Mildred
Furo was distraught, he was sure that he had gained an edge of his friend. Instead his best attack was practically ignored and icidro just vanished from sight. The young man franitcally looked around for wherever the night went, only to find himself caught in the near-unbreakable headlock.

"Hey! Let go!"

Furo twisted and struglled with all his might, but it did not seem like was getting free on his own. Thoroughly humilated but not willing to concede defeat. He let his magic run rampant as he fought to free himself. Right above the pair, a bolt of lightning descended as it made to strike both of them regardless of the obvious friendly fire.

``Thunder on both``
Sue
Locking his position even further, Icidro's expression contorts into a grimace as he and both Furo blink on and off like the fluorescent light hanging in every public school's janitor closet. Spasming involuntarily from the electricity coursing through his system, Icidro strangles out, "H-Had enough yet, amigo?"

The words came out a bit too concerned; As if it was more of a check to see if Furo wanted to continue after that, than his usual boast.
Mildred
Despite taking the shock similar to Icidro, Furo was less concerned about it. It was not an uncommon feeling for him. Still, he hung limply from the headlock as he knew he had to accept defeat here.

"Yeah, that's it. You win. Let's go."

He did not have expectations of besting either of his friends. Though, that did not stop the feeling of uselessness that washed over him. It reminded him of his world being consumed by darkness. The helplessness of bing stranded in Traverse Town. 

It was his lowest moment.

In an attempt to not wallow in his self-pity, the mechanic opted for the exact opposite. With renewed exuberance, he was ready to hit the showers and go draft up a new project or two.

"Man, how'd you get so strong? You don't have to tell me if it is a secret power or some birthright you noble people get that makes you special."