"True, but then again, you won't know HOW this anomaly happened. And if it happened once, it can happen again. It HAS happened again, the anomaly that is Niara. Not entirely free, but she is slowly working her way there, and that thought terrifies you and yours. So I had a thought. What happens when balefire encounters balefire? I am betting bad things, hence why you keep trying to get behind me. A good strategy, but we are both operating with the same basic abilities. Lightspeed reflexes, complete mobility in the battlefield, and up against an opponent that won't quit regardless of how bad things get. Exciting, isn't it?"<br/><br/>He smiled before he finished gathering his power at the same level he had seen the beyonder using before. The balefire was a feint, something he would release, and then get in close. The constructs informed him they had loaded all eight bombs into the bag of holding, and the thing had to 'open' to release the balefire. The best time to get inside it. He sealed off this end of the bag by shunting the 'second' exit to another one at his domain, before he nodded to the creature. "Of course, exciting for us poor, pathetic anomalies isn't quite the same for you true immortals, is it? This is a risk taking endeavor, and no matter how long the odds, that terrifies you, doesn't it? That you can die here, in this ass end of nowhere, far from your kyn. And that is why you are going to lose. Your own terror and fear will hold back those attacks, keep you from putting your all in, and when the chips are in, that is what separates the hair line difference between death and defeat with survival and victory. So what say you? Keep plinking away, until eventually one of us gets sloppy, or do we put all the chips in, plant our feet, or whatever you use, and go for broke? Right here, right now? I might have more power, but your balefire seems a little more 'pure' than mine. Quality or quantity? I am betting my quantity beats your quality, care to take me up on it?"