The corridors went around and around until eventually Shroud came to another T-intersection. Both sides of the hallway were lined with cells and Shroud made sure to check each one and luckily came across two more Harbingers. Between the alarms and the short window of time they all had, he didnâ€™t catch their names but noticed that the male was a Harbinger of Flame and the female was like Sean. Shroud let them dart down to the intersection while he remained looking around in the cells for others. Around the corner, he could hear the two Harbingers battling Templar; then the sound of heavy armor stopped Shroud in his tracks. There was a loud wail that was cut short by two powerful swings of what sounded like a large weapon, likely a sword or an axe. There was no doubt that the Harbinger of Flame fell. The female managed to back up into Shroudsâ€™ view as she stopped right at the end of the hall. Her attempts were valiant but were no match for the enemy that revealed himself to Shroud as his large fully armored body launched itself over the woman Harbingerâ€™s head and ended her efforts with the powerful blast from his extremely large handgun.<br/><br/>Shroud had all the time he needed to size up his opponent. His handgun was easily magnum grade or higher, his blade was thick and strong, and his armorâ€¦ something wasnâ€™t right about it and Shroud knew that this man, this towering behemoth of a Templar was undoubtedly one of their true best. Back in ancient times this man would have been addressed as a General of sorts. Regardless this was not a man to stare in awe of. He was dangerous and he was coming after Shroud. But before Shroud could formulate any type of battle plan against this monster, he found he was looking down the hall at the business-end of Templarâ€™s large handgun. A loud *BANG!* shook the hallway and Shroud instinctively, and barely leaned out of the bulletsâ€™ deadly path. The only â€œfairâ€ thing about this upcoming fight would be that neither of the two combatants truly knew the otherâ€™s ability and that was the only thing Shroud had to go off of, so he had to put off using his powers until the last second. He may not kill thisâ€¦giant, but he certainly wonâ€™t let it kill him anytime soon either.<br/><br/>Before letting the Templarâ€™s gun chamber another round, Shroud had already broken into a full sprint towards his opponent, prepared to dodge any other trajectory that hand-cannon spat out. As he closed the distance quickly, Shroud waited until he was just past seven meters away from the Behemoth before focusing all his energy around the internal core of his body. With a swift motion of his hand, Shroud launched a large cloud of smoke that exploded right in front of the Templarâ€™s helmet severely clouding his vision, as Shroud engulfed his own body in smoke, and vanished within his own shadow on the ground. While the Templar was hopefully distracted long enough with the smoke in his face, Shroudâ€™s shadow rocketed forward, sliding underneath and behind the oversized Templar. In a sudden puff of smoke, Shroud emerged in full aerial leap and delivered a powerful kick to the side of the Templarâ€™s helmet. After landing, Shroud could only hope he did enough damage to quickly follow up his attack.