Bad things, good things, all depends on the point of view.

Ahrach had a pretty hard time keeping up with the sudden wind. He could feel Val Keshra's telekinesis bursting around his body, and sending waves every second around him. The grass waved accordingly to every blast of telekinesis, only making the wind worse.
Ahrach noticed that Raven was strong, too. She could keep up with Val Keshra's strength, and it seemed that she did it quite easily. Ahrach transformed back to human form, and landed on the ground, scared that if he kept his eagle form, he would be blown away by the wind.
Val Keshra suddenly clasped his hand tightly, and the wind stopped. Ahrach's hair slowly drifted in front of his golden eyes. Val Keshra's eyes were still gleaming with light, but he seemed to do nothing more. Ahrach looked up, and noticed something. Something very, very bad. Clouds were gathering above, soon becoming almost pitch black. Lighting was heard far away, but everyone knew that it was bad to stay under trees whilst a storm brewing.

Raven didn't move. She refused to back down from this fight. She continued her efforts to break Val Keshra's mind, her eyes narrowed into slits in her concentration.

Val Keshra forced his telekinetic energy into a forcefield around him, to block Raven's attacks. The sky was still dark, and it began to rain. Val Keshra crouched into position. He was preparing an attack.
Val Keshra had studied carefully the human forces such as centrifugal or gravity. After a few calculations, he then concluded that if he hit the ground fast and hard enough with the tip of his blade, the energy would stay in the earth for a very short period of time, and then Val Keshra could control this force without losing it with his telekinetic energy if he kept it moving. But, one bad thing: How would he be able to protect himself if Raven dodged the attack?
No time to lose, you need to take risks.
Val Keshra struck the groun,d concentrating on the exact point where he did so; A shot of rocky earth geysered from the dirt, and directed itself towards Raven.

Raven jumped, turning a somersault as she landed on a thick tree branch. She dropped the mental attack, needing to recover some of her energy before she could re-launch it.

Val Keshra stopped the force, but kept it moving deep underground, as a trap, when Raven would come back. He only needed slight concentration on this point, as it was only circular and small movement that was needed, without any visual contact. Val Keshra couldn't wait for Raven to come back down, as she would probably be regenerating at the moment; he used Raven's weakened point of gravity to her loss, and he focused on that point, to make it turn around the branch, to destabilize her.

Raven started to fall backwards from her branch, but she turned another flip, landing in a crouched battle position on her feet. She concentrated for a moment before summoning several bolts of magic, mentally steering them to strike Val Keshra in different places that she assumed to be weak points: heart, kidneys and stomach, knees and head.

Val Keshra noticed that the previously shot bolts were of the same matter as Shadow's bolts, thus, he was enabled to conclude that she was steering them, and that they would hurt on impact.
If they had an impact.
Val Keshra took his blades in a scissor position, and sliced the bolt incoming for his head, blocking all the other bolts as his blades passed by by their normal trajectory. Val Keshra then rushed at Raven, sensing that it was the moment to go melee.

Raven gripped her two-handed sword, ready to fight. In her head, she tthought up tactics, possible attacks and defenses that she could use and that her opponent was likely to use.

Val Keshra crouched greatly under Raven's look, then slashes upwards with his two blades, continuing to slash slightly more upwards each time. He used telekinetic energy to turn himself round fast and faster.

Raven parried most of the attacks, taking a few blows to her arms, but ignoring them. She started her own barrage of attacks, with no pattern to them what so ever, just striking where there seemed to be an oppertunity without leaving herself open to attacks.

Val Keshra blocked the blows, thinking.
Raven has great skill; She does not show any pattern in her set of attacks, and she strikes with great force and precision. She's not just an amateur fighter, she could be a professional assassin. But I'll show her the power of the Terax Redeamers!
Val Keshra let his right arm be speared by one of Raven's blows. He quickly brought his wounded arm upon the ground, the sword still planted in it, trying to destabilize Raven, or, at best, break her weapon. Val Keshra struck with his left blade at Raven's side.

Raven let go of her blade after using it to flip herself away from Val Keshra's attack. Her opponent's sword grazed her leg, leaving a deep gash. She half ran, half limped over to her sister, grabbing one of the two short swords the other demoness carried with her before running back to the fight, aiming for Val Keshra's head.

Val Keshra took out the blade from his right arm, revealing a black and viscous liquid. He twirled it in his left hand, both of the blades glinting in the few rays of sunlight. He blocked Raven's attack, and brought down the sword to the ground, still trying to destabilize Raven. If he could just get her to the point of the centrifugal trap...

Raven pulled her blade out, starting her barrage of attacks again, with no discernable pattern among the strikes, although she still didn't leave many oppertunities for opposing attack.

Val Keshra blacked the attacks with his two blades, but using his left arm more to keep less pressure on his wounded arm. He backed slowly towards the trap as he dodged and blocked the attacks.
Ahrach gazed at the two. The battle was quick, and it was intense. Val Keshra clearly had an advantage as a Terax being quick and trained, but a disadvantage because of his height against a smaller opponent.

"Aim for the stomach!" Shadow yelled out, defying Meran's hold for a split second before the second-in-command yanked her hair again, silencing her.
Raven cursed in her mind. She had armor on her back, arms and legs, but none protecting her stomach. Shadow knew this from the times they had fought side by side.

Val Keshra yelled in his mind.
Now!
He dodged quickly sideways, then a line of shooting earth and rock appeared not far from Raven, directing itself towards her, in the back. Val Keshra caught himself, and rushed towards Raven, two blades in front, at the ready, protecting his head, but risking his body for more strength into his blow.
Ahrach glared at Val Keshra.
His telekinesis is of a great advantage to him. He can maintain attacks just by maintaining the force of it as a stasis, just like that attack he did not long ago. I wonder if Raven will still be able to beat her...

Raven swiftly dodged the attack, moving to the side again. Her mind was calculating her moves at a furious pace as she tried to think of the tactics she needed to get out of this situation.

Val Keshra stopped fighting, and crouched into an attack position. He calculated precisely what was going to happen if he did a certain thing. For right now, Raven had more chance to counterattack. Val keshra concluded that he should stay on the defensive for the moment, and see if Raven would lose her chance.

Raven was also on the defensive, her blade horizontal a few inches away from her stomach. Shadow had been right about her weak point, but at least she knew now that Val Keshra knew about it and she could defend it.

Val Keshra remembered how he had deconcentrated Shadow the first time he met her. Pressure points. Knowing that Raven was basically Shadow's race, he could know that they had the same anatomy. He focused on the points he had previously focused on, his blades at the ready when Raven shall fall.

Raven resisted the pressure points, not letting them get in the way of her focus. Her memory was carefully shielded, used to a battle with minds whereas Shadow's had not been. She was prepared for the encounter, and didn't give any weakening memories the possibility to intervene.

Val Keshra dashed at Raven, but differently, this time. Using his telekinesis, he managed to speed himself up by a ratio of 40%, as he calculated. The gusts of wind that he created by the speed of his movements were then concentarted onto and then Val keshra made the gusts of wind twirl around him at high speeds, trying to block any attack, and if he got near Raven, he would most likely destabilize her.

Raven dug her blade into the ground again, trying to keep her feet on the ground. She resorted to magic, creating a shield around herself to fend off the wind and hopefully Val Keshra at the same time. Arias did not look happy at the way the battle was going.

Val Keshra stopped the wind but used the extra force to shoot at Raven. With that, he tried to move behind Raven by jumping over the shield, blades always set down in Raven's direction to block any incoming attack. Wind started to calm.
Ahrach looked at the two fight, in his human form. He hid his clawed feet and feathers with his baggy clothing. He knew that Val Keshra had an advantage over Raven; He probably had a more strict training, and he was also used to use his telekinesis any time he could, with great skill. Ahrach hoped that this fight was just to bring down the opponent, and not to the death.