As Sol ran further and further away, his figure melted into a blurry silhouette, as if he were a wax doll left for too long under the sun. Tossing the flashbang after him wasn't too hard of a feat, but if Ido were thinking of beating his opponent in a ranged battle, then he'd need a much more detailed understanding of his opponent's movements than his eyes could give. The rest of his senses had been working fine, but now it would be necessary to amplify them.

A light blue, eerie light flooded his vision as he linked his tactile senses to it, representing the ambient pressure of his surroundings. Within it, two powerful currents of red swirled, adorned with an orange glow - areas of high pressure, generated by Sol and some airborne passerby, previously unnoticed by Ido. Worried by the possibility of having to confront three enemies at once, he sniffed at the air once more, trying to determine the gunner's position and snatch some information about the newcomer, and to his surprise, the gunner seemed to be moving away from them. Ido figured that he decided not to butt into their fight, and humbly hoped that the the other guy would do the same. 

Alas, another pressure wave went surging through the air, indicating that somebody had landed nearby. Needless to say, this presence of another fighter had him on his toes again, and while he decided to ignore this for now and carry on with an attack on Sol, Ido poured 5 liters of Kzich into his jetpack, just in 
case.

Bringing his attention back to the matter at hand, Ido cocked his head, staring at the tree with a snide glint in his eyes. Did his opponent really think hiding in cover from a homing attack would be good idea? With a whole hundred of liter sized Kzichballs at his disposal, the demon already posed quite a threat - and with what he were about to do now, Sol was certainly doomed. 

A large, 40 liter mass separated from the main group and began forming itself into two identical, hollow spheres, each 3 feet in diameter, while a third one grew at Ido's fingertips. They would be finished in a matter of seconds, quickly filled by a white mist immediately after: Kzich vapor, which Ido would create by heating the inner wall of the spheres, while letting air escape from a small hole situated on top. As for the rest, he would leave it the way it was - split into 60 pieces - and launch them in a volley at Sol, striking from both right and left at the same time. Half would be whipped around the tree's trunk, so close that splinters of bark would be chipped away from it; and half would fly a little further, turning around to attack at a distance of 20 feet, spreading horizontally to eliminate the possibility of Sol escaping with a sideways dash. Throughout the entirety of this assault, Ido would keep them at the speed of 50 MPH, where he were able to maintain control over Kzich's trajectory, and use this to keep his enemy surrounded, orbiting several of the projectiles around him while the rest striked simultaneously at his shins, waist and head.

The demon had a feeling that Sol would still find a way to escape eventually - but he were sure that this would win enough time nevertheless. Soon the windmage would regret his decision to pull away from the melee.