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Sogue stumbled backward, trying to regain his footing. He spun quickly to do just that, moving to keep his blades in a defensive stance, in case Green pushed the offensive.

"I will not hold you hear. It is your own stubborn will that will hold you hear, as it has me. You can either take my place or leave." Yotso said stopping just where the shadow hung over his emotionless face, like all the other statues. All of his weapons where at his side and nothing at hand. He seemed very calm.
"I have never experienced it first hand, but being a vampire must be tuff. I for one would hate it. Such a vile creatures they are. Every single one of them. Your the only race that is hurt my but what you are then you are benefited."

The blade bounced off of Mr. green as if he was made of stone. He winced but then crashed his leg forward against Sogue and then spun over, bringing his other leg into the fight with another kick. His hands formed into fist and pushed outwards as if they where wings, sending him in the opposite direction while in mid air. As soon as he touched the ground he crashed he fists into it, sending another wave of earth.

Sogue took the kicks hard, but he rolled with the punches Green sent out, flipping backward in a retreat. He took the shockwave of earth to heart, leaping off of the shockwave as if it were solid ground. He blasted forward, blades out, pointed at Green's neck.

Mr. Green focused his body into a crane like stance. Slowly, as Sogue came towards him, he got low to the ground and then jumped, useing Sogue as a stair case and grabed ahold of the pillars aove him. Mr. Green pulled himself up quickly and wrapped cloth around the small cuts on his legs. He now had the upper hand.

Helena backed up a couple more steps. Her back bumped into the mirror. She wasn't sure if her reflection was still there, but she wanted to speak with it. "What happens if I kiss my reflection? Is the mirror the trap? Or is it really a way out?" She spoke out of the corner of her mouth, turning her head only slightly, keeping her eyes trained on Yotso, waiting for him to strike. Once he did, she would have to fight. There would be no other way out.

As your eyes turned on to the mirror your reflection was right there up against the very edge. There was something twisted about it. Your eyes in the reflection seemed to be stuck on yours, and in turn yours, on its. They where dull and losing all color except for a gaping black nothing
"no stop it, you must believe me, you must. Your hurting me, stop it." The voice grew darker as if the more you thought about her being something bad the more she became what you where thinking. "Please. I can help you, I can set you free. There is no other way. Yotso will kill you." Just then Sogue, a familiar figure appeared in the reflected side of the mirror. he walked in calmly and gave your reflection a hug.
"Helena you must trust me, I have already beat Yotso, you can't do it on your own. Use me, I'll kill him. All you have to do is kiss me."

Helena stared at the two entities in the mirror. This was wrong. Sogue was fighting. He couldn't be there. "You lie. Both of you." The blackness of their eyes shouldn't be there. It was all wrong. "Leave." Helena turned away from the mirror to face whatever doom Yotso would try to bring upon her with all the firepower she had. A defeat was out of the question right now. "Have at," Helena whispered.