He fell back, shocked. He couldn't shake himself until seconds after. He rubbed his eyes. "Stop! You aren't going anywhere!"

"I'm going somewhere," She muttered almost tripping over her own feet, but stopping herself just in time.
She staggered forward, heading to the closest thing to her, the woods. She forced herself to keep going, making the woods in a matter of seconds, it was close after all.
"We shall meet again," She said stumbling into the dense undergrowth.

He stood quickly. "Great. Just great." He mumbled, rushing after her.

She could barely stand, much less walk. She hid behind a tree nearby, collapsing on the ground. She pulled herself up to a sitting position and stayed completely still. Stupid stupid stupid, she had been an idiot, letting herself get caught by the so called heroes. She tried to regain her composure, her hands were trembling so bad from how scared and tired she was. All she had to do was hope he wouldn't find her.

He ran a bit till he jogged, looking around but barely missing sight of her. "Come on, great. I've always been an idiot but this is a slip up that's worst than the rest."

"Let me help you... then kill the boy!"
Lazi nodded slowly as energy filled her, she stood up, her eyes glowing white. She could feel the cut that Kris had given her heal as she stepped out to confront him.
"I need to kill you," A white sword appeared in her hand as she stared at him with bold white eyes.

He spun to face her. "Oh gosh, I was worried I'd lose track of you." He seemed unfazed by the blade, although his eyes hinted his faint fright.

"I will kill you," She stepped forward, only to almost fall down, something was wrong.
She stood back up, shaking her head, her eyes dimming slightly, the magic connection between her and her master was faltering. She wasn't sure how long she could keep it up. She lunged forward, slicing with her sword, it was a little clumsy but was aimed at his chest.

He had a hard time dodging, but he ducked down to the side. He did fall, though, and tried to jump to a stand again. "We'll see about that." he said, trying to put his cocky attitude back on.

Lazi jabbed at him with her sword, her eyes starting to dim even more. It was a pretty clumsy jab. Lazi didn't even wait to see if it hit, she turned and ran away.
"I'm sorry," She mumbled stumbling over roots and rocks.
She didn't know what happened, she rarely connected like that with her master but this had never happened. Luckily she wasn't connected anymore, but that meant her sword would disappear.