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[[ tac i shall post when i awake sincew its 5.1 am O_O ]]

((Aight, I was thinking it was getting late, so yeah. >.> Just so you know, this will be considered a discontinuous fight, meaning it won't affect any storylines.))

The teleport would work, but much slower than it would otherwise. A hand passed over Ochimaru from high above, raining down flecks of skin onto him that would teleport with him. These would let Valesk know exactly where Ochimaru was, proving that the fight was long from over. The pillar of intense gravity would fade to nothingness as Valesk began to follow Ochimaru, his main arms continuing to grow once more.

As Valesk centered his sights on Ochimaru his gaze flicked upwards, the gravity around the man shifting not to some extreme positive, but to some extreme negative. He would begin...falling up. Furthermore his blood would begin rushing to his brain as if he were standing on his head. The dance continued as he drew himself ever closer to the man.

There was an error in judgement, now he was upside down with all the blood leaving his skull. Regardless, he would be unable to keep himself on the ground and the same crushing as before would begin, simply in an upwards direction. Gravity is relative, drawing usually towards the ground. But what if the ground wasn't there and the gravimetric field remained? One would still be drawn towards that source. This instance is no different, save that there is no direct source, just a field around Ochimaru that was drawing him ever upwards. He was falling towards a point in the sky that could only be considered space. Sooner or later, if he didn't stop, he would not only be crushed by his immense weight in the upwards direction, but he'd reach space and explode, should he not freeze first. The elemental wave, however powerful it may be, was a simple attack on a being that cared little for such parlor tricks. With a sharp rise as by falling upwards Valesk seemed to leap over it.

The man's skin began to alter and change, taking on different proerties as he shifted the composition. He rocketed into the sky out of the way of the assault upon him, but should the electricity touch his form they would fizzle out, his skin aligned to the earth. The gravity upon the man would continue to increase, the kinetics doing little against the crushing weight. With more and more blood drawing from his brain and the extreme force of this telekenesis, he'd be putting enormous strain on his brain.

The glowing in Ochimaru's eyes indicated to Valesk of an oncoming assault, but seeing nothing extraordinary he was wary. As he began to formulate a gravshield by condensing air molecules into a tightly pakced space several needles of kinetic force slipped through. Unexpecting an assault against his person he inadvertently unleashed his grip on the gravity in the area.

For a moment he began to fall, but when he regained his senses the wounds seemed to close without much damage dealt. It was almost as if he had no vital organs, or could somehow stem the damage from becoming too severe in a moment's notice. His eyes flared with violet light as the ruins began to glow with a similar shade, his grip tightening upon that which lie below. He was going to have some fun.