The use of fire and lightning was, at best, a tactical error, as he was fire immune, and his constant time with Sapphire had given him at least the ability to stay in control of himself as electricity danced inside his body. But he still dodged, this time ending on the other side of the mage, his shield being resummoned to catch the first arrow as the archer finally caught up with him. He turned toward the archer, angled slightly, and grabbed the revolver in its holster on the shield, and pulled the trigger, hoping he had correctly calculated the angles and the mage was turning toward him. It FELT like he was right, but the mage was better than the Brotherhood fools he had been fight so far, and had done more to keep him off balance in this one fight than all of their tricks and attempts combined.