Master Of None

"Not much water here." Walker was looking out at the ground that had been removed. However, he understood why Gil wanted to come here as a training area. There were multiple earth mages using magic to move and shape the ground.

The earth mages in charge were breaking stones and some were even lucky enough to find some earth elemental crystals that are brought back to the side of the area to be used for other things. But what was more amazing was how the mages were solidifying the ground so that the lake could be better made and the water elves could decide how to make themselves home son the bottom of the water.

"It's great right? This is organized chaos that involves a lot of magic. It's great for us to train around. I am trying to put together the mysteries of the desert elf dagger skills. That means being around the earth elemental mana is good. But I really need some wind elemental mana to help me figure it out. The earth was more of a secondary effect of the skills they used." Gil seemed to have uncovered some secrets about their skills that he actually needed assistance with. This was the main reason he had wanted Walker to come with.

"Basically he wants you to add wind. The desert elves were thought to be earth elemental mana users but it appears that they actually had a better affinity with the wind. That means that they most likely had some relation between the stone and the wind elves. I would say that they were descendants of both that decided they didn't want to live with either." Alma cleared things up before Gil could continue on. "Even I came here to train a little though. I had some of my enforcers chase me. I wanted to see if I could avoid those with experience since I am a leader now and should be able to keep myself free of trouble." There was a proud air around Alma as she said this. She had been working on the skills she had as well and wanted to brag.

"Well, I can add awesome air elemental mana around. I can use the wind ripple skill, my dance of seasons, and maybe even have those earth mages add some challenge in." The ideas being born for Walker were a mess of added chaos. If Alma asked the earth mages to make things troublesome for them then they would be under a lot of pressure.

"How about this. We add in movement and you try to challenge me with your double swords. I want to be able to use my dagger to block and dodge together." This was also a way for Gil to start to put the moves of the skills that he had learned and read together. The real question was, would he be able to use his instincts to fill the gaps in what was missing?"

"Let's go! Hey, make things fun for us!" Alma shouted out and a few of the nearby mages gave a shout back. They seemed to be a little excited to hear that their monotonous day would be done with and they would be able to have a little fun while using their skills.

Walker changed the eternal orb form in to a dual bladed sword. He channeled the wind elemental mana around and Zephyr left the comfort of the bow on Gil's back. Fleur met her and the two seemed to be chatting at incredible speed. Walker could only catch a few words revolving around tag and faster. He knew that they would be taking control of the wind that he created and that was not at all a problem. It was more unknown to add to the equation. "Just remember not to make the wind cause too many problems. They are building here."

"It's going to be fun!"

"Fun!" Fleur chopped Zephyr and the two were off in to the sky. However, in the next moment, the initial burst of wind that Walker had started became fierce. It was as if they had just walked out to the field lands before a storm was breaking. The entire portion of carved out earth became dusty and hard to see.

"Gil, get ready!" Walker looked at Gil who was not in a slight bind. He had to understand the way the dust would flow and how he would keep a good sightline. But his decision was made for him. He would need to feel it out. There was no other way. A line of blue ivy was already headed for him with a few giggles from Alma. Adding on the fact that Walker had taken a stance and dashed toward him, Gil had no choice.

The dagger that Gil had on his chest was in his hand in the blink of an eye. He had taken a lot of time to make himself more comfortable drawing it. He used the water elven dagger skills to duck under the blue ivy and then slide the dagger along Walker's swords to deflect them. His next move was to allow the wind that began to push him to become the momentum for distance.

Zephyr was very pleased to see that Gil was not trying to fight the wind. For her, it was a moment that showed how much she and Gil had bonded. The pair had worked together for hours upon hours to ensure that she and he could make the wind push the arrows in to faster speeds. They had also been working to control the directions of the arrows. Now that he let his body flow with the wind she could get even closer to him and become more powerful. They were partners after all and Zephyr wanted to see the two of them grow together.

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