Oh? So you want to be my apprentice? [Summon...ry] (Loo, Tsumi Buredo)

Yami paused and thought for a moment. It wasn't that she wasn't pleased with the outcome, more like how the outcome came to be. She decided that training wasn't the best time for a rematch and said, "No, we should work together. We can have a rematch later, but right now, we should just focus on doing what Amaku tells us to do." Yami pulled back her hand in a fist and launched a super-charged fire ball at Amaku, the way Drago had taught her to.

She then drew her knife and heated the blade almost to melting point. She then froze the blade, creating an interesting chain reaction in which the blade turned red, but remained solid. She then charged straight at Amaku, then jumped over his head at the last second, landing in a branch in a tree. There she sat, perfectly still, the patterns of her cloak allowing her to blend in with her surroundings.

Amaku chuckled and yelled "Artsu! Let's go!". He back flipped in the air, dodging the fire ball. Then Yami was seemingly trying to psyche him out by looking as if she was about to stab him. Amaku nodded at Artsu, and she ran towards the tree Yami was on. Artsu swiped at the tree, putting it in two pieces. The tree fell to the ground, and Artsu turned back into a normal sized wolf. She ran towards Yurusu and jumped at him, biting. Amaku jumped on him and fired two giant gusts of wind at Yurusu.

Yurusu hung back, examining the fighting style of his ally, as well as his opponent. The wolf turned, running toward Yurusu, with Amaku on her back. Amaku fired two gusts of wind, while the wolf jumped at him. Yurusu grinned- she was jumping, meaning there was absolutely no way for her to avoid oncoming attacks. Yurusu twisted his heel, digging it into the ground, and causing a section of earth to raise, from underneath the wolf.
The raised platform was thin and straight- not something that one could easily stand on. Yurusu raised it about 10 feet in the air, at breakneck speed- there would not be time for the wolf's master to use a gust of wind to avoid the platform.

As he did this, he pointed his massive sword at the oncoming gusts, using it as an effective windbreaker. He looked ahead, waiting to see how his opponent would react.

Yami jumped out of her tree before it hit the ground, then made her way through the surrounding forest, watching Amaku attack Yurusu. Just after Yurusu cut through the air, Yami jumped out of the forest next to him, watching to see how Amaku would react to Yurusu's little defense. Yami shrugged her bow off of her shoulder and drew an arrow, watching to see where Amaku would appear next. The arrowhead was coated in a special flammable formula that Yami made. The way it worked was really simple: Yami bent fire to the tip. However, the formula didn't burn out as easily as most oils used on fire arrows. Instead, it fueled the flame, making it last even longer, so that Yami could shoot it farther distances at faster speeds without the flame blowing out. She was prepared to shoot toward Amaku the moment she saw him.

Artsu fell off the pillar quickly, and turned back to the size of a normal wolf. Then Amaku swiftly side-flipped, dodging the arrow. "Hm. Nice team work, I guess. A little rough, but we can fix it..." he muttered under his breath. Artsu quickly got up. "Nice work, making them feel like they've won. Boosts confidence." he said, chuckling, as he threw a treat at Artsu. She jumped in the air and grabbed it, eating it. "Don't worry, i'm just kidding. Now, I've seen enough, already, and I believe you two are...well...ready, I guess. Only time will tell, but if you want to start REAL training, you'd have to come with me. Artsu!" he yelled. Artsu nodded, and expanded to the size where all three of them would fit on her back. He jumped on her, sitting down. "Now if you guys will come with me, I can escort you to the wolf village, where we will begin training." he said, looking at the two.

suddenly something crashed from the sky, and caused enough force to send a hue amount of sand and dust into the air, it looked like a meteorite, however when the dust disappeared it was drago inside the crater he created from the fall, he was covered in shadows, however the force was so strong it was cracked everywhere. drago slowly stood up ," ohh! my head!" he said as the shadows around his slowly disappeared, "that would be the last time i ride crystal when i'm asleep," he said shaking his head, he eyes were closed and didn't realize any one was there, until he felt something tackling him.

Yami watched as a large black ball fell from the sky, coming straight at her. Her eyes widened as she noticed how large it was, and quickly stepped back a few paces to be out of the way. When it hit, she was thrown back further from the impact. She watched as the ball of shadows disappeared and it revealed...Drago?!?! What was he doing here? Then Yami face palmed herself, realizing that they were in the light state, although she didn't really know how close they were to the capital. Either way, she ran to tackle-hug him. Unfortunately, somebody got there before she did. Fireball ran out of the woods and straight toward Drago, pushing him to the ground and licking his face. Yami sat there and laughed. "So Drago, what brings you here?" she asked him as Fireball finally got off of him.

Yurusu watched his attack hit, dead on. He grinned a little, and was ready to perform a follow-up attack, when Amaku said that those ten seconds of fighting were enough. Yurusu couldn't help but feel a little disappointed- he hadn't even finished warming up, yet! Regardless, he gave his sword a twirl, and sheathed it on his back. “Some other time, old girl.” Yurusu whispered, to his sword.

The wolf, Artsu, grew to the size where three would fit, and the wolf sage invited them to ride on the wolf's back.

Suddenly, a projectile came flying downward, turning out to be a young boy. “Must be a hardy young boy..... a fall like that should have killed him.” Yurusu thought, to himself. Yami appeared to be well acquainted with the boy, as she ran toward him, looking a bit too happy for them to be just friends. “Ah, young love.” Yurusu mused, aloud.

“Er, It looks like Yami has brought a friend.... Don't worry about a seat for me- I can do just fine on foot.” Yurusu said.

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