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Nami, herself, didn't feel the slightest confidence in this practice at all. She held her hands together gently infront of her legs and nodded. "Here I go, I'll perform the least power as I can..." She closed her eyes, afraid that she may fail in keeping everyone or herself safe. When she closed her eyes, she saw Sekain's sincere look from before. She had to believe in him, he seem to know what to do. Release. With a single thought of it, a bright blast of flames escaped her body and seemingly exploded into the area around her, going pass everyone, engulfing them in it. It rolled onward, now it was up to everyone else to put it out. She forgot to mention to Sekain, when she used her fire element, she don't know how to stop it from being released. Her eyes were wide open, but it was hard to tell. She was the heart of the huge fire.

When the fire was still released, Nami heard herself complaining in her head. It hurts...my body hurts! Her vision was englufed in flames and in her sight, she thought she saw what had happened ten years ago. Her mouth open, as if to start crying, but as the elementals put out her flames quickly. Nami paused, realizing she was seeing illusions of her past. She stood still for a moment, but she really wanted to fall over and close her eyes. No emotion escaped her, for a long while, she was quiet. Nami smiled finally and said, "That was great, you guys are very strong." She turned to Sekain and smiled, "I just realized, how much I couldn't control this..."

Nami smiled and replied, "Thank you." She gently placed a hand on her other arm. It hurted her, but she didn't show anything too obvious that she was in pain. Oddly, her body was cold. Sometimes, she couldn't feel her legs either. She used to know why, but after ten long years, she forgot the reason why sometimes her body felt numb. "I actually wouldn't mind training with you all, but I rather train using my other elements, ok?" Nami smiled again and continued, "I have to return home before dark. That is all of my conditions."

She would have appreciated if someone escorted her home, but she was used to going alone. "Don't worry, I'll be fine. I promise to visit again and ask for help when I need to," Nami gave a cheerful smile and waved before running off, turning into a rolled of wind and vanishing into the air.
(alright, bye)

Paradox left his rooms, locked and bound by the strongest seals he knew. It was one of the few places he could be truly alone, and he cloistered himself there for hours at a time. The giant moved along the hallways.

Having waltzed into the locked room while standing in Paradox's shadow, there Jack was, finally showing up after quite an absence. What had he been up to? I do not think he will tell. After a bit of walking, his voice could be heard. "I have been in here once before, although everything is quite static-like when it comes to those kinds of memories." He could not be seen, but his voice was sure loud enough, that dark, nearly mocking tone of his never seeming to change very much since his rebirth of sorts.

He lit a roll of tobacco now, swinging his pouch of tobacco leaves. "Want a bit, it's strong enough to kill small animals." He smirks before continuing. "I'm here because we have a battle to plan out."

"The battle? Perhaps you and I are speaking of different battles, General." He would exhale a thin stream of smoke before continuing. "Because there is no end to the one Death has brought you. Rhine is going to fall upon Llyr, turning it all to rubble within a few months."