Raiya let go of her statue and dodged out of the way as the giant golden enchanted mace smashed close enough and with a force strong enough to inflict some damage on Raiya if she had not dodged. Raiya landed back about ten feet from where she bailed and then she snapped her gaze towards their enemy. The golden figure in front of them sparked a few memories to flash past Raiya's eyes. Raiya actually did not know John Galvadon in person, but she had seen him in passing at the Vatican. He was one of the older magi that helped Felix attack Nemo all those years ago. Leaving his aura exposed, it was Raiya could see two things, one was that Galvadon was much stronger than what he used to be, and the last one was that Galvadon was vehemently enraged. The bloodlust was so palpable that it shocked Raiya momentarily. [color=ec008c][i]So, I am not the only one who has grown in these past few years,[/i][/color] Raiya shook her head, [color=ec008c][i]If this mission has taught me anything, it's that I need to break my own limits. I need to train.[/i][/color] She concluded internally.

	Raiya summoned her katana without the sheathe, her face was impassive as she began to formulate a plan of attack. However, before she could finish her thought process, Nemo issued a command to assist the other two members further on and leave him trapped with Galvadon. Raiya wanted to second guess Nemo's decision and stay to help him. But after a moment of thought she shook her head and ran off through the closing doors. They could not afford to waste time arguing and Raiya was beginning to trust Nemo's judgement as a leader. As she ran up to the remaining two members of the group, Travis and Zuri, the doors finished closing behind them, sealing them off. Raiya summoned her scabbard, and sheathed her blade as she finished walking up to the group. 

[color=ec008c]"Well, we're on our own,"[/color] Raiya stated, [color=ec008c]"We have no time to waste lets move."[/color] Raiya commanded. She began to sprint further inside the palace, but she didn't stray too far ahead of the group.