When the fight ensued, Atisha had to act fast. Out numbered they needed to do more than just go one-on-one against their opponents. If these assassins were worth their salt, they won't be giving them a fair fight. But neither would she. At the risk of friendly fire, Atisha took cover behind the warehouse walls and began casting one of her spells. Using elementalist magic, she combined the forces of the Earth and Water together to call form the power of the plants and wood. But given that she had a fairly weak grasp over it, she only had one spell of this class that would be helpful; Entanglement. Thick roots shot out from the ground outside and snared themselves around the ankles of anyone with their foot on the ground. This will keep them stuck there, unless they took the time to hack the roots or had a lot of strength, as the roots held on tightly. But she wasn't sure if Magnus and Arudur manged to avoid it; she wasn't quite good enough to select individual targets, only to cover a wide area.<br/><br/>The rooftops assassin, without their bows, had to go into melee. They hopped down after Atisha cast her entanglement spell and made sure not to step on the roots. They took out their short swords and were getting ready for battle, confident that they outnumbered the group of the warehouse. But one smart assassin was still wary of who threw the axe. He kept his back turned from his group and watched them from behind. His only mistake, however, was taking that axe out of his fallen ally.<span style="color: lightgreen">"WAAAARG!"</span>When the warcry struck out, two things happened. First the axe was forcefully pulled out of the man's grip. Second, he was bashed in the face with a spiked shield. The others turned around to see Sheo, and only one had the chance to slash at her. But his attack bounced harmlessly off her shield as she planted his axe into his sternum, yanked it out, and smashed him in the chin with her shield.<br/><br/>Atisha noticed Sheo finally joining into the melee, confident that she could take care of the three assassins who didn't get caught in her Entanglement spell. So now she looked towards the assassins she caught and picked out which one needed to be taken out first. Immediately she set her sights on Soran Vassar. She had no doubts that if he died, the rest of his men (If they were still alive) would want to turn tail and run. From what she was told about him, none of the other assassins had much faith in Soran. But if she also remembered correctly, he had armor made from Drakeskin; properly treated, that stuff could be harder than steel. And the guy was covered head-to-toe with the stuff... Except for his face. But Atisha knew that she couldn't nail him in the face with one of her knives, not from this distance. But if someone else could, that would be sublime. Focusing her magics once more, she caused the roots around Soran to grow further up his legs, to ensure that he stays place.<span style="color: goldenrod">"Someone shoot Soran in the face!"</span>