The Ark Of The Gandiva And Wendigo

Tomoe watched with anticipation as he didn't expect the children to use their powers right from the get-go instead of a normal fistfight. But it looks like the children aren't messing around despite being such youngsters. Tomoe grinned at the memory of seeing childish conflicts.

"This is the bow of the skilled archer from the other side of the world. He who is ambidextrous with the bow. He who is always victorious, invincible, and undefeatable. He who is sinless. He defeated Karna, the son of a sun god. I create thee now to aide in my battles..." continued Circe.

"A creature that lives in the cover of ice and snow. Some say it is a vengeful spirit and becomes this creature due to a heart of ice. A creature who invokes insatiable hunger and makes the ultimate sin of eating another person..." chanted Amani as the ocean Aura turned into frost and ice.

"Bow Of Arjuna: Gandiva!" yelled Circe, as flames exploded outwards from her hands and the strand of hair.

Circe stood tall with a new outfit and a large white and silver bow. The bow had five parts with two heads and two bottoms while connected with a single piece in the middle. The designs reminded Bryan of skeletal remains. But the bow as a whole looked pure of sin.

Which was odd compared to Circe's new battle outfit. A sleeveless red dress with a large black bow on the back. A single black lace choker adorned Circe's neck with a drop of amber. Unfortunately, her orange sleeves weren't connected to the dress, exposing her shoulders.

However, it didn't deter the young child as she looked pretty comfortable in that gear. To go with the entire thing, Circe wore black knee-high boots. The hems of her dress were the most exciting part about the whole outfit as it was lined with flames.

As she took a step forward, the sleeves and bottom of the boots burst into flames, shocking the audience. Tomoe seemed impressed with the fire emitted by Circe because those flames were powerful enough to be commanded by the gods, yet a child was the one in control.

Although, if Circe were up against the Kistune's blue flames, the child wouldn't stand a chance. But Tomoe gave credit where it's due. Circe truly looked like a beautiful flame goddess as she aimed the bow toward Amani, who had finished calling upon the cards.

"Devour, Wendigo!" shouted Amani as a giant creature of ice and snow appeared underneath the boy.

Z shot out his palm to command the Old Chapel to change the battlefield since the creature was more massive than predicted. Instantly, the ground beneath the two dueling children broke open, surprising the children and Bryan. The Slayer wanted to jump in, but Tomoe halted him.

"Don't worry, the two of them are fine, but the beast is too big to be on the surface. So you're better off staying with the rest," explained Tomoe, pointing to the hidden Galaxian Mage.

Bryan glanced down to the pit before glaring daggers at the Kitsune, who was taken aback at such a reply. Then, the Slayer's Aura erupted, scaring the children and making Tomoe step back in fear. Even Z thought that Bryan was about to behead the fox right there and then.

"I am their teacher, and I will be responsible for their well-being. Whatever happens to them, I will be the one to answer why they were hurt. Just because Amani summoned a beast unfit to be on the surface means that I can leave them alone. I will not separate the class."

"But seeing the situation as a whole and with the children's power growing by the day, I have no choice but to allow this to happen. However, you will stay with the three of them while I'm hopping into the pit. See you in half an hour," explained the Slayer, jumping down.

"Oi!" yelled the Kitsune, snapping out of his shock.

But it was too late as Bryan landed at the bottom of the pit to meet the two children, who were undeniably shocked at what happened. Even the beast looked confused that the ground would break open in such a fashion. Both kids rushed to the Slayer to seek their teacher's help.

"Don't worry, I'll be here to control the battlefield, so please go on with what was instructed. Go on now. Show me what you are made of, Fire Hawk and Blizzard," commanded Bryan, nodding at the two children.

Now that Bryan could better look at the boy, Amani's outfit changed. Though not as flashy as Circe's, it was still fitting for the boy. Amani had his original tunic underneath and was now covered with leather armor pieces bound by ropes.