mura's face, or anybody's for that matter, even Tamka. This would be their first and last mission together, and as a parting gift the memento she had created would go to Mura, a sure sign that the shippers of the two nerds would go into a state of grief. *cough* Sorano and Julius *cough*. Setting that thought aside, putting the crystal around her neck, Hana decided it would be a good time to end their break, and continue on. Informing Mura, the two continued on to their destination. Having finally reached it, the first thing they would see is a neat doorway. Okay... not suspicious at all... would be running through Hana's mind as she consciously stepped into the room with Mura by her side. Just as they did so, the door behind them suddenly close, blocking off their only entrance and exit from what they could see looking around the room that had monsters coming from their hiding positions. SO. MANY. MONSTERS. Going into a short rage quit, the silvernette would stomp her foot on the ground causing a web of cracks to embed itself into the floor before throwing her bad onto the ground causing another web of cracks to decorate the floor before shouting, "DAMNIT! I KNEW THERE WAS SOMETHING FISHY ABOUT THAT DOOR! STUPID!" It was clear she was upset by the red tint on her expression. This would cause the monsters to go into a state of confusion, looking at each other in shock a bit before finally jumping into their attacks. That wasn't even fair.... meanies.

Hana was quick and responded by launching out another attack, this time causing the very floor to freeze over. That appeared to do the trick well for the poor enemies, but now that Mura tried to move, his feet slipped… damn, he couldn’t walk on ice. It turned into a struggle trying to stand upright, while his thoughts flew across: Darn, I forgot about what ice could do… I could always fly- His words were interrupted quickly by Hana’s hand as she literally benched Mura’s body and picked him up, skating around with a full-weighted shaman on her shoulder. “T-That… quite brute strength, there,” he commented with a mild surprise. Kyuken and Zirconis followed troop from behind while they searched for Yazuki, but the man disappeared in the confusion. What, did he find the dragon? Was he taken hostage? Mura was about to suggest going for him, but Hana decided that they had to finish the job first; perhaps he would reappear later. They were both heading for the final cell of this cave, so perhaps Yazuki was on a hurry; that did make sense, given that he used Thunder Magic. “… Alright, but… I mean… if you asked me to lift you or anything…”

He was sat down again as they reached another room, stoned and a little naked, where Hana awaited their next move. Mura took a quick glance around and began feeling auras nearby in a specific direction. If that was where they would be finding the one behind this as well as Yazuki, then why not take that road? “Let’s go to the right, here,” he suggested. She reacted quickly by grabbing his hand again and leading him towards the tunnel that he directed. Her hand was still as cold and smooth as ever, but in all honesty, it bothered not the shaman nor did it feel hurting. “…” Mura was dead-silent all the way as they reached a place filled with blue gems on the walls and floor, pleasant to the eye and to the shaman. “W-Woah… this room is comfortable,” he commented to them, “…” It was quite weird, but the gems did make Hana’s one, deep-blue eye blend in. He couldn’t but suddenly fix his eyes on hers as she went to pick up a sample of the beautiful gems, as a means of memory of their technically second job together if you counted the pirate madness as well.

“It looks good on you,” he commented as Hana made a fine necklace with the blue crystal. He didn’t bother to take up one himself due to not wishing to change the pretty view even more than already, and he simply nodded as they approached the final entrance. “… Okay… perhaps someone’s waiting for us in-“ he was about to say with the word ‘there’ at last, but Hana entered the door without hesitation nor worries. That would soon be to blame as the room was closed from behind, leaving the couple of Fairy Tail mages with a bunch of shadows suddenly manifesting the opponents that lurked in the shadows. “… C-Crap, they all waited for us here,” Mura cursed under his breath, but a moment would pass before he noticed the sudden Hana beginning to fuel her inner rage. Her spirit turned from an icy blue to that of a ferocious fire, and her feet caused the ground to crack open like an earthquake. It was a wild sight and even tipped over all the enemies, even stunning a good amount of them meanwhile. Mura couldn’t but cover with a hand as his face was priceless by the enraged Hana, completely astonished and blank. The enemies decided to assault them at once after their feelings settled again, which only made the situation worse. “It’s going to be tough, but let’s show them all what we’ve got..!” Mura warned Hana as his katana was unsheathed, resulting in a massive wave to collide with the crowds…

After her small fit the silvernette took notice that the army of monsters had began to attack after regaining their consciences from their stunned zone out. There was alot of them, so much that even Hana thought that they would be buried under a pile of murderous foes. That was, until Mura had said such encouraging words to the young girl. It seemed as if his determination was contagious as she felt a new found confidence thrive within herself, watching as the shaman proudly unsheathed his Katana causing a blasting wave; much like a sonic boom, knocking back the enemies who had planned to attack them. "Alright! I'll give it everything I've got!" She shouted with much pride, charging her way towards the crowd. As she got closer, a couple of nearby monsters got their stances ready, preparing themselves to attack and defend if so needed. To their surprise however, Hana proceeded in a diagnosis dorection, increasing her speed as she went. Being so fast, she had surprised the large group, having some of the figured among the crowd move out of her way in which she took the opportunity and darted straight for the wall across the room in the right corner. Upon reaching it, she grounded her feet enough to where she would stay on the surface yet never losing speed. Doing so, she began to run scale up the wall, boosting herself from it as soon as she reached as high as she could. Being suspended into the air like so, she wasted no time. In a slight hurry, she twisted herself into a baxkflip, getting into the perfects kicking position, slamming her leg onto the ground upon doing so. With such difficult actions came a shattering explosion of frost and ice emitting from the dent in the ground from where her foot had harshly landed. She was proud of the work the fine winter land she had created, but a small part of her worried for her shaman friend, hoping he had turned the frost heading towards him to dirt or something. "You okay Mura?!" She shouted in wait of a response.

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Being surrounded by the enemies, Mura had already charged into battle. His katana was already bursting with energy, but something from Hana’s spell caught him frozen mid-charge. All of a sudden, the world stood still… so cold… his entire body shook in fright. Was that a dragon’s roar? Well, sensing souls and magic at the same time sure had its effects, didn’t it? “Ha-Ha-Ha-Ha-“ he was struggling to call out her name, but surprisingly, as he awaited a good-old beating from the opponents… they all suddenly turned to dust. Was it just him, or did Hana’s attack do a little too much damage? He barely comprehended it himself, but thankfully, he could use some time to heat up and… free his limbs. Once he could actually swing his arm around, his face looked flat as a board. That was when he approached Hana and straight-up lifted her with his arm, approaching the center. Either they had been here too long, or this wasn’t the same room as before. Without giving the lifting thing a second thought, he asked: “… Wait, where are we now?” He even looked behind him and Hana’s butt, noticing that the wall behind them was broken. However, it wasn’t caused by them, or so it didn’t appear to be. Maybe someone was nearby…

He could’ve put down Hana by now, but punishment is punishment. Upon looking around, he did notice a presence in the middle of the room… a white-haired person’s body. Putting down Hana again, he walked over to the corpse and noticed how fresh it was. “… This is more disgusting than an actual, rotten body,” he suddenly let out, surprising at first unless hearing the explanation, “Her soul… it’s long gone. What’s going on here?”

“She died out,” a voice called to them from the other side of the room, “She died and is about to crumble away, just like the rest of this village.”

Instantly, Mura’s eyes were locked at the person that spoke to them, a tall male with an insane amount of magic power. It even caused the shaman to trickle a sweat by the feeling of it. The Chief stood before them, and as he raised a hand, allowing the roof to crack. Upon swinging the hand down, a large spike from the boulder would be flown down on Mura and Hana, instinctively causing the shaman to block using one of his spells. The spike turned to dust and covered the entire area in a dust cloud, faintly revealing the spirit golem that saved his and Hana’s skin…

As Hana’s attack had been done, the enemies had unexpectedly turned to ashes. But had that bothered the small silvernette? No, it hadn't. She paid no mind to the damage she had done except for on Mura. She was frozen in anticipation as the shaman slowly approached. Out of worry, her first instinct would have been to give him her jacket, but her motives went undone as she was suddenly lifted against her will. “M-mura!!! There's no reason for this! Please put me down!” She tried to reason, but alas, he had simply ignored her request and continued to inspect their surroundings trying to find their location, embarrassing Hana as he even checked behind her butt. Turning in every direction, Hana soon caught the silhouette of a person with hair similar to her own. Putting her down, Mura left Hana there to go take a look at the corpse as Hana had then been able to take notice of upon following closely behind Mura. He was right… it was disgusting, but the site had more of a depressing effect on her. Shortly after hearing Mura's inquiry, a loud voice rang out, startling them both if not just Hana as Mura’s question was answered. “Wait, what do you mean died out? What's going on here? Do you know why this is happening?” Was what she would've asked, that is, until the elder had used his magic to cause a spike to fall down on the two. Out of instinct, Hana’s reaction had been to hold tight onto Mura for comfort as death was about to take them, but Mura had other instincts, using his magic to turn the spike to dust. Coughing from the sudden inhalation of powdered stone, Hana opened her eyes to reveal her well being and seeing how Mura had protected her and himself. In thanks Hana gave him a quick kiss on the cheek, her usually pale race red up to her ears and down her neck. Recovering from that moment, Hana turned back to the old man in rage. Everything seemed about clear to her, and she wasn't happy about it. Staring down the village chief, she unconsciously coated a thick armor of ice around her arms, detailed as dragon talons and scales. The final battle has now begun.

Dust had begun to trickle off the shaman’s shoulder as he had used the spell. In the middle of the room, where the enemy had attempted to take them off guard, a large golem appeared to surround the couple. It was blue in color and looked like Kyuken’s torso in a nutshell, while Mura held Hana’s waist in order to keep her close. It was close… the spike would’ve done fatal damage to them, but luckily, magic was also their strength. In both defensive and offensive ways, he seemed to master the magic pretty well, in which he even smiled in pride. “A close one…” he commented, looking upwards. It was quite a huge spike that could’ve hit them, but his thoughts switched in an instant when he suddenly felt Hana’s lips on his cheek for a second. Those cold, soft lips actually pecked him… kissed him… it brought up a red flare on his face. Closing his eyes in a slight overwhelm, he soon tried to focus his eyes back on the other mage that attacked them. Hana’s arms were coated in ice magic, so she must’ve been ready as well, in which he slowly let go of her waist.

The entire area suddenly started cooling down. The enemy had his hands up in the air, indicating his doings. Mura could soon feel a stingy cold, much worse than the cold from Hana’s spells, and the opposite of her lovely, cold body. This hurt a lot, and he believed that in order to stop it, he had to interrupt. The golem held back a notch of the cold, but it was taking enough damage to slowly crumble. “Hana! I guess that this is your home field,” he spoke to her, “Please, try and distract him so I can stick my hand out without dying…”

Hearing Mura's shout of instructions Hana quickly turned back to him to give him a wink of approval along with a thumbs up. Although the temperature in the room had been way below zero, a strange feeling had lingered on Hana. One she hadn't felt for a long time, one she didn't think she would ever be feeling again. Was it... Warmth? That must've been it... As it was the exact opposite a cold, the perfect definition for warmth. It was nice, and the silvernette rather enjoyed it. She didn't want it to disappear, but she knew that with her cold body it probably would, saddening her. Pushing that thought aside, she focused her attention back on the old man who had been attempting to kill her and her teammate. "U-um... Hana..." The timid Tamka spoke up, something he hadn't done for quite a while. "I don't think this is a good ide-" Before he could finish his sentence, Hana sprung into action, clawing at the old man as he would expertly Dodge each and every one of her attacks. Their battle shifted from place to place, the floor, the walls, the roof, even midair. They were everywhere, which Hana herself considered to be a problem as it made things much more difficult to keep away from Mura. Having landed 12 blows on him, the chief seemed to have grown angry and using one of his weapons he shot what appeared to be ice at Hana, allowing a smirk to appear on her face and she consumed it... Or at least tried to. As soon as she swallowed down the ice she got a sickening feeling in her stomach, her face turning blue. Moving one hand to rest on her stomach and the other on her mouth she tried her absolute best to regain her composure and get rid of that feeling, earning herself a chuckle from the chief. That earned him not only a glare from Hana but from her pet Tamka as well. Her knees grew shaky, but she couldn't bring herself to give up. Swallowing down what felt like bile in her throat, she once again launched herself at the chief, surprising him. With such bold actions however, come bold consequences. Dodging the pale girl, he lifted her up by the use of the back collar of her sweater and threw her across the room. This fight was gonna be a bit more tricky than she thought.

The room had gotten quite colder and colder, and seriously, Mura’s nerves were having enough of the cold. Other than the familiar feeling of Hana, colds were almost unbearable by now. This guy, who attempted to slay them both, just had to use Ice Magic, eh? His spirit golem was slowly dissolving, but he believed that Hana would do her best in these conditions. She was a mage of the cold herself, so he put his faith in her. Meanwhile, he stretched out both arms and opened his hands to try and maintain the golem’s body to keep himself separated from the cold, but it was so unbearable for his magic that it was a huge strain. “D-D-D-D-Daaamn, damn this c-cold..!” Kyuken cried in his mind, “I-I’m… I’m s-sorry…” The samurai ghost was trying his best to stand up and protect his partner, while Mura was supporting his inner with his magic.

Hana was suddenly everywhere, punching the oblivion out of this enemy. “Way to go, Hana! Just keep this up..!” he cheered her up, while the opponent got pissed and tried to response with ice magic. However, Hana would easily just eat- wait, what in the living hell just happened? As soon as Hana devoured the ice spell, her stomach and face turned sick; it instantly triggered Mura’s body to jump out of the golem as she was thrown away by the merciless foe. Running through the intense cold that stung his body like needles, all that he saw was the flying ice mage whom he had to catch. Leaping through all that pain, he managed to grab Hana and make her land safely on himself, while he grinded across the slippery floor. “G-Gah..!” he let out, “… H-Hey, are you alright?” He quickly turned his gaze deep into her eyes as he asked so, once again seeing the pretty combination of red and blue.

“Damn, I hated that child,” the chief suddenly spoke up as Mura and Hana were laying a good distance away, “I’ll have you know that whoever you just saw disappear wasn’t from this village. You see, the former chief gave him to me, just like you’re here as well. I had to raise him… pathetic.” His words made no sense for the confused shaman, but something triggered the chief to suddenly launch at them again with a rather slow speed, in which Mura stood up and grabbed Hana’s hand. “Okay… give it your all. I’ll back you up.” As he said that, the shattered parts of the Yin-Yang symbol that were divided onto his two palms; Yin on his left, and Yang on his right, began lighting up and causing Hana's hand to react back to the magic that was manifesting.

Being thrown through the air Hana had prepared herself for impact of the cold icy floor, that is, before something unexpected happened. Just as she was about to harshly land on frozen stone she instead had found herself landing on something much... Warmer and softer. Well, not really warm as it too felt to be cold but not as cold as the ice. Turning around Hana came face to face with her fellow guild members, worry etched into the shaman's features. "Are you ok?" He asked, but he wouldn't really be getting a good response with Hana freaking out about the blow he took for her. "Am I ok?! What about you?! You just hit the floor!" Being dragged up to a standing position, the chief began to spoke of hating a child... Her? Or at least that's what she would guess until he began going on about some weird and confusing summary of his life story.... What in the world? Ignoring that Hana turned her attention to Mura's encouraging as he would have her back, suddenly having a yin yang symbol​ glow on both hands, having her own react strangely. Strangely enough, this encouraged Hana, wanting her to continue fighting more than she had just a few minutes ago. Nodding her head, she took off once again, but instead of heading straight for the old guy like expected she instead circled around him. "What exactly are your motives you damned child?!" He would yell I'm frustration as he couldn't hit her with his ice bullets. Having charged up her magical energy she started expertly using her hands to craft boomerang shaped structures. Unlike the child's toy however, this one was sharp. Still circling around the chief, hand took her boomerang and threw it in the direction of her foe, having it miss him. This earned her a cock smirk from the chief, that is until he felt a sharp pain from behind, the boomerang coming back around and hitting him. Bullseye! Hana would think, her now having the cock smirk as she skidded to a halt a good distance away from the man who broke the slightly bloody boomerang in anger.

He couldn’t but chuckle a little after remembering her reaction. The floor didn’t hurt as much as he thought, but perhaps that was just due to the extreme cold that enveloped the both of them. Either that, or simply because that she was beneath him softened the pain… he couldn’t decide that yet as they both faced this foe. His words were utter nonsense, and that only worried the shaman even more. Was he out of his mind or what? Mura couldn’t really tell, but it signaled that he had to be careful with this individual as he was far stronger than many others that the shaman had met in the past. His magic power, physical prowess, hostility and mental state… they all screamed danger to him. He slowly turned his eyes towards Hana, then, trying to figure out how her expression was. It took him a few seconds to suddenly pull up a confident smile in reaction to her determination. Yes, this one was extremely dangerous, and so were they too. In the end, if he just took the right measures and safety calls, then perhaps they would be able to make it out of here…

Hana began circling the confused foe as Mura did so too, forcing the man to try and focus on both of them at the same time. While Hana charged her spell, Mura clapped his hands together very quickly as water erupted from the stone ground, covering the boomerang that she had thrown after their foe. It would harden the ice around it as the boomerang made it back to the very back of the other ice wizard, giving him a hard crash from behind. He spat out blood by the impact and turned his head towards the shaman, aiming a hand towards him. That was when a huge light covered a large part of the room around Mura, forcing the shaman to try and block it by using Kyuken’s help. “Become nothing..!” the angry chief roared, causing the light to burn the area down.

After the light faded, a huge part of the room was changed by the spherical dome of heat and rays. However, something specific was missing; Mura’s position was gone. It appeared as if the chief’s spell had worked out efficiently and dissolved the shaman into dust, or so until a katana hit the chief’s back and caused the injury from earlier to sting him once again. The katana revealed Mura’s position behind the foe, all covered in a dark-purplish fog. His eyes shone ever bright within the darkness, daggering the foe that stumbled away from him by the cut. “T-That magic… I didn’t *cough* didn’t take you for a darkness wizard,” the chief commented with a bit of blood coughing out from the injury, while Mura readied his katana again. He sure looked beat, already, and Mura changed a lot, too...

After she had successfully hit the old geezer with her boomerang attack, the silvernette tucked and rolled her way out of the circle her and Mura had been running in for a while and shifted her gaze to her enemy once more. As she did so, she observed that he and Mura we're beginning to have a one on one battle, struggling for dominance over one another like territorial animals. It all happened so quickly. So quickly that if Hana didn't have dragon Slayer enhanced sight, and had blinked, she'd have lost track of the two and their fight. At one point she even thought she had, seeing Mura disappear just to reappear once again surprising even the old man. By the time they had slowed down, the old man was looking beat and Mura had seemed... Rather different. What had surprised Hana the most though, was what came out of the chief's mouth.... Dark magic? But he wasn't a dark mage. That couldn't be right. Tilting her head to the side, Hana shifted her now wide and curious gaze towards her partner, as if asking for what the old man had meant. 'Maybe it's just a distraction?' And even if it wasn't, she wouldn't think any less of the friendly shaman, would she? Shaking the thought off of her head, she got up off of her landed position when she exited the circle she was running in, and walked over the stand by her fellow guild member's side. To say she was at a loss for words was an understatement. She was beyond so, and it was to the point where she just sat there staring at the chief awkwardly, until finally, she took a deep breath carefully, her nose scrunched up as if she was thinking about something complicated. "What do you mean?" She slowly asked, that was the most she was gonna say for now.

It appeared that Hana was… well, after the chief had mentioned Mura’s form, she looked rather shocked by the sudden change in appearance. His magic had changed into a deep-purple fashion, and dark aura emitted fiercely from his body. This was, unlike, his regular magic with the spiritual control and all that, no; this was transcribed into his very existence. This was inborn. From the day that Pluto begot a mortal woman, Mura couldn’t run away from this… that’s why he sieged it. Took control over it. He turned it from a cruel fate by destiny to a once-in-a-lifetime gift, gave the big, cruel reality of destiny a big middle-finger and gained a whole new power. All because of the choices that he made in life…

Kyuken and Zirconis made their way to the two sides beside his head, turning their gazes towards the weakened chief. Mura’s eyes slowly altered, so that his iris could be seen again as he eyed at the enemy too. That was when Hana made it by his side, and she had looked at the chief just as much as the two spirits. Mura felt that something was wrong at that moment, and it would most likely confuse her if he suddenly went to attack; however, this was a big chance to take the chief down. While thinking about that, Hana had asked the chief about what he meant exactly. Mura couldn’t but faintly move his eyes towards her, watching how her face emitted the confusion that he brought upon her…

“… Even you should be able to realize it… he’s not normal, is he?” the chief weakly spoke back to Hana as Mura took a step closer to the foe, “Or… are you surprised that a child of Pluto is walking among us?” That explanation… he instantly referred to the ancient deity as if he knew everything about it. To have such a deep knowledge was marvelous, even for the shaman as his eyes widened a little. Then, they went down again as he thought over it; would Hana still feel the same if she knew that he was, essentially, a demi-deity? He wouldn’t even call himself so, given that it had been countless of generations since Pluto stepped on this earth, and eons had passed since then. He was but a googol or less of anything close to godhood, and… he didn’t want to see himself as anything holy. He was a samurai, and a shaman of Fairy Tail. Nothing more, nothing less. That was what gave him the confidence to grab Hana’s hand, despite the obvious opening that they had to confront the foe, as he said: “… Hana, listen… I have something very important to tell you later. So are you ready to help me beat this guy..?” His voice was soft, but there was a serious and ambitious tone in it that strongly invited Hana to put her trust in the shaman that she had known for so long, the Midian youth whom she had shared a good book of adventures with…

Such as the narcissist he appeared to be, the old man answered Hana's question with an obvious hint of a cocky tone. He would be pretty fabulous with that sassy attitude of his if he wasn't trying to kill people. “… Even you should be able to realize it… he’s not normal, is he? Or… are you surprised that a child of Pluto is walking among us?” Hearing the phrase "child of Pluto" sent Hana into shock. She couldn't grab the concept at all, for Pluto was a planet. How could a planet have a child? Seeing Hana's face contorted into one of confusion, the chief grinned some more, opening his mouth to speak some more. As if on time, before the chief could say anything more, Mura spoke, dragging Hana's attention from their weakened foe and to her trusted comrade. “… Hana, listen… I have something very important to tell you later. So are you ready to help me beat this guy..?” Having better ears than most others, the tone of voice Mura had been using was quite evident. Like always, it was soft, but there was a serious edge to it, pulling Hana in like the moon did the tide and welcoming her, as if trying to earn her trust. However... There wasn't one waking moment where the silvernette hadn't trusted him, in fact, she'd go as far to say that she trusted him too much without a single shed of regret. They have shared many adventures with each other, and determination filled the small girl as she thought that this one would be no different. Nodding her head, she turned back around to the chief, staring him down intensely with a  mischievous smirk gracing her features. "Let's finish this." She declared as she epicly charged her ice dragon claw spell, a thick layer of ice one again coating her arm acting as armor in the shape of that of a dragon, fear etching the chief's features as he realized that his plan to cause distrust between the two hadn't worked.

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