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Guuya raised his sheathed Zampaktu in the air. "Yay!" He said lowering it again. Then he stopped and had to think. Was this yay? He had an unbelievably hard time with names. Still, wasnt Ryoshi the one who was beating his bag with a stick earlier? Guuya was a bit interested in him because he seemed like he had lost it-but in a good way like a severely old grandpa or a hobo.

He looked to Megumi and he made no motion of a return greeting, his head bowed just enough to cause his strange eyes to be covered by shadow, it was interesting to see that both of their eyes were a little bit different, but he just grinned from ear to earand lifted his head, his red eye seemed to radiate his souyls energy and will, his colouyrless white eye glaring at the man, as if it was peircing into his soul, one eye showing his own soul's energy, the other looking into the other man's. "A splash is never the less a splash, big or small it makes no difference. It is a tidle wave that will be made that will truely be noticed...one day. Haro..." Is all he said, no my name is Haro, or pleased to meet you I am Haro, he just said Haro and in that moment his right foot slammed on the ground, propelling him forwards and towards his opponent.

His eyes still had that intensity and the symbols all over his body seemed to move even more rapidly as they adjusted, they would continue to do this until thy decided that they had a feel for their opponent, that was the secret to his combat skill. That and thousands of years of practice. He just smirked as he charged forwards, seemingly reckless, he then fainted to the left and smashed his left foot to the ground, sending himself propelled to the right instead of the fake left and he spun as he propelled himself, his double scythe's first blade goinghorizontally towards the man's chest. He had made no hesitation in quickly starting this fight.

Attack = roll + 4

((holy damn-didley am! Talk about good rolling hahaha, lucky you. I think the strategy of rolling before you write a post is much more effective haha. I will have to adopt it.))

Haro's eyes widened as he saw the swiftness of the movement the man contained and he grinned, loving that face. The man's face had gone hard with seriousness from so soft and kind. Seeing the transition that happened with his own face on someone else made him oh so pleased. He watched the blade coming up towards him and he smiled brightly as he would demonstrate his speed. He stepped sideways, his feet moving faster then the man's arm even did and he used the man's forward momentum against him as he spun the weapon in his hand, and pushed forwards strong. This caused the first blade which had attacked before to be replaced by a fast upper-diagonal slash towards the man's stomach by his weapon's second blade, but ti was poorly excecuted and he knew that it had a very small chance of contact. The man was good, he had barely been able to dodge the previous attack.

Dodge: 15 + 15 = 30
Attack: 8 + 4 = 12

(it is easier that way. You know the situation before you make a reply post, hence better preparation. =D And yeah, taht was lucky, my numbers are usually mediocre. x.x)

(Dodge: 10+20 =30 /Attack: 5+10 =15)


Hmm. This man was fast. He wasn't as fast as Megumi himself..but he was quick. He has a good arm as well. It spoke of excellent training to be able to deflect that attack, especially with such little preparation. Megumi had to think of attack at two angles with this man's fighting style, so think he did. When the scythe comes arching up at him, instead of moving, or blocking, Megumi leaps forward over his opponent, and spins midair, similar to the move he used on Takara at the end of the class. When he lands, back to back with the man, he spins, making a violent thrust at the center of the man's spine.


Had he been using his normal weapon, he'd be striking to fatally paralyze; he was better with thrusting attacks than slashing, so this attack utilized Megumi's expertise to its fullest; calling upon the fencing-type style that Aoibara was famous for..

Gabriel quickly broke off from Takara, turning towards his opponent. "Rikou, eh? Nice to meet you." He bowed deeply (if rather quickly), then straightened back up and held his Bokken at ready. "Alright, enough with the formal stuff, let's get this going. You can attack first." He took a fighting stance, waiting eagerly for his opponent's first attack.

(Dodge: 6+20 =26 /Attack: 17+10 =27)


When this attack came, Megumi took advantage of the fact the man's arm strength seemed less this time around, by using his bought time. When the blade came across, Megumi actually bent his entire body back, in what could only be called a Matrix-style evasion. Still, one had to follow up, and he immediately springs back upward, letting the momentum from coming up guide the actual attack itself.


Once again, he aims a thrust, this time a direct thrust aimed for the enemy's lower chest area; under the main torso, but higher thant he abdomen. The logic behind this is, if the scythe is spun underways in a follow up maneuver behind his opponent's first attack slash, it could potentially block a blow to the abdomen much easier, and an attack at the upper chest only required a shift up motion of the scythe shaft to deflect. Aiming at the middle, would require a downward motion most likely, but also negate the chance of a possible follow-up attack directly. At least, this is how Megumi sees it. Two-bladed weapons can be hard to predict.

(I'll not attack this post then, I'll just dodge. See ya in a few hours. ;p and I know. I've been there; random random random. >.>)

(Dodge: 12+20 =32)

This was an unusual movement. He'd have to put everything into just getting out of the man's way. Quickly, as the opponent was drawing the weapon into position, he moved his own weapon into 'sheathed' stance. As the attack came at him, Megumi used his quick-draw technique to draw directly up and like a shield, rend the attack motion, and create an impasse. By moving his arms back, then counterpointing the actual motion forward, he was able to avoid. Still, the momentum of the opponent's attack was enough to cause him to slide back a bit.


Just a bit apart..Megumi returns to his En Garde stance, raising his opposite arm, and holding the weapon out. He'd scored a single hit, which was better than he did with his previous partner..but then again, his previous partner fought almost exactly like he did. It's always hardest to fight a mirror, his brother had once told him. It rang true.

Rikou sighed slightly and grasped the hilt of his bokken, "All right, but I have to tell you I'm not the best attacker." He said truthfully as he poised his weapon in an upright position and assumed a defensive stance.

Almost halfheartedly he swung the blade down at Gabriel's shoulder. He had little actuall intent of striking but if one happened to pass his clearly more determined opponents defense he would be set for the day.

Attack: Roll + 6