<strong>Name;</strong>Ryuuga Raikou<br/><strong>Location;</strong>Everesta, Prancing Pony<br/><strong>Tagged;</strong>Anyone in Everesta<br/><br/>Ryuuga in his beast-knight mode might have lost any semblance of human-like consciousness but the saying "The enemy of my enemy is my friend" is also something which has been ingrained in animal instinct. At the very least, right now the big guy appears to be fighting the big demon and that makes him good in his book for now. He crouch low on the ground, nearly on all four when his legs springs to action, kicking the ground with enough force to imprint their shape to the floor as he charge forward. The speed generated by the force easily turns him to merely black blur to the observer and apparently to the gigantic demon too as it has reacted too slow to actually stop his charge.<br/><br/>He slips to the dead spot behind the stone giant and leaps upward, easily clearing above the giant's shoulder before using it as some landing pad to launch him right at the demon's head. The massive demon finally manage to bring its sword down toward the beast-knight when the blades behind his ankles starts to vibrate and glows black. Ryuuga spins his body and met the demon's blade with one of the blade on his ankle, both blades fights for dominance in the air until Ryuuga manage to use the force generated to slip behind the blade as he swipes his other blade toward the monster's head. The blade proves its sharpness when the demon barely manage to move its head just in time as Ryuuga's blade cut off a good portion of one of the demon's horn nearly effortlessly.<br/><br/>He lands behind the demon and skids several feet but doesn't bother to even stop as he leaps once again, this time aiming at the back of the demon's ankle. Unfortunately he apparently forgets about the demon's tail until it smacks him on his guts from the side, throwing him through the wall of a nearby house only for the knight once again stands up and emerge from the rubble as if he never feels the impact which is supposed to break at least some of his ribs.