Spar I guess?

Beneath the ocean, a spark of cyan illuminated the vicinity. And then, she weaved with the delicacy of a spider spinning a web and the precision of Anthea herself. It was as though the surroundings were a blank canvas and she, an artist. Twinging her fingers ever so slightly, the quintessential illusion had been cast. Encased within the protective boundary of a single large air bubble, both stood on the sea floor, almost as though the thousands of gallons of water above them ceased to exist. Too slow to be casual, Raella strolled towards Elisa. Lips curled into a knowing smile and relaxing her posture such that her shoulders slumped in a gentle but graceful gradient, she ensured her voice remained laced with ambiguity.

"I suppose I could take us as far as the mind can travel."

A snap.

Drop by drop, water seeped into the bubble which then transcended into a cascade. Bringing her hands up in front of her chest once more, Raella resumed her defensive stance. With her mind completely focused on maintaining the deception and analyzing the other's actions, she said:

"Now, shall we resume our spar?"

Upon hearing Elisa's request, Raella quickly dispelled the illusion to fight on even grounds again. However, in that moment of distraction, she fell for the other's feint and was swiftly taken out at the legs resulting in her abrupt fall. Rolling to the side, Raella quickly scrambled to her feet and prepared to attack.

Based on previous knowledge, charging forward or any close contact attack would completely backfire. Despite wanting to brush up on her physical attacks it seemed that her only viable option left was to rely heavily on magic.

"I wonder..."

With her wings fully extended, Raella grasped hold of the other's senses once more, she then weaved the tendrils of energy together to conjure yet another illusion. If successful, Elisa would see shards of ice seemingly sharper than a knife's edge manifested in thin air, hovering behind her like the gate of Babylon.

"How fast can you go?"

As if they were guided missiles, the shards charged forward targeting Elisa. Should they make contact, the other won't feel a thing. After all, the purpose of this attack was more for testing the limits of Elisa's abilities rather than harming her.

One moment, Elisa was in front of her but the next, she was in another part of the room, crouched on the floor motionless as the shards targeting her vanished into thin air before they could even make contact. Slightly taken aback, her lips parted slightly as her state of confusion seeped into her expression. Unfurling her wings, she leaped off the ground and swiftly landed by her side. Bending down slightly, she rested a palm on her thigh and extended the other arm towards Elisa.

"Are you alright?" From what Raella knew, people usually didn't freeze in the middle of a battle and although it was a perfect opening to launch an attack, safety definitely came first. After all, she didn't want to go overboard like how she did in her first match at starlight academy. With that thought in mind, she then added: "We could stop here and duel another time if you're hurt in any way."