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[hr]Place(s): Near the southern border of Ersand'Enise
Time: Pandes, Vardes 29, Dami-Zept 54, 1:30 HD - 3:30 HD
Interaction(s): The Mysterious Magusjaeger[@Force and Fury] | Indirectly, all those who witnessed that certain wide area thing that she had cast
[hr][color=87CEEB][center][h3]Mirage of Lotus[/h3][/center][/color]

Unbeknownst to seemingly all but Eun-Ji, Flavius, and the mysterious Magusjaeger, the battle was not yet over. Away from the celebrating king and the other members of his honor guard, Flavius had an encounter with Avrael himself while Eun-Ji continued her attempt to find and eliminate the enemy. Whoever this was, Eun-ji knew that they were dangerous. Noticeably more than the rest of the assassins that had been sent to finish off the King of Perrence. It made her even more assured that she cannot let this person go. It was too risky; one with such skills can likely kill the king all by themselves, turning the seeming victory into a disaster with a single fatal bullet. No, it was her mission to protect Rouis, and she will fulfill it even if it meant facing a potentially superior opponent and risking her own life.

Eun-Ji hid behind a tree. A reckless move will likely mean death. This had became akin to a lethal game; a game of tricks between two illusionists and also a game of precision and speed between two kineticists. She took her time to concoct a plan while remaining vigilant, her senses both mundane and magical sharpened to their limits. Whatever her next move is, it will likely be crucial in determining who will come out on top between them. [i]Failure is not an option.[/i] She recalled the words of her instructors in the Lotus Sentries. [i]You should be death before you fail. Your life is worth nothing compared to your mission.[/i]

And with those words echoing in her mind, she made her move.

There were much to draw from, what's with the flames raging through the forest. These flames also helped with obscuring what she was about to do. Drawing as much heat as her capacity allowed from the flames, she prepared to cast something at four different points. About five meters away from herself to the north, east, west, and south. And then without hesitation, she cast it while keeping her eyes closed. Intense flashes of lights immediately emerged from those points, covering a wide area in their blinding radiance. Ultimately harmless to all but the eyes, yet definitely far more than enough to temporarily blind a person nonetheless. The Light of Ahn-Shune, even though Eun-Ji herself didn't actually know that this spell had a name.

Yet this was but the first part of her plan, intended to both potentially blind the mysterious attacker while also alerting to the others that the battle had, in fact, [b]not[/b] ended yet.

She opened her eyes as the flashes of lights faded way. Even for a burning forest, moisture and water can still be found in the air and more significantly within the soil. It was with these that the second part of her plan shall be executed. Using the Liquid Telekinesis that was her specialty, she swiftly gathered water, enough water to resemble the shape of a person her own size. As the water took on its humanoid shape, she imbued upon it as advanced of an illusion as she could, causing the water to turn into a clone of herself. And then, she moved it, making it seemingly run to hide behind a rather thin tree, the clone's head peeking out as if looking for the enemy with its right arm and leg exposed. In short, Eun-Ji had deliberately made the clone looked vulnerable; as if a combatant that was not aware that she had made a mistake by hiding behind imperfect cover that will not protect her.

This technique was the Mirage of Lotus, Eun-Ji's own original spell that she painstakingly created and continued to endlessly refine. And now she can only hope that it shall be enough to draw out her enemy while she waited and observed, a kinetically empowered dagger in her right hand ready to throw as soon as she can locate the enemy by the origin and trajectory of the gun that they will hopefully expose to her.