[h3][b]Sato Hashimoto[/b] // [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJM_DPqV50c]Cave of Solitude[/url][/h3]	With all their attacks combined, the shadow recoiled away, having had major damage done to it. Sato flashed a thumbs up to his party members, a quick celebration for finally having gotten some good hits in. The joy was short lived, as the spider was back to doing its obnoxious scuttling thing. Megumi informed them of what she had found out through scanning, and Sato nodded subconsciously. His eyes focused on the webs and the electricity flowing through them, though he had to keep moving and watch out for any shots aimed at him. As he scanned for these things, Sato took a minute before he noticed the cavern began to fade into the darkness, the webs and spider disappearing into the black.

	Sato's eyes followed bursts of electricity running through parts of the webs as he stepped back onto a thinner area of webbed flooring. The cackling of the shadow filled the room, before he heard a rush of air and a crash. The shadow had probably attacked someone, lunging at them. Knowing it was getting up close to attack now was frightening to say the least. If it caught them, it'd be next to impossible to help another team-mate in the dark like that. 

	At least the flow of the electricity was easy to see in the dark, meaning they could better predict where the spider was going to be. Assuming Megumi was right. She was always right though, right? If the shadow leaped right from where the electricity stopped, wouldn't it be almost easier to dodge than before?

	Whatever. Either way, it would take a good guess and some precision to hit it again. Summoning his persona for one last time, Sato watched the lightning rush through the webbing, the yellow sparks the only light in the room besides the faint glow of Chronos behind him. Holding his hand out, he traced the path of the electricity with a finger. Sato suddenly clenched his fist, and Chronos did a quick spin of the scythe before slashing, sending a wide blast of wind straight at where Sato thought the shadow was going to be.