As the Ash formed, Penny began to move. She jumped backwards away from the woman, missing being cut by the blade, thankfully. Penny knew what a blood mage could do with your blood. Her flames were around her in an instant, now that the train station was emptying, her flames were brightest red and orange and heat radiated from her. The shape the flames took was that of a phoenix, and that was what she became. The flame danced around her, 

She took to the air knowing there would be no holding back, and knowing she would go full power. Ground and air attacks. She was glad she had brought Nolan along. "Phoenix ball!" Flames formed in a ball of fire, and she flew it towards the woman, staying aloft in the air. She hovered, just out of reach, but kept an eye on Nolan, knowing the blood witch could take his blood too. "don't let her cut you, Nolan" 

"You shouldn't have messed with me, witch" 

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Sasha swallowed, looking down at the table, and it was clear she was thinking deeply. She bit her lip, and said softly, "I...just before, in the train station...I got a message put in my pocket, when that guy brushed passed me...the note was just signed 'm', and referred to myself and Penny...." She wasn't too sure if she should be revealing this, but if she couldn't trust her guild members, her friends, couldn't ask them for help, then what did she have? "I'm pretty sure it wasn't Mithera, but if you were blackmailed before then...." She took the note out, laying it on the table, smoothing it. 

"I Know Penny an handle herself, but...Im worried" 

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Jarvis nodded, taking out the guild mark stamper, and gently stamping where she wanted the mark, and the colour, saying, "Another member has the mark on the opposite shoulder, with the same colour I believe. Its interesting how we work, isn't it?" Jarvis smiled and stepped back. He nodded as Sho spoke, "Indeed. There are a few rooms available to rent and typically we base the rent on how much you earn a month, so that if you get hurt nd can't work for a while, you don't have to worry about the rent"