A light tingle runs through his body as Enasi seems to tap into his instincts. [i]'That's good, he's starting to get the hang of it. He's feeling it out more now, I like that. . .'[/i] Earlier when he'd watched Enasi swim out to begin his show Seishu had also noticed the lack of competitiveness coming over the other guardian. [i]'I'm glad Little Lokitt has keen eyes. I think this last display would have been a flop if he hadn't spoken up. . .'[/i] As his turn comes up a light growl rumbles though his chest. The sound seems to take on a life of it's own in the water causing the top of the water to ripple gently. He watches as it reaches Enasi, lapping against his chest ever so slightly. The growl turns into a happier noise as he moves out into the center of the pool, his body slithering back and forth across the surface. As soon as he reaches the middle he dives down. 

He can feel his energy building, the images of what it wants flowing through his mind like liquid fire. He smiles softly and his body begins to rise once more. As soon as his head breaches the surface four whirlpools seem to spring to life around him. They are small, but as the move away from him towards the four corners of the pool the grow steadily larger, and darker. The water too seems to become first gray, then finally black. The black begins creeping towards Enasi, taking on the shape of large serpents with their jaws open wide. However just as they are about to reach the guardian he is lifted up by a pillar of water. The strength of the jet is carefully balanced, holding him up while not throwing him off. Seishu dives down out of site, but moments later he rockets out of the water, once more creating an ever flowing arch of water, one half black, the other, pure white.

As soon as it's in place he once more falls to the bottom of the pool, bit an instant later he erupts out of the blackness, his wings spread wide as he settles in the middle of the arch. His wings snap, throwing off the droplets of water dripping from them in a shower of silver sparks which dance across the surface of the water when they land. His hand comes up and he points at Enasi, still being held up above the blackness by a spot of lightly glowing water. The sparks rumble lightly, like distant thunder, and slowly two streams of water, like tentacles, stream out from either side of the arch to encircle Enasi's waist. Slowly they pull him from the pillar and into the center of the arch where as soon as Seishu reaches out to grasp him around the waist the tentacles retract.

His wings flap gently as he looks deep into his counterpart's eyes. After a few silent seconds he begins spinning slowly. He knows he's using up a lot of energy, but it is what his energy demands, and he is more than willing to comply. Once the speed reaches a certain point he releases Enasi's waist and instead grabs the other's hands, fingers laces together, palm to palm. The speed increases and a light begins to form around them, the whirlpools rising up into water spouts. The tops of the funnels turn towards the two spinning guardians, and a moment later they completely disconnect from the pool and the water they were spinning forms a bubble of water around the still moving figures. The arch Suddenly spouts many tentacles that begins encircling the bubble as well, the black and the white making a stripped look until at last with a loud but not unpleasant sound the water busts apart.

The water seems to hang in blobs all around the area above the pool, as if frozen in time as once more Seishu has Enasi around the waist. His wings begin to slowly lowers them down, the floating water following them down, brushing past them without breaking apart until at last they settle into the water, his wings vanishing in a fine mist. His body feels very alive, but he knows he went a little overboard. As much as his heart aches and he knows he should let Enasi go, he leans in close and whispers, “I think it's time for us to get out, and I will be needing a hand with that love. . .” His feet kick feebly as he does his best not to sink them both.