Rafael listened to the phone call, assuming it was loud enough for him to hear, and chuckled when he heard the reaction of the other person on the line. "Hah, wow. If it's that easy to piss him off, maybe this won't be too hard," Rafael said. If they could taunt him into screwing up, they'd have an even better chance of getting through this without too much trouble.<br/><br/>As the elevator stopped, Rafael took a step back to give Mercury the room he needed for his bubbly assault. Once they faded, he nodded and dashed out of the elevator, thrusting both arms out to the sides as more of the undead began to converge on him from all around. Stones, ones from the floors below, came through the floor and shot out horizontally, littering the heads and torsos of some of them with bits of rock shot at high speed. The stones themselves didn't actually break through the floor: their molecules vibrated enough to make them intangible, and they 'ghosted' through without causing any damage.<br/><br/>He followed up with a spin for no reason other than flair, followed by a strong stomp to the floor. A line of stones shot out from the impact point in front of him, forcing many undead into the air and then back towards the ground. They toppled onto each other, a good amount ending up a useless pile of wriggling limbs.<br/><br/>This wasn't as bad as he thought it would be.