Lady Mohowauuck could see just fine in the abyssal darkness surrounding her, thanks to her lupine vision. Battles often occurred like blackouts for Lady Mo, it was as if her body was a mere vessel, acting on instinct as her soul infused into the environment around her. She found her strength in the ancient soil and trees of the Earth, and her emotions swelled in the storm. Mo's fighting wolf form might be visible, but her presence was in everything unseen around them.

Tooth and nail clashed violently with metal armor, not sharp enough to puncture it, but with enough force to bludgeon her victims. The strength of her jaws was enough to cause one crusader's breastplate to cave in and conveniently collapse his lungs. Her thick coat, designed to stave off winter's cold, protected her from sword slashes. For awhile, Lady Mo was at peace in her battle stance, effectively taking down her enemies with ease. 

In a flash, heavy steel was upon her, keeping her body pinned in an icy grip. Struggle as she might, Mo couldn't free herself from the dead weight that kept hold of her. When her mind reconnected with body, she quickly tried to take in her surroundings. Whatever was struggling with her didn't seem to have much fight left, was it... dead? Panic overcame her when she saw the blue fire plummeting towards her.

Mo's panic radiated out into the atmosphere, causing the windstorm to go off kilter. The wind speeds were now high enough to keep birds from flying straight, take down tree limbs, and rip the siding off of buildings. Lightening began to flash as huge raindrops fell from the sky. The rain and wind managed to quell the fires a bit, but Mo had to find a way out of the dead man's grasp or she was quite literally going to be toast.

Lady Mohowauuck's white fur began to fall out in chunks as she transformed yet again. She chose a smaller form, as to be able to escape from Vincent's hold. In milliseconds, a small gray fox emerged from the pile of flesh and fur underneath Vincent's dead body before taking off running into the sidelines.