Rashim had been standing in line for almost a half hour when an… ‘event’ occurred some three houses behind him in one of the lines. As if it hadn’t been hot enough hat day as it was, some idiot decided to liven things up with a fire display. Showing off was not something his father appreciated his children doing, and as such, the same could be said from all but one of the five. Shaking his head, the blonde went to turn back in line and allow whatever happened to happen, but something caught his eyes.

The evergreen gaze swept from one building to the next, thatch and wooden roofs… things might get bad if no one stepped in to do something. It wasn’t his responsibility, but since so many others were too dumbfounded to do anything about raining ember shards of fire, he supposed it was up to him. While a nice quick breeze would put some of them out, it was no doubt magical fire, lest the embers would have already diminished into nothingness by then. 

He wasn’t really very good with the water element, and his own specialty – wind, would no doubt make things all the worse should you not be careful enough in the manipulation. The dull throb in his arm turned to a soothing caress as he flipped a small fan out of the folds in his clothing. Opening it up and deftly twirling it in the air the blonde conjured up a small tornado, sucking all of the embers from the sky into a single spot nearby where there were very few people. 
 
It was a sight to behold, the swaying miniature flame shards twirling and swirling around in a dance that, should it go awry, would lead to a great panic in the governmental district. As the fiery shards settled down to the cobblestone someone manipulated the water in the air to extinguish them. With a shake of his head Rashim clipped the fan closed and placed it back from whence it had come. 

People who had not the restraint to control themselves or their own power should not venture into cities full of innocent people. While he could easily reprimand the person responsible for the little fire dance, he would leave it up to whatever governmental body decided to intervene. If one even did.