<b>From the corner of her eye, Allassiel saw the males fell two more of the foul creatures. <i>Good, </i>she thought with a gleam in her eye as she faced the last one. She could hear what Pegawen was chanting now, and grinned as she raised her swords up. <br/>
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The wraith approached the pair, his blade raised, but Allassiel was prepared this time. She blocked his dagger, swinging the second towards the torso, but the creature, also, was prepared. It glided back, just out of reach and circled for a second pass.</b><br/><br/><b>This time, Allassiel didn't wait for him. Thrusting one sword out, she swung the other as she aimed for the creatures neck, but was countered by the dark blade the wraith wielded. The move, however, left his stomach vulnerable once more and, even as she blocked, she thrust out, the point of her blade passing through as the creature wailed. <i>Come on, hurry up, </i>she thought.</b><br/><br/><b>Pegawen <i>was </i>hurrying up though, at least as quickly as she could with the complex spell she was attempting to cast. It was one that, while she'd practiced it several times, she'd never actually <i>used. S</i>he knew, however, what it was potentially capable of doing. If there was anytime for such a spell, it was now. <br/>
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She uttered the final words and waited. For a moment she thought she'd failed, preparing to try another as the wraith raised its dagger to attack again. In the next moment, a blinding light came down from the ceiling and speared the creature down the center. It let out a ear shattering screech of agony, before crumbling to the ground.</b><br/><br/><b>Whispering thanks to the Valar, Allassiel walked up to the remains and kicked them with the toe of her boot to make sure it was truly dead. Behind her Pegawen swayed, her eyes glazed from the energy the spell had taken out of her.</b>