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Zakkon moved through the trees along the perimeter of Anvil, slowly, but stealthily making his way to the docks. All of a sudden, a loud grating sound loud enough to almost make him cover his ears filled the air. Zakkon shook off the shock of the sudden sound, and sprinted along his destination.

He had no idea what'd made that sound, but whatever it was, he certainly didn't want to miss the carnage that would surely follow in it's wake.

(Sounds good to me, but since my post won't directly be changing anything in the storyline currently, besides putting me back at the docks, if noone minds I'd like to add this in.)

Zakkon made it to the docks just in time to see the cloaked man finish casting his spell. As it flew into the alleyway, and straight at Arnix and Kah, it kicked up a dust of debris and bits and pieces of the road that obscured his vision. As the misty haze slowly cleared, Zakkon peered into the wreckage to see both Kah and Arnix completely unhurt.

Zakkon looked closer, and noticed the reason why. That b*****d of a Khajit still had that Sanctuary ring of his. Zakkon had no idea how, after seeing the Redguard crush it, but he recognized the ring and the shimmering barrier of Sanctuary surrounding them.

He had no idea what was going to happen next, but he honestly doubted that Maikau had another trick up his sleeve.

Zakkon slid down from the tree, cast Flitting Shadows upon himself, and newly shrouded by Invisibility, crept towards Maikau. Whether to stab him in the back, or aid him in fighting, would be decided on how well the battle went between him and the other two however.

((I'll say that the only reason it broke is because Maikau could no longer support the spell. A blade can't shatter wind. Nonetheless, it's acceptable.))

After the Cleave spell dispersed, Maikau collapsed. He took a restore Magicka potion out of his cloak, drank quaffed it, and uttered a recall spell. Then he was gone. He didn't know what he was going to tell his client once he appeared back in Chorral, but he could easily implicate the Kojitae, since Zakkon had been present. If that was the case, he could also tell his client that Sorjen Xyrokei had been there. That could count as a good excuse, but his client wouldn't be likely to accept it. He needed witnesses, and in that sense, he needed to ally himself with Kah and Arnix. He also had to avoid the Kojitae operatives in Chorral, and get evidence that Sorjen had been there. As he appeared in his mansion in Chorral, drained of all energy, he could only think one thing:

This is going to be a long day...