"Eh, I wasn't planning on coming here." A man she didn't recognize shrugged Kavin from his back and turned to face Garnet. "What's this, another yoctogram? They keep coming in sequences." That's Mr.Chills! What has he-? He raised his hand and continued, "I suppose you want to fight me, now that you've seen the decimation of that two-digit decimal. Not really worthy to be factored, even." Of course she wanted to fight him. What kind of person could do that to someone and expect to be let go? She hoped the man was still alive. And he was at least a five digit decimal! Whatever that meant...
"Ah, ah, but unforunately," he added, glancing at his watch, "angels aren't allowed to fight lower plane yoctos unless challenged. Not unless you say I insert name here will challenge the angel Stein, the Numerical Singularity and the Bringer of Light and bring his true power to this plane, which will certainly result in your integration." He scratched his head. "Hmmm."
"The rules only say I can't directly fight you. But," and he waved his hand, summoning two Forbidden Spirits to his side, "the rules don't say these Spirits can't." He turned around and began to walk away. "Now, what do you think the probability of you winning is? Bzzt. That would be zero, like your taste in fashion! Now, tangle with these irrational beasts!" The air blurred around Stein like wet ink and then he was gone. The two Forbidden Spirits began to rumble.
"Oi wait a sec! I, Garnet Wisteria, here will challenge, er... Get back 'ere, dammit!" An' these're my pjs! It's none of 'is business 'ow fashionable they freakin' are! After a moment of fury at the 'angel Stein' the girl raised her fists at the two spirits, snickering. "I guess you guys're gonna take my anger fer now." Charging up the dual elements until they surrounded her arms and feet, Garnet ran at the spirit on her right side, throwing a flurry of fire and lightning-laden punches at its core before leaping back to send a heavy axe-heel kick at what seemed like a throat with her uninjured leg.
The moment that spirit was startled by her head-on attack was all she needed to charge up an attempted Earth spell that managed to crack the floor and send it skidding back a few feet. Casting a quick bolt of lightning at her target, she turned her attention to the spirit she hadn't yet attacked. If she could injure both quickly, her chances of winning without being injured rose. And since she wanted to defeat that haughty angel, she needed to be in as best shape as possible when she challenged him. "Therefore... ya both gotta go!" Lacing the blow with a high-powered flame, Garnet went for the second spirit with a knee strike. She rolled her shoulders forward and blocked her sides with her arms, forcing her knee as far into her opponents gut as she could. It fought back with a good punch, and Garnet had back off to catch her breath after the blow hit her solar plexus dead on.
This time she was surprised, as despite the beating the first enemy had taken, it had managed to get right back up and was swinging wildly. A piece of the stairwell's railing was chipped off like plastic, and Garnet watched the hunk of marble tumble three floors to the ground before leaping back as far as she could. If I can charge up enough power, I could use their own destructive nature to send em flyin' toward the ground... Add in a strong Earth an' Lightnin' spell, an' maybe they're finished.... Caught off guard, the girl was sent reeling by a side-strike she hadn't noticed while in thought. Taking care to roll correctly, she dragged herself up quickly, ignoring her skinned knees and elbows. The bandage she'd carefully applied earlier was peeled and scraped off by now, and she was annoyed. Garn fired off two spurts of flame, hoping she could temporarily blind her enemies with the heat. But they didn't really seem to have eyes, so she couldn't tell if it had worked. Taking a deep breath, Garnet did what she did best; something reckless but effective. Hopping up onto the railing, Garnet taunted the spirits with a sighed, "That's all ya got?"
As her opponents charged, seeming more mad and destruction-bent by the second, the girl let out her breath, holding the spell she needed in her mind and willing it to her grasp. She closed her eyes, letting herself feel the mana signatures of those around. Though the commotion and sound should have attracted attention, no students could be felt in the halls. Good... Just as she felt the structure beneath her crumble under the weight of the spirit, Garnet jumped up, grabbing onto the creature and vaulting herself over its head. The monsters continued to fall forward with the railing, and as she skidded back she cast her spell. The combination of lightning strike and earth summoning sent the two crashing into the ground three floors below, at least one bearing a charred, gaping wound.
Breathing hard but in one piece, she peered over the edge of the stairs at the fallen spirits. They were down, but maybe not quite done... Quickly Garnet dashed down the steps, hauling herself over the edge with half a floor to go and landing with little grace and at least one stubbed toe a few yards from the strangely different spirits. Adjusting her scarf, she approached them cautiously. "You wanna fight me, er just lay there an' die?" she asked, not sure how to tell when a spirit was defeated. The girl isolated her mana boost to her hands and feet, stomping on the shoulder of the first spirit she'd attacked as it began to rise and inching back to assume an offensive stance. If I 'ad my boots...
(I'll let ya have some input if ya like so I don't just end the fight with a quick, advantaged victory, Moho.
By the way, was Kavin taken or left behind? Cause I need to go fetch his body after the fight if Stein didn't take him along...)