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As the storm raged, The Hunter spotted the bubbles making their return. He raised an eyebrow, waving his hands- lightning shot from his fingertips in wide arcs, striking each of the bubbles. They were far enough away that, if they exploded-which Tarrant expected of them- the resulting blast would have little to no effect. The lightning struck the bubbles square in the middle of each, and it was all he could do to strengthen the magical barrier still protecting him.

"And who, might I ask, are you?" The Hunter stated simply, raising an eyebrow at the man. "I'm not entirely inclined to do anything at the request of a total stranger, especially when there's such an..." He sniffed the air, grinning as if tasting something delectable. "Underlying hostility. Was that an implied threat, saying you'll send me to this Nagahawhatever?" He chuckled. "Well, I'm afraid your scary friend with the silly name will have to collect me him or herself. Because I'm not going anywhere... And I doubt you could send me anywhere, sorry to say," he said simply, shrugging slightly. "I honestly believe that, if you had simply not intervened like a fool, there would be at least one dead body here and the problem would have been resolved. Who's body it would have been shall forever remain a mystery now, but either the cripple or I owe you our life now. And I'm not in the habit of owing anyone anything, so for the sake of argument let's just say the hypothetical victor was me, hm?" He chuckled to himself, sitting down on the still-pulsing pillar of pure electrical energy. The storm continued to rage, the sky had seeped into a crimson blood-red, black clouds thundering about above them. The energy to keep this going must have been incredible, but The Hunter kept it all up just as naturally as breathing.

The Hunter laughed as the man's hand collided with the magical barrier, not even making a scratch before he returned and told the girl to rest. "I've created gods, you fool. You think I cannot destroy one?" He chuckled, lowering the barrier and opening his arms in a challenge. "You will be the first of many marks I make on this realm. My legacy begins... With killing a god!" He laughed, red lightning coursing down from the heavens and streaking directly at the god. Unless he could move faster than the speed of light, he would be in for a mildly unpleasant sensation... And by mildly unpleasant, of course, I mean flesh-melting eye-popping brain-exploding agony and likely death. Except he was a god, so maybe not death... But it's probably hurt like a b***h, and electricity makes your muscles sore and stiff... So he'd be put at a disadvantage there as well. And remember, speed of light. It is lightning, after all.

Yasha vanished appearing infront of him kicking the wall leaving crack although mch smaller than the one Asura made, he then appeared back by Erico. Suddenly the sound of horses could be heard and a few feet away were four horsemen each wielding a different weapon.

Ayumi sighed and sat down. "I don't know anymore..." She put her hands on her head. "I already brought too much trouble." She sighed again. "I'm just too dumb..." She stared at the ground. "I guess we should just let them fight if that's what they want?"

Ayumi stared at Rin. "U-Uh? Th-Thanks." She slightly smiled and glomped her. "Very much." She smiled and purred. Then she let her go remembering that Rin doesn't like hugs. "Oh...I-I'm sorry." She said smiling.

Erico had ben sitting on the ground fiddling with a small orb-like device before she turned and stood in one fluid motion, "I did it. he he" she smiled broadly before shoving it in her pocket and holding her hands out in front of her in a pipe shape.