Sinai’s remaining 8 butterflies fluttered around her now before floating to the cages that held the children. “shift” Sinai whispered cause two more butterflies to explode. This time the explosion was much smaller, strong enough to break the locks on the cages to free the children. 
“NO!” the Evil One Yelled reaching for and attempting to through a chair but a small cero from the darkness destroyed it and knocked him back. 
“children, meet Alucard, he is going to bring you home.”
Growling the dog stepped out of the shadows just like Sinai had, which gave him a much more menacing appearance than he really had. Sinai stepped forward, completely out of the shadows toward the man with a slightly glowing aura Quickly the children piled out of the room following Alucard while Sinai cracked her knuckles. 

Suddenly the man was infront of her, he was fast, very fast, swinging a left hay maker. Sinai brought her right arm up to block but the force shook her. He was strong too. His right jab was an obvious follow up so she parried it with an inward-to-outward block. Now that she was under his guard she slid her right foot slightly forward and sung a heavy punch to his chest. Had she aimed for his face he would have been able to dodge it but this close his chest was a sure hit. The hit connected with a surge of energy that send the man flying back with a violet light. Normally her Butterfly Dragon Fang technique needed a bit more time to prepare but all things considered it was an effective attack. At least that’s what she thought at first. 
But the man got back up. “not bad. Little girl. But let me show you a mans punch.” He charged her with a flurry of punches that each had a ton of bricks behind them. Her small size gave her an evasive advantage that she tried to exploit but he managed to catch her in the stomach. The force was enough to knock her off her feet. She held her stomach tightly as she forced herself back to her feet. 
“where are the other children?”she asked to buy some time but he didn’t answer. He came at her again. She took a step back and raised her arms in preparation. He cocked back his right arm and shot out jab that shattered the stone behind her. Sinai had ducked, entirely out of the way. That punch would have killed her, this was life or death. And if she wanted to win, she would have to kill.