Having A Bad Day

Naka turned his attention to the second guy, then to the female voice. Fire, in the guy's hand and a new opponent. This was turning into more than he thought he'd be able to handle, but when the next voice came from behind him, he didn't recognize the person or the voice himself but Naka had enough of his wits about him to assess the situation.
"No! No one dies until the situation has been assessed, what what did you do with Toki?!?!" He shouted. At this point he was getting pissed, but he wasn't a kid anymore and the anger was more of a flamethrower than a raging inferno.
"Kuro to shiro kinu, nijyuni-kyō, rokujyuroku no ōkan, futtopurinto, tōi kaminari wa, pīku o sashite, sora o yokogitte jikkō daien de ippai no chikyū, daunkyasuto no yoru, kumo, midori no ranku no umi, , ni modoru. Motomeru wa soyu! Sutorobo Kaji!" He shouted, sending the raging black flame into the sky to superheat the atmosphere. The result would be the disregulation of electrical charges in the atmosphere and that meant lightning and rain. His hand remained directed up at the sky until he heard the thunderclap overhead at which point he held the stance for a few more seconds before finally dropping it. Lightning crackled overhead and he held two fingers next to his face as rain began to pour around them.
"Nobody move." He said in a cold maniacal voice.

Naka opened held up his sword and pointed it at this guy who was claiming to be Toki. He didn't have any reason not to believe him as of yet and the details could be hashed out later.
"And you want to be just like them?!? Killing them won't do anything but show their superiors that you're afraid of them and make them come after you with more people that you'll probably want to kill. There's no reason to kill weaklings, you will gain nothing from it!" He shouted. To Naka they were very valid points and as the rain began to pour harder and lightning raged across the sky like an electric dragon. Naka began using his wordless rai no sutorimu to form the lightning... Or attempt to. He had thought about using this attack numerous times but he hadn't ever actually done it. He wouldn't have any idea what effect it would have until he tried and he was hoping that first try wasn't going to be today. He hoped upon hope that either Toki didn't notice the correlation between the sudden downpour and lightning and his fire attack or that he had no counter for it but there was no way to be sure. No matter what, Naka would need to do something about this pretty quickly.

The electricity in the sky began to form into wolves but remained behind cloud cover. He could feel it, Naka could feel the power hidden behind the forces of nature. It wasn't something he was used to and he didn't think he had much control so he would need to get the two men away from Zephyra but this was taking waaayyy too much concentration for anything big. He dropped both arms and began launching kaze kama, scythes of wind arched toward zephyra and he targeted the spirit instead of Toki because he remembered something Toki has said during his fight with Caius. He didn't have to hold back because if the spirit died it would go back to its own plane of existence. With that in mind Naka quickly formed a plan.
"Bull s*** you're not as nice as your younger self. You're younger self is stronger and less of a p****. You want to kill them for threatening you?!? You're not ashamed of killing people for the sake of killing them?!? Fine then, for the sake of the real Toki, I'll break both your arms and legs if I have to!!" He practically roared, his anger rising with every single word. By the last sentence he was shouting and his eyes were completely filled with the his rage.

Since it was clear words weren't going to work, he opened his hands and the lightning shaped like wolves descended from the sky in a flash. He would later be amazed how clear this moment was. He wasn't even thinking and he was controlling forces of nature, of course this didn't occur to him right at this moment. No, all he could think of was saving the Toki he knew and to do that he would need to stop the killing. The sword remained in his hand and it acted as a the stick of a maestro conducting an orchestra. The time for talk was over, now was the time for gratuitous violence... If it had to come to that, and with the other two power users there, this may not have been the best idea. It had been a very long time since Naka had gotten this angry, not since he was in tokyo and it had resulted in the death of his uncle. This time, there would be no more deaths.

OOC: I think the wolves thing is kinda cool and it leads into a prelude for Naka's story line but I don't plan on it being something he'll just be able to do anytime soon so it should make for a more fun fight :). That is unless you wanna take it in a different direction.

Naka's rage was slow burning but his mind still functioned. It wasn't blind rage but a fire deep within his soul which fueled him and allowed him to hyper focus as he was doing now.
"How about another duel Toki. If I beat this spirit of yours then you listen to what I say until you change back." A cold smirk crept across his face. The electric wolves still stood around him and each of them took a spot in a circle around him in low crouches with this eyes focus on the wind spirit. Naka hoped Toki still had a time limit in his ability to allow his spirits to use power. Still the lack of knowledge of the spirits Toki controlled was a major disadvantage. All he could do was hope the deal came into effect. It would be a chance to try to keep others from dying. With Toki being this way, there was no guarantee that someone innocent wouldn't get caught in the crossfire.

Naka didn't mind the fact that she had left. Not in his right mind? No he supposed he wasn't, but as far as he was concerned his regular mindset would make him weaker than where he stood now. Naka used one of the electric wolves to scorch the ground along the perimeter of the circle that held the two men and used a second one to create a static field around them.
"Get out of here. If I see you again I don't plan on saving your life." He said to them. Whether the girl had forgotten them and just left or what was unclear but the wolves remained hovering about the ground so that the gathering puddles from the rain wouldn't make a further hazard. Naka's logic was to create a stabilized environment where wind wouldn't be able to form... unfortunately there was nothing he could do outside of the static field and he didn't have a way to counter it. With his mind the way it was now, calling for help never occurred to him and he directed the remaining lightning wolves to spread out a bit and cover the perimeter around him.
"You'll still want to make me your focus." He said to Toki.