[color=black][h3][center]~Fox~[/center][/h3][/color]

As soon as Sel exited the stalls, the fox feigned a small look of fear as she replaced the illusion. She stood there, seemingly stunned by what was happening. She remained quietly not moving an inch as LeClothe obviously grew suspicious of what was going on. All according to her plan. Hoho, yes, this was ever so delicious. The distrust, the utter chaos! Yes, yes! Feed her more of this you puny mortals. She had to stop herself from laughing.

...now that she had achieved her goals of thoroughly humiliating and making a mess of Sel, though, she was done. No need to oversell it.

[color=black]"A-ah...uhm,"[/color] She stuttered out, ignoring LeClothe's orders to stay put. [color=black]"W-we should leave master, this one seems to have made a mess of things."[/color]

[color=black][i]"I mean it, human. Leave with me or things are just going to likely get worse. If the straw-for-brains here stops you, I'll deal with him."[/i][/color]

[color=f7976a][h3][center]~Ritsa~[/center][/h3][/color]

Upon being redirected, the Hydra immediately shifted gears and turned sharply - enough to leave a small imprint on the ground where her foot pivoted. With her usual energy she continued to run towards the stream, Fia being dragged behind her. It seemed that she was even more excited than normal. She didn't seem tow ant to let go of Fia's hand, either, but the phoenix wouldn't have to endure that much longer. As they arrived Ritsa came to a stop at the waters edge, finally releasing Fia.

[color=f7976a]"Hehe, water."[/color] Ritsa giggled happily. [color=f7976a]"Fish?"[/color] Ritsa seemed to be questioning how exactly Fia was planing on fishing.

[h3][center][color=aba000]~Sorcha~[/color][/center][/h3]

Sorcha smirked.

[color=aba000]"As it should be then, might knight."[/color] The dragon flourished her Glaive again, taking a more aggressive stance a she gazed at Luna. The reason she said she wasn't going to be using her wings was very simple. Not because she was planing on attacking from a distance...but because she could fly faster across the ground than she could run. The only warning Luna would have, was a mighty flap of the dragons wings as she launched herself forward at a speed towards Luna that a human likely never be able to match without the aid of magic.

A few feet before reaching Luna though, she spread her wings out, slowing down just enough as she came to a halt in front of the knight. Instead of opening up with her Glaive...she landed with her left side facing Luna, and aimed to slam her shoulder right into the Knights chest with full-force. If dodged, she'd follow up with a simple combo from her Glaive. She'd swing it from the right side, intending to catch Luna if she tried dodging to the side.