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Alex did not notice the grand entrance of the home, a little shocked at the fact that his master was asking him to fight, iwthout his black ribbon. Reaching his hand up, Alex slowly took the ribbon off, surprised when it did not cause him pain. Discarding the ribbon as though digusted with it, Alex looked at Belazerith, a very faint blue glow in his dark, hazel eyes. I have all the weapons I need right here." Alex said, tapping his head near his temple. This is great, it has been so long since I have been free from those restraints, it feels like these powers has just recently been bestowed upon me.

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Alex's eyes glinted quickly. So, he's a telepath as well, quite interesting. Alex thought, with a wry smile. "At my leisure?" Alex asked, sarcastically. He held out his hand, fire instantly springing forth. Using his pyrokinesis, he sent the fire towards Belazerith, while using his psychokinesis to make sand fly up in front of Belazerith kind of like a shroud of mist, only made of sand. Alex then ran towards Belazerith, hoping that the sand shroud would give him some cover. He'll probably use telepathy to try and find where I am, so, sheilds up. Alex thought to himself bemusingly, setting up a strong telekinetic barrier around his mind.

"Mm...Unique combination...But...Used too closely together I think." Without moving, nor showing the faintest hint of worry, Belazerith's eyes lit up, sand and fire getting blasted back to fade into nothingness. 'Hm...He came to, eh? Well, let's try my way then.'

Turning a full spin in one, fluid motion, his hand shot out, issuing a non-visible, but definitely tangable shockwave of mental energy, rippling the sand underneath it with it's power. Knowing his blast would probably get deflected, Belazerith shot two more, smaller bursts of energy, following it up with a beam of scalding water from his palm. 'Wonder if he's heard of Hydrokinesis...' he thought smugly.

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Zhin noticed Ione's expression at the other buyer's smile. He grimaced, explaining to her what he could. "Some buyers frequent here, sometimes coming and going multiple times without purchasing a slave. I guess they're just looking for a certain 'something' in their slave..."

"Well I must say, it's not the greatest place, but it's got it's perks...Like...Not having to worry about what to choose to wear or eat every day, for example..." he said, a dry laugh escaping his lips. Upon her beginning her question, Zhin raised an eyebrow slightly.

The screaming of the man a few cells down rent the air, his words echoing down the near empty hall way. Zhin sighed and shook his head, eyes casting downwards for a moment before looking back up into Ione's. "I don't know much about him, but from what I've been picking up, he was in some great war with the elves, and was known as the 'Soul Eater'. He was captured, though, and held by the elves, taught their ways, given a new name, then sold here. I think he may be a bit off..." he remarked sadly.

He straightened, eyes hard for the first time. "No one ever gets out of here without being 'purchased'. The ribbons make sure of that, as well as these bars..." As he spoke, his hand reached out absently to one of the iron rods. It was cold, like most everything in that place. Sighing once more, Zhin shook it off his mind, reffering to Ione's un-asked question. "What was it that you wanted to ask me?" he asked curiously.

The hard sand wall did not hold together for very long before it broke, leaving only Alex's telekinetic barrier. "Damn." he swore under his breath. With every mental shot that was bein gsent at him, Alex's arms shook, as though it was a physical, and not a mental force, that was hitting his barrier. The heavy pounding from the water wasn't helping either. Alex struggled to hold the barrier up, but at least it was holding. Now, next move, what to do.... Ah! I just hope that works. Lowering on hand, while still keeping the barrier up, barely, Alex focused his psychokinesis onto the air around Belazerith, using it to try and crush him, while adding some telekinetic power to it. Air has mass, and anything with a mass can be densified. Alex thought, smirking a little.

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Yes, it worked. Alex smiled. He kept the barrier that he had up, but cut it's strength in half, using the extra power to throw a few fireballs at Belazerith, before trying to crush him more, the whole time moving towards Belazerith. I can't keep this up much longer, not being able to use my powers regularly has robbed me of my endurance. Alex thought, straining his efforts to crush Belazerith. As soon as he got within ten feet of Belazerith, Alex stopped all his attacks simeultaneously. He focused some telekinesis to his feet, hoping it would give him better grip in the sand. He ran at Belazerith, aiming a knee to his mid-section.