Sigrun was taken off-guard by the<span style="font-style: italic">acquiring</span>of her halberd by Zel, but decided not to pursue it as most normally would because, well, she never really cares that much about anything.<br/><br/>"Oh? Best you with a weapon?" Cethin questioned, a smile still appearing on his face. "Such an honorable gesture, however... there is a slight problem." He turned his back to Zel and walked forward a few paces. "This duel seems to be rigged, don't you think so? Your skin is that of stone, a basic weapon such as that would never be able to penetrate it. You also seemed to have assumed, quite correctly I might add, that I am a man of sorcery over sword. It would be an unfair fight, wouldn't you agree? Still, I will indulge you in another way that you may prefer."<br/><br/>The illustrious man lifted his arm into the air and gave a snap. In what seemed to be an instant, the halberd was once again<span style="font-style: italic">acquired</span>by a blurry silhouette. As it paused it's movement, it seemed the silhouette had resembled a tall woman with tied purple hair, similar to that of the clueless knight over in the distance. She pointed the axe-blade toward Zelgodis, her eyes pointing daggers at the man as sharp as the blade she is holding. Sigrun looked at the spectacle with confusion, seeing her blade gone from her hands in one moment, then brought into another's the next. Though, the second she looked up to face the woman that took it, she recognized it instantly.<br/><br/>"Merideth...?" she spoke in a soft tone.<br/><br/>"Zelgodis," the one known as Merideth commanded, "I will face you in my master's stead. As long as I am still breathing, no one will be able to touch Lord Cethin."<br/><br/>She swatted the air with the halberd to attempt at intimidating the onlookers. Sigrun was utterly dumbfounded by the situation, there was so much back and forth that she really couldn't comprehend it. First the spirits, then this golden guy, then... well, this. She really wasn't sure what she should do anymore.