"I like your style. Vicious and hotheaded, I see," - Yaban had no reply. He was past words, and in his zone. He was all about the fight, and was clear of all distractions. He looked unskilled, and untrained, but it was all a way to lure them in and overwhelm if unsuspecting. His mind was clear, his brain thinking of his actions, future actions, his opponents actions and counters. As his opponent barely dodged his first go, he noticed a change in the other. Something different about the other boy. Then, Yaban recalled the hand signs. It had something to do with that. As the other rushed back to him, strafing, Yaban back flipped away from the grapple, and landed on his feet.. Yaban, now watching the others movements a little more carefully, gripped his sword hilt tighter, the steel clanking in his tightened grip. Since the bear mask was covering his view from seeing the other boy completely, Yaban could only see some of the other, up to his chin. Looking up, Yaban looked into the face of the other boy, involuntary, but not noticing it. Yaban's face blank, his eyes shining from underneath the mask. His eyes were distant, zoned out. Within the same few seconds, Yaban let his true speed and power out - dashing at the other, now a lot faster than before, Yaban raised the sword to the side, to the right, and dashed again, if not intercepted by the other, to behind the other, attempting to bring the sword up, jagged edge out, away from the neck of the other. If it wasn't stopped or avoided, the top of the sword would be pressed to the other boys neck, as a warning that Yaban was not to be taken lightly. He wasn't the normal round of the mill person.