As Azrul charged towards Sayto, he noticed Victoria crossing the buildings and landing in front of Sayto. Stopping dead in his tracks, he watched with surprise as she began to combat Sayto. When she used the blinding magic he squinted, raising his free arm and shielding his eyes with it. When the light disappeared and he looked back, Sayto was entrapped in a barrier of ice. SIghing of relief, he began to relax his muscles. However, when the ground began to shake the barrier cracked, his eyes widened with surprise and his muscles tightened. When he heard the man angrily speaking within the barrier, he charged towards him and Victoria.

"Run! Get away!" was all he could get out before the bolt exploded near her, draining the last of Sayto's magic energy and causing him to black out. Continuing his sprint towards Sayto's body, he called out to the Fairy Tail members he knew were nearby, "Tend to your guildmate! Quickly!" When he reached the body, he put his foot on top of Sayto's stomach and held his sword to his neck, neutralizing him and making sure he couldn't get back up if he were to awaken.

Bardock watched the final moments of the battle. It looks like there was no need to fight. He took a long sigh as the tension was over, but he felt a nagging sense of disappointment. He really did want to fight. He didn't want to fight to take down the intruder, but to see what he really was able to do. He shook his head to take him out of his depressed thoughts and mounted Fenrir once more. Bardock dismissed Red and Alpha, and they dissipated into green particles of light as they were sent back to their home. He and Fenrir then strolled over to the attacker. "Hey," Bardock said to Azrul, "You should probably go rest for a little bit. Fenrir can watch him while we go make sure everybody is alright."

"Your going to stick me on babysitting duty?" Fenrir whined.

"Shut up," Bardock said after bonking Fenrir on the head, "Just deal with it you lazy hound."

"I am not lazy! I am just too important to do useless tasks like babysitting" Fenrir snorted. This earned him another bonk on the head by Bardock, and the argument was settled.

Kelvin was disappointed. But... it may be for the best. The after image of the lightning attack likely wouldn't fade for a while. It actually made it hard for him to see Victoria well enough to find her. The lightning had left a blackened area of stone, but she was a few feet away. The attack may have thrown her, or the bolts had missed. Either way, he felt responsible. Had he been paying attention, there was a chance that he could have moved her out of the.way.

He sighed, kneeling down to check for a pulse. The moment his fingers brushed her skin a pulse of electricity shook through him. Residual energy? The mage must have had more power than he thought. Luckily she was alive though. Kelvin picked up Victoria and headed back to the guild. The occasional tingle-to-small-zap of electricity still snapped into him from her. The lightning mage was powerful. Powerful indeed.

Eden paused slightly before entering the grand home. Upon seeing the inside, her eyes widened slightly before quickly returning to normal. She surveyed the expensive decor in silence. The maid soon began to lead them towards where the owner of this grand home could be found. She walked slowly, as if taking the time to look over every detail. Upon thinking it over, she decided that Prince Charming would truly be the best choice to use in this situation.... The others might end up breaking something expense. Like she needed that on her plate.

Kage took note of Kelvin and the injured Victoria as they rushed past him towards the guild. A small frown rested on his features as he noticed the damage that had been done. Shaking his head with worry in his gaze, he continued forward towards where the culprit layed unconcious.

He took note of those there and walked up to Azrul and Sayto. For a moment, he studied Sayto in silence. He gave a small sigh and shook his head. "Seems someone was quite the problem." he mumbled crossing his arms over his chest thinking. "We'll take him back to the guild for now. Can't leave him out on the streets after all."

"You two seem very amazed, have you ever been to a large manor?" The maid turned her head to the side and glanced over at the two.
Ophelia nodded her head in reply, "Once." She sighed and stared out of the large windows in the hallway, giving her a good view of the setting up of the party. She appeared to be somewhat content with how things were going thus far.
"I hope you will do well with entertainment, what do you plan on doing?" The maid interrupted Ophelia's train of thought. "Oh, we're here. Please stand here while I notify the guests that you're here, practice your routine." The three stopped in front of two large doors, which appeared to be the doors to the backyard where the part was held. The maid opened the door just by a hair, and slipped through.

Darren stayed completely silent as he was lowered down to the ox, but had the urge to yell at Seiben for putting him on the ox when he wanted to be on the ground. He was pretty much useless as he was now, since he was riding on the ox with Seiben. The swordsman only nodded slightly at the blood user as he kept quiet. He wanted to be of some use, and being up in the air wasn't helping his cause.

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Sasha took a deep breath in as she put out the last of the fires, sending her sword away while she put her hands on her knees and continued to breathe heavily. She wasn't use to using that much magic all at once, and she felt completely drained from doing so. She almost fell over from Jack patting her back, but managed to stay up. She could only nod at his question, feeling to drained to even speak at the moment. As soon as he left her immediate presence, Sasha slowly and silently lay down on the ground, smiling slightly because she was off her feet.

When jack had told her that they should go back, she shook her head softly, hoping that he would see it. "I'll... rest here for a bit..." She said in a tired voice, feeling her armor hit her skin from how she was laying on the ground.

Ridding the great ox, with veins connecting keeping bought Sieben and Darren glued to the beasts backs. Sieben had a vein that connected with the ox's head from each of his hands. Using these veins Sieben directed the beast towards town. At first he was scared and wasn’t quite sure what he was doing, and the constant destruction of the surrounding area from the ox did not help at all. When they got closer to town and then through it. The ragging shape of an ox with riders scared the people. Some just stared as the vision ran passed, but most yelled and screamed as they ran away. Once they got to the alley ways, the ox began destroying everything it could while ragging. Sieben tried to slow it down by shooting veins to random objects around them, using the power from the ox. Though at first he tried to stop the ox , the evil from the stole blood began to take effect on Sieben. Now he shoot veins in random objects trying to smash them even more. Then as the ox rammed into a stall, and a broken piece of wood hit Sieben in the head, cracking his skull and dazzling him for a moment. Sieben could feel dizziness and was lost for a moment. He leaned on his left and pulled with his right hand as much as he could to straighten himself out. This made the ox turn and set it on a collision route with a small house. Siebens body automatically began healing and stealing blood from the ox. But by the time Sieben got back to his senses it was too late. The whole trio rammed into a wall of a small house. The ox tripped and fell. Sieben taking the full hit got knocked unconscious and the force from the impact tore him and Darren of the ox’s back and thrown to the ground. Because Sieben took most of the impact he was down, but who ever had set behind him should have no problem getting back up. And neither did the ox. After a couple of seconds it got back on its feet. Standing there in the middle of rubble and dust it waited, not sure what to do next it looked for a way out or a new threat.