[h3]Meirin Kurenai[/h3]

Meirin had no idea what she just did. She guessed she killed the captain. A small pang of guilt struck inside of her, but it was unavoidable. She would, at least, give him some form of a burial once this battle was over. She'd have to ask what Ssarak's attack did to the man as he seemed to have taken the effects rather badly. Was it some sort of poison? Meirin soon forgot as she turned to face the next opponent. That's when she heard Lyn's scream. 

Looking over at the wagon she noticed that Alaira had gotten up and seemed to be making a charge at the Psychomancer. Yet Meirin could still see the demons who continued to pester her, but noticed Lyn running. Meirin had no idea what had happened but for the moment Meirin forgot all about her fight here. Meirin did not even pick up her monk's spade or told Ssarak what she was about to do. Meirin began to move her arms rapidly before ending with a hand sign, and suddenly she was floating. Another set of movements and Meirin pushed herself with a blast of wind as she chased after Lyn. She caught up to the little girl in just three seconds. Maybe it was a bit of an overreaction on Meirin's part, but she wasn't going to let Lyn run off to danger.

Meirin swept up Lyn into her arms, holding her close. "Shh... It's okay Lyn, I'm here. Meirin is here... No one will hurt you."

[h3]Myrn Vaan'Atisha[/h3]

Myrn fought furiously against the vines, but ever step forward the vines would push her five steps back. Initially avoiding them was easy enough since they kept following her, but soon more vines started to lash out from her from behind, from the side, even above and below her. She pretty much slashed at everything around her, and ended up cleaving through some of the furniture in the process. She suffered from some nasty cuts as she fought but didn't let it slow her down. No, the more she bleed, the harder she fought, turning herself into a tornado of bladed fury. At some point she managed to muster the strength to push against the vines as she worked her way towards the exit, but just as she grew stronger so did the vines. They just kept coming at her no matter how many times she cut them down. It was a race between which gave up first: the vines or Myrn.

And than suddenly the vines stopped. Just as Myrn was about to make one final effort to just run for the door the vines ceased their attacks and pulled back into the wall. "Did I... Did I win?" She said with a heavy breath. Looking around she noticed just how much stuff she destroyed and really hoped that no one was using this office. Those hopes were dashed when she saw an Eysire come into the room. With him was a demon who seemed to have been able to control the vines and Myrn knew she was in for some trouble. "A-are you... Khan?"