[@thewizardguy] [@kishin asura]

	Issac looks to the warrior who had taken up a similar stance beside him, the two pointing their weapons forwards in unison. He then looked back to Asura, and Maka, his gaze locked onto the blond girl, as he growls, before turning to Khaine, moving between the Warrior, and the Kishins. "They are mine. I won't be denied this vengeance for what they made me do....the blood of my kin stains my hands today...something I will pay for dearly...but not before I make them pay, first." He says, standing firm.
	Watching from the forests, Shaula groaned as no doubt, Asura had gotten into trouble, again, and her leader would be most displeased if he went to far into insanity from the loss of Maka...so, she began to plot, and scheme, knowing full well what would easily solve the problem...eliminating the two threatening the kishins. But how? Would she use poisons? Potions? Maybe just tear apart one, and lead the other away on a chase? Maybe...just maybe, that might work... 
	Springing forth from the forest, leaping up from a tree, Shaula drew another hand of cards, before throwing them, a shower of razor sharp death towards Issac, and Khaine. The hail of cards pummel into Issac, cutting him apart, his right arm falling to his side, along with his blade, as the rest lodge themselves in his chest. He lets out a gasp, one of his lungs collapsed, as he attempted to breath, squirming, dying on the ground. Shaula prepares another hand, standing where Khaine could clearly see her.

	"You want to kill little old me? Well then, go ahead...try it." She taunts, before throwing more cards, these simply bouncing off Khaine's armor, leaving thin scratches that do little more than give the appearance of wear and tear. A bait, one of the sake of Asura, and Maka. Shaula begins her retreat into the forest, leaping into the trees, hoping Khaine, enraged, would follow her.

	Thoughout this, Maka simply grabs Asura, and pulls him to the ground, making sure he isn't struck by the flying playing cards, concerned for his safety above everyone else's.