Easy. This battle had been almost too easy. From start to finish; from sun to rain to thunder; even from foe to foe, this battle had found every way to undermine each person that stepped up to challenge the Aura Master. It wasn't too crazy to say that the warriors that stepped up had undermined themselves so far, and each ones flaw made the other weaker, which only made the fencer seem stronger, which wasn't really something he needed.

Kellson had signed his own defeat from the day he had accepted the challenge from the fencer way back when, and now he was paying for his unending foolishness. Zachary more or less had the same problem, but his was different. He wanted too much and simply wasn't strong enough to take it. A power in him had awakened to defeat the green haired man himself and the regicide. Both the ice innate and the brawler were now in bad shape, but a shape which they had earned.

Now onto the fencer's current foes. Ciaran's odd heritage made him both powerful and weak. The fact he was torn between two sides of good and evil made it hard for him to fight well as either side for long, and such a weakness would hurt him against the Aura Master. As for Roery, she was an interesting person. She had no exploitable weakness to the fencer, and brandished all of his strengths, only weaker, surprisingly.

As for their team work... well that was simply appalling, at best. Reory, who's high mobility gave her an edge in close range combat, had charged head on against the fencer and had met him in close quarters combat, and Ciaran, who did not expect her move, threw her off a bit, nearly wounding her more. It was hard to Zorlo to call them a team and take them too seriously at the moment. That was a bad thing, since the green haired man had just finished his warm up.

Oh, and here came Ciaran like a fireball to attempt to defeat the fencer again. The half-breed swung his staff with great force and collided into the green haired man's sword, pushing the fencer back slightly as their weapons clashed. Another burst of wind pushed in from behind the green haired warrior, but again, he used his aura to displace it. Wind, lightning and fire wouldn't work, and if his foe didn't see that, they were underestimating the power of his aura.

The Aura Master dug his right foot into the ground and pushed his sword forwards, throwing Ciaran back slightly and leaving him just open enough to drive a kick into his gut, sliding him back slightly. The fencer turned back as he heard a bit of noise though, and found Roery charging at him like a train. The fencer had almost no time to react, and simply smiled as he braced himself for the impact from her punch, and felt a strong blow to his head, throwing him through the air and slamming into the ground.

The fencer dusted himself, along with the rocks from the shattered ground he had hit, off as he rose to his feet. Her punch stung quite a bit, and he enjoyed it. Finally, this battle was getting interesting. Now was the time to see if the two warrior could stand their ground against him or not. He knew they could Even the playing field, they just had to be a bit more clever then they were. What a fun battle.