Kris, finally free of the jamming waves, reverted to his original form. He had just drawn "Daybreak" as the Ice Avatar charged towards him, and extended the blades on his two pistol swords, before clashing with his opponent's arm blades. His swordplay was admittedly unsatisfactory, though it had been a long time since Kris had faced someone of equal or greater skill than him. He resorted to blocking & pushing with his right arm, and deflecting & parrying with his left. Eventually the two locked weapons, and it gave Kris time to think.
By checking the health bars of all participants, and confirming that Deer/Lily was on his side, he realized that they could win by time out as long as they played defensively. However, the Yellow Avatar still posed a problem, as the color was essentially designed to counter such stratagem through indirect attacks; plus it was the biggest thorn in Fog's side at the moment. The Ice Avatar either did not or had not yet exhibited similar powers such as freezing, and physical attacks were not a problem to deal with.
Kris sidestepped the Ice Avatar, broke off contact, and made his own charge at the Yellow Avatar. He threw out his Avatar's left side as he ran, which billowed forth its namesake. An idea had already formed in his head, one parts inspired by the jamming he'd been through, and also by a physics demonstration he'd once witnessed. "Materialize," said Kris, but he had more than just body parts to form. By partially forming and deposing his fog in constant motion, it began to circle in front of him. And by forming a high pressure pocket of circulating gas within a low pressure system such as the battlefield's conditions, it should create a miniature cyclone and propel Kris forward, as the demonstration had shown. Sure enough, his body was launched forward, behind a spiral of warm air and condensation that showered hail behind him.