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Crystal was ripped from Hidjie's grasp and Xol was finally registered as a threat. Systems suddenly flashed red as his blade peirced his torso section. Almost immediately as Xol's blade peirced the metal chasis of the cyborg, his left arm flew up and changed to the sonic boom cannon. It hummed, violently, as soundwaves were condecned and pushed into a single beam of power. Because Xol was attacking at a close distance, and mearly dashing, the cannon was going to raise and halt right infront of his face. It continued humming violently, and any normal person who was so close to the barrel of the sonic cannon was going to start bleeding in any random spot, the effects on Xol though were uncertain. He hadn't fired yet, instead he waited to see what Xol was going to do.

9 moved away from Hidjie, heading to the main room. She had third degree bruns across her body. She paused only to watch Xol from a safer distance

Hidjie's CPU worked faster then a human's brain, a human would have been surprised and afraid, but Hidjie was just tactical. His sonic cannon was struck, but Hidjie was lowering his arm as Xol slashed down at it. The resulting effect would be a damaged weapon, not a destroyed one. His right arm flung around and a ball of pure plasmic energy was expelled through his cannon. The second turret that was armed on his other shoulder fired behind him and the first fired to his side. The only place Xol could go without getting hit was up. And Hidjie was prepared for that, because on his back was an energy packet motar and the second Xol appeared up there he was going to get smacked in the face with a ball of pure condenced energy about the size of a fist.

His red eyes gazed at her before he nodded a greeting from his perch on the stair railing. He was in his demonic form, his face soften from early events. He blinked as he looked at her injuries.

"Are you alright?"

"Evade..." Hidjie's body jerked back, throwing his left side of his body back so Xol's punch would skid right past him, while throwing his entire body backwards to avoid sword. It didn't matter if he moved or not, because the second the plasma and the dark matter made contact it would result in a very large explosion. It would have stopped Xol anyways, and more then likely damaged them both, but this way Hidjie would recieve less of the blunt of the explosion then Xol would. "Damnit! This isn't how I planned it at all! Where is she?!" Hidjie glanced off to his left as the explosion errupted from the plasma and dark matter.

A large explosion ensued, rocking the foundation of the Dojo as glass from broken windows and dust filtered down from the ceiling. A few of the smaller rafter beams cracked under the pressure, while the floor directly under the explosion was nonexsistant, just a hole with a massive scortch mark and a few splintered pieces of wood.

Xol stood a few feet away, the top half of his titanium-alloy chainmail suit gone as a few black marks covered his chest. "Interesting. I'll have to keep that in mind next time." He sneered, turnining his peripheral vision to the cyborg.

Without so much as a warning, he placed his arm out in front of his body and then he was gone. Reappearing behind Hidjie, Xol fired the complete orb of dark matter into his back section. His blade hung loosely at his right side...ready to be swung around with deadly force at any given moment.

"You're boring me. Maybe you should upload some new battle programs..."

"Xol...you have no idea, d**k weed." That sort of responce was odd for a machine, but because it was techincally Hidjie inside it's head it was going to prove this fight to be far more entertaining. Both cannons, the ones perched on his his shoulders, were already pointing behind him. They both fired, one aimed for the face and the other for the stomach. What Xol didn't realize was that Hidjie had taken the signature and energy read outs from the first dark matter attack, and was attempting to turn his personal shield, a small energy barrier that surrounded Hidjie, into an anti-dark matter shield. He was going to need more time then Xol would allow him, so he was going to have to stall. He fell forward, so the orb would fly just barely over his head, while the cannons fired.