[Rosekitten]

"Oh like I've not heard that before." He nearly laughed as the other insisted he wasn't a fake. He had wasted over five years trying to find Mizuki and there was no way that very person was standing here. The real Mizuki would know right... had it been too long? He hardly thought about the odds being for or against him at the moment.

"Yeah yeah keep talking... surprised anyone knows about that fight.." The sisters fight, surely word wasn't out about that. The drow seemed to keep to their own area. Though he did always toy at the thought of going back to see if he could take care of the last sister. Whatever hardly a time to worry about that or stories now.

Though when the other started a spell his ears went back. This was far stronger then the rest. "Thats not- Raden get out of here!" He barked his order to the ranger. Raden didn't have time enough to get clear of this as Thalion clenched his teeth that he was going to have to bite it on this one.

Raden would have died from the ice entombing spell but Thalion had a last trick up his sleeve. This wasn't going to end well. He used the shield to block the spell directly but only because he was sure he could cancel it. Not like he had been doing nothing all these years.

Though as soon as it started forming at his feet it was a lot stronger then he was counting. "Damn it to-" He hissed before using a powerful blaze spell and taking up nearly all of his energy to do so. After a moment the fire seemed to recede and melt. Though he hardly would be able to fight after this stunt.

Oddly it seemed the mage wasn't counting on this stunt. Both seemed to be panting and this meant the fight was over. Though that force Raden spoke of was nearly here. By now running was too late and there was no way he could in his current shape anyway. "Tsk... I hate mages.." Standing was about all he could manage at the moment. Like hell he was going to kneel.

Though being out of energy and out of option he did the only logical thing. "That all you got?" He breathed out taunting the mage, it seemed the other was in no condition to cast anything further. It was a good stale mate though he had to admit.