Goodbye to a Pegasus

Blaise walked to the Haunted Guild, his Katana on his back. He walked towards the haunted guild, silently, a blank expression on his face. He had recieved a message from a Legal Mage asking him to meet him at the Haunted Guild so they could investigate what happened in this Guild before it ctually became Haunted. He could feel that the Purgatory Monsters were willing to come out of the Purgatory, fight. And they would, in a sec. Supposedly.
He looked around, waiting for his partner to actually show around and to begin this little trajectory that could determine what happened here...
Or end Blaise's life forever.

Indar was sitting on a fallen down pillar, in the haunted guild. He had sent a letter to a member of Blue Pegasus, asking the guy to come here. It wasn't anything special, only a call for assistance, though, as he knew legal mages, he would fall for it. Making the Pegasus a tasty kill for Indar. Indar was tired of killing grunts and really wanted to make a legal guild hate him, with that mindset, he had set his eyes on Blue Pegasus.

The door pushed open, and the man entered the haunted guild. He looked fairly strong, but not that much. Still a weakling of sorts or it seemed so to Indar, as he couldn't feel that much magic power resonating from the man.

With a swift movement, Indar was standing in front of the man, a grin on his face: '' So you showed up, i'm sorry for tricking you into coming here, but now that you are here, you will never leave again. ''

Blaise froze in place. The guy had actually tricked Blaise into coming here.... and he was apparently aiming to kill him. Damn. Blaise felt utterly stupid for falling into the trap of this guy, but he wasn't going to come down without a fight. He looked at the guy and noticed his possibilities against this guy were 0,00000000000000000000000000000000000000000001% of winning against him. In other words, it was impossible.
But he wasn't going to give up without a fight. He took out his katana and drew the Purgatory Symbol. His red magic seal appeared and Blaise concentrated. '' I, Blaise Dex King, summon you, Victus, the Werewolf!'' Victus appeared out of the grounf and growled at the man. Without even waiting a second, he charged at him, and Blaise prayed that his attack succeeded.

Indar just smirked, when the man summoned a werewolf kinda creature. '' Interesting. '' He remarked quietly. It was quite the shame this man had to go to realm of the dead, but really, Indar didn't care, he just wanted to shed a Pegasuses blood. The only thing that did annoy him, was the fact that, no one in Blue Pegasus, would know it was him. Blaise would just be counted another loss to the Cursed Lands and that would be it. Kinda sad, that Indar wouldn't gain anymore recognition, thought the bad kind, from this. Well, no matter, a kill is a kill. Or in this case a murder.

Indar sighed, before speaking out; '' Metallic God's Bounder Gauntlets '' His hand glowing in a dark light and taking the form of what looked like ram heads, Indar sent a punch towards the werewolf, hopefully sending it back towards the Pegasus.

Blaise fsaw how Victus was getting not back to the Purgatory Kingdom, but destroyed. Destroyed to pieces. That mage had managed to kill Blaise's strongest monster with such ease. And now he was going at him. Blaise had to make another summon, but, what could guarantee to him that this guy wouldn't destroy it too? He had to try, however.

'' I, Blaise Dex King, summon you, Cerbero the Cerberus!''

The gigantic figure of Cerbero apppeared out of nowhere and growled, throwing itself at the guys. Blaise prayed to all go that could be out there for this attack to work.

Indar was a little surprised at the Cerberus, not what he had expected to see really. But this wouldn't hold him back, not at all. Indar smashed his gauntlet down onto the middle head of the being and hopefully crushed it. He then turned towards Blaise and let out a maniacal laugh, until charging at him, with his gauntlet pointed towards the guys face. '' You will die today, there is no changing that fate, boy. ''