Wisteria wasn't surprised when Razial refused to back down, but rather surprised that his comrad did also refuse. She was indeed surprised Razial had found someone who seemed to be as reckless as he. "Very well. Let's continue shall we?" She looked at her companions, Olive, a female Dove she had known for a while quick and resourceful, Wisteria knew she was also very dependable. She looked over to the new Dove boy, he seemed eager to prove himself and quick to the punch, she would see what he was made of in this battle, if he continued which it seemed he would. Her eyes once more flickered back to Razial and in a flash she was kicking him in his stomach.<br/><br/>Razial smirked slightly as he listened to Casey, she seemed like a great partner in crime. He was glad she came along, as he heard Wisteria respond there was a moment of silence as they all sized each other up, his eyes were on the prize. "Oh, really? I would love to see you pull that stunt on me again!" He was used to fighting Wisteria, they were always at each other's throats adding people in seemed like a great way to spice things up. After a moment of quietness he felt a blow to his stomach, all he had seen was a blur of red and white. He knew she wasn't going to hold back now, and so they went at it once again.<br/><br/>Wisteria relayed heavily on her kicks, her wings being far to large to quickly dodge attacks, she took Razial's retaliation head on. Her wings were far better at long distance flying, sometimes they were good use in battle, landing gear, and elegance. Razial was her opposite, he was fast and easily dodged some of her attacks, his wings being small and limber he was far more useful at dodging. Though, when it came to Wisteria's kicks, he might be able to dodge them but each time one hit him they packed far more power than a usual kick. But he knew that this was the Dove who trained almost always if she wasn't on duty, how he knew that, that remained his secret. He lazed off often, rather playing pranks and relaxing around while she never took a moments rest for herself. It was quite obvious that they were the complete opposites and this only caused them even more irritation and rage against each other. Their fights had caused each other almost elimination injuries, but they never seemed to end. Their rage was so thick you could cut it with a knife and ask anyone who had ever been around for one of their fights they would always say they couldn't tell who was the Dove and who was the Raven.