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"Yeah, they don't take into account the energy conversion or equivalent exchange." Ginji smiled as he put the book down and looked up to Tommy. "Careful what you wish for." he laughed slightly as he stood up and lightning crackled all around him in an eloquent display. "Sure, but we should take it outside." as he headed to the teleporter.

Might be for the best." Tommy agreed to these terms of fighting outside, seeing that HQ would probably be demolished, or at least very beat up, if a fight were held inside with any two combatants. Tommy made his way outside after Ginji, still holding onto that dagger. He put this away into a pouch he had made, along with a sword hanging next to it.

Tommy chuckled slightly at Brian and Jack's mini-convo on Magic and what not.

"Ooh, that can't be good." Tommy said as the sun intensified. He whipped off his shoes and his shirt, revealing a bright red work-out shirt. "So much for the first move... What to do...." Tommy waiting for about a minute. Then he struck. He tried a frontal assault right off the bat, running straight towards Ginji. He flipped in the air before trying to land a strong kick, propelled by the momentum that now carried his foot in a strong forceful shot to Ginji's head.

Tommy took the electricity in to himself, and flew backwards at the force of the wind. Sand buffeted Tommy a bit, but it wasn't much. Tommy grinned now. "I love excitement. This is great~" Tommy pondered what to do, not knowing where Ginji was at the moment. Anything reckless now would mean unwanted injury. Tommy bid his time, waiting for a hint of any attack that would follow soon. He was not going to charge again; previous battles had made him sharper. So, he waited.

"Where have I seen this?" Tommy pondered aloud, thinking of the manga series Negima. Tommy dashed towards the light swords, fingering his katana. When within five meters, a sudden flash occured. Tommy was still rushing at Ginji, katana in hand, while the easily parried swords dissapated, the broomsticks snapping with the quick slash. Tommy made his way up to Ginji, and swung at Ginji. Little did Ginji know, this was a feint. Tommy was ready to follow up with another attack, waiting for the right moment.

"YAAHHH-- Ode? Oh, crap." Tommy became stuck in the quicksand. Luckily, Tommy had had his few encounters with quicksand. Tommy started biding again, waiting for a good moment to do what he would have to do.

Tommy had not expected mud. However, did water really turn sand to mud? Tommy had to guess so, though he was sure that happened only to dirt... Tommy was happy, though. He was no longer sinking into the sands. The next part was easy. Tommy waved his hand, as if waving to Ginji. Or not.

Off on the sidelines, close to Ginji's Sunkern, was Rugaji the Swampert. Rugaji started dancing in a wierd rhythm. Soon, clouds covered the sun, and a torrent of rain ensued. Soon, the mud loosened again to it's former, messy state. Tommy simply started running towards Ginji again. Another direct attack would have to happen. He threw the spare dagger at Ginji once he was within five yards, this being another fake attack; Tommy expected Ginji to dodge it, or do something to avoid it.

Ginji smiled, he was going to turn the weather towards rain soon enough. It made the final part easier. 100% Accuracy is always fun to play with. As he saw the dagger coming he simply caught it and redirected it straight up into the sky. "Heed the contract and serve me, lord of the heavens. Come, titan-slaying blazing thunder. Hurl down thy lightning a hundred times and even a thousand times. Thousand Thunderbolts." he roared as the sky shook with might and hurled the dagger and a thousand thunderbolts down towards Tommy.