[b]Vanu Ashton[/b]

The moment the white haired guy said the word Justice Vanu instantly disliked him. She gripped the book harder and was about to attack him. That was the moment when she felt this huge presence and heard this huge explosion behind her. She turned around and saw the smoke cloud and debris falling around. Realizing she had looked away from her opponent she quickly turned around again and was met with a peculiar sight. She saw the white haired guy crying and on his knees. She wondered if this had something to do with the explosion and when she looked back to where the explosion came from and some of the giant letters that had fallen around she had figured it out. The Fairy Tail building had blown up and this guy was probably a fanboy. 

When she looked back to the guy he was standing back up and while sniffing said the last thing she would have ever expected. He asked for her help. She was so flabbergasted she couldn't help but laugh out loud a bit. [b]"Pfffff hahaha Why should I help my enemy with something that doesn't concern me?"[/b] She sent out a soul to a thick wooden beam that had landed near her and sent it over to hover behind her. While taking a seat on the beam she said: [b]"I'm not a Fairy Tail fanboy like you nor do I like justice so how about you deal with whoever did that."[/b] With that she made the beam fly over the canal and she went into an alley. After that she actually went to the explosion location herself since she was curious though. Who would destroy something so widely known?

When she arrived near ground zero she could only describe it with one word: Carnage. Dead bodies and destruction everywhere. She then saw a cloaked figure kill a random person and she was surprised. The soul in that cloaked figure was unlike any she had ever seen before. It didn't feel like either human or animal souls and the strangest thing of all was that it seemed layered, like one soul inside the other. Right then and there she decided she wanted this soul. She used the beam to get on top of a roof silently and then sent out four daggers that would lay in wait around the figure for a moment to strike.