[b][center]Tai Yang [/b][/center]

"Fair enough, your words are wise. One moment." Tai Yang suddenly lept back into the intersection, speeding past the dragon headed towards Abraham.

For, the dragon statue that had gone north found itself stuck halfway through a wall, as at the T intersection, there was no where to go in the northerly direction but through the wall. So, it was stuck, lava bubbling helplessly as it ever so slowly melted its way through the brick that was much thicker than it had anticipated, stopping it at its wings.

Having his target nicely lined up, Tai Yang swung his right hand down, in that familiar karate chop used to slice boards in half move. [i]'An immobile target is no different from a piece of wood. Summon your strength!'[/i] Tai Yang's eyes bespoke a passion as he struck down with his full might. 

[b]"KIAI"[/b] Tai Yang's yell hardened both his body and soul, and his Karate chop landed with a force inhuman, the arm unscathed by the heat of the lava. With it being so nicely braced, the dragon statue was cleaved in half, sending rock and lava splattering around him. 

Landing before the half of its body not stuck in the wall fell to the ground, he kicked it up with his left foot, at first staggering with the enormous weight of the thing, but then launching it a bare few feet up, lightly scraping the ceiling with its tail. Then with a spinning kick and another shout, Tai Yang sent this half of a dragon statue hurtling towards the one headed at Abraham.

"I have now dealt with a lava statue. This one is yours if you wish, otherwise, stay back!" Tai Yang ran after the dragon statue half that he had sent towards the one heading at Abraham, and would intercept the comparitively slow beast if Abraham chose not to engage. Tai Yang did look a bit odd though, in that his shirt was on fire from lava splatters and this did not seem to bother Tai Yang in the slightest.

However, if Abraham wished to engage, he had a perfect opportunity what with the target about to get slammed with one half of one of its comrades, which would very certainly lower the guard of the thing and kill its forward momentum as it was shoved into the wall.