<div class="floatleft">(http://i.imgur.com/0mrETnd.jpg)</div><strong>Name :</strong>Wu Cai<br/><strong>Element :</strong>Metal<br/><strong>Location &amp; Time :</strong>Paper Boat Festival<br/><strong>Tagging :</strong>disc crew<br/><br/>Cai was truly enjoying herself for the first time in ages. She loved the frantic mental and physical challenge of a skilled opponent. It reminded her of her happy times in the Jade Star school, truly feeling proud of herself when she earned the praise of her Mistress. It was challenges like this that had done it. Keeping track of multiple opponents at once, an unsteady footing, and the odd assortment of interlopers was Cai's first chance to really cut loose in weeks.<br/><br/>Her open palms were a blur as they wove chi forces around her body, keeping herself firmly planted on the ground as she forced the world to move around her. Zu Zen's intervention was an added twist, but it didn't bother Cai as it seemed the woman was equally determined to be a detriment to both Min-hee and herself. Her concentration was undisturbed until.<br/><br/>Until that treacherous movement that sent Min-hee flying on top of her. Cai felt the curvier woman's body pressed against her own. For a moment she wished she was pinned down, helplessly, like her Mistress used to do. First as a punishment and then later as a reward. She wished for a moment she was helpless under this skilled and beautiful opponent. But alas...a well placed foot sent her flying off and Cai was on her feet again in a matter of no time. It was only a brief lapse in concentration, but it was enough for Cai to miss that something had greatly distracted Min-hee.<br/><br/>Cai didn't want to hold anything back, but she didn't have any desire to truly harm Min-hee either. So when Cai's sudden flying kick actually caught the woman full in the chest she was shocked, and felt rather guilty for a moment as Min-hee fell off of the disc. It was a very hard blow, and Cai hoped momentarily that she hadn't seriously injured the woman. It was a strong attack, easily dodged, much more easily than many of the more complex maneuvers Min-hee had easily avoided previously in the fight. Sensing that something was wrong, Cai lingered for a moment at the edge of the disc, and when she saw that Min-hee was relatively unharmed gave her an apologetic smile and then returned her attention to the disc.<br/><br/>She saw Zu Zen (who was certainly not Nam Seon!), Kitana, and the newcomer squaring off. Cai glared momentarily at the newcomer. Had this been the distraction responsible for eliminating her favorite opponent? If so she had to pay!<br/><br/>"It is time to end this!" Cai announced melodramatically, after waiting for just the right moment. when all three of them were engaged near the middle of the disc. Cai then executed one of her signature maneuvers. It was a closely guarded Jade Star secret, and it relied on channeling the inner essence of the martial artist into a devastating attack.<br/><br/>Rising off of the platform and spinning like a tornado, Cai lept from her position on the edge of the disc to land directly in the center of the three fighters. Her whirling continued at a faster pace now, the wind picking up around her and attempting to lift the others off of the ground below them. But it wasn't just air, no the essence of the artist came into this attack. Some saw rings of fire appear, others chunks of earth or singing birds. And as for Cai, her essence was soon apparent in the glittering golden dust that was suddenly whirling all about the disc.<br/><br/>It was a very difficult technique to control, and as the whirlwind and blinding dust threatened to rage out of control Cai drew her sword, still sheathed of course, and used it as a focal point for the energy created by the attack. As it concentrated into her sword she slammed it down onto the disc, dispersing the winds and dust but creating a shockwave of absorbed energy that would do its best to send all three of the combatants flying off in opposite directions.<br/><br/>Cai caught her breath and glanced about. She did not see anyone at first. Then she noticed a pair of fingers holding onto the edge of the stone. She walked to it slowly and saw Zu Zen (not Nam Seon!) clinging to the edge as if for dear life.<br/><br/>"You fought well sister." Cai said. "Please, maintain your dignity." She did not want to have to do anything crass as step on the girl's fingers.<br/><br/>As she spoke she glanced about to see if she could spot Kitana or the newcomer.<br/><br/><br/><br/><br/>