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He looked back down at the wolf" I haven't really thought of that yet...lets just keep moving and you can pick up the scent" Vincent keep at a slow pace, traveling deeper and deeper into the plane.

"Seems I am quite capable of that...I always have been cruel. But I've only done what was asked of me, I tired t fight it. Like I said, we need those around us to help up, and I'm all alone now aren't I?" Her eyes flashed for a second, dulling in their azure intensity, "You shadows are right. If I can kill those I love so simply, perhaps it is my time as well...is that what you've been trying to tell me? That I'll only end up slaughtering those I love...I won't have that of myself."

Nailah was transferred to Eclipse and she watched at the spot Eclipse had indicated. She had no idea what was going to happen. All she could do was hold onto Eclipse's fur, gently, of course, and hope for the best. "Come on Eclipse. Let's go get her."

Eclipse had followed up moments later, dragging Nailah with him. He grabbed Aurahkah by her bracelet, pulling her down to where she was on the floor next to Nailah whom he had pushed down as well. No need to be in an angry vampire's way.

In a way fitting his arrival, the door to the shadow kitchen exploded off its hinges and flew through the air carried on plumes of azure flames colliding with the opposite wall. Through the door charged Saradin, coated in surging blue fire that illuminated the lifeless plane and sent nearby timid shadows scurrying in fear while the bolder ones were immolated on his weapon. He rushed in, hacking away at the clump of beasts that swamped Aurahkah in relentlessly. "Aurah! Are you alright?"

Vincent's red eyes began to glow furiously as he sent in his claws again, wakes of pure energy trailing behind his fingertips, the wakes of blades tearing thew the ground of creatures. There bodies falling in half around him. "threes too many of these damn things"
He didn't bother dodging, letting the creatures tear at him, his flesh healing almost as fast as it was ripping. He reached out grasping one by the neck and flipping it back at the small group knocking them back.

Only straggling beasts remained present in the room now, though more were on the way. The last of them were sucked into the runnels of flame lashing like a whip about the room as the battle quelled slowly. Putting his back to his comrades in arms, Saradin monitored the influx of new shadows and took them on. "There are to many of us here, we're just bait for the more powerful ones! Clear out Quickly!" One particular shadow tackled Saradin to the ground even as it screamed in pain at conact with the fire, it dug its mishapen claws into his skin before being cut asunder giving him time to scramble to his feet again. With this brief moment of peace he rushed to check Aurahkah's condition, she was clearly beyond the world and he shook her to try to bring her back, "Aurahkah! Snap out of it!" The sting of hard talons split his shoulder blade from behind when a new shadow appeared in the room only to be splattered across by a brandished sword. "Nailah, see what you can do with her." And he returned to his more careful watch.