Shiro vs Luna

Despite the announcer's own lack of knowledge of who exactly the Crest Fallen guild was, the audiences were in euphoric cheers nonetheless. Their rowdy excitement grew in what seemed to be eternity. In reality, it existed for only a brief moment, as their chants without warning grew cold. Their sudden silence was unexpected to those who were unaware of the reputation the challenger presented. Certainly, their euphoric reaction to the rise in magical presence emanating from the Guild Master was present within them, but they held quiet, all in tribute to the next person to arrive onto the set stage--the centre of the arena.

Behind the gates which barred Shiro's opponent from the audience a red glow showed, and although it was faint, the glow was also apparent as it drew in the undivided attention of everyone in the stands. As opposed to the previous action of sudden but deliberate silence, the stares and total focus on whoever stood behind the gates on the opposite side of the arena was unanimous; it would be safe to assume that everyone was interested in what was soon to occur.

Without warning, the gates rose accompanied by a deafening pressure, as thick as it was threatening. The pure pressure presented in light of the risen gates might've been a bit suffocating to some of the weaker-willed audience, but nothing beyond that; it would seem Luna had restrained herself.

Walking forward, each step brought forth greater excitement, but a deader silence. Her pitch black armour failed to shine, despite the rays of sunlight directly basking her in its glory. All that shined was the red slit on her helm. A black miasmic substance coated her, adding to Luna's already endlessly ominous presence. It tainted the ground beneath her feet, the flat surface showing slight cracks as each step was take.

Her showy entrance came to a halt upon her own stop, directly 15 paces in front of her Guild Master. It was now that the battle would begin--who should prevail between such a fight among beings of a legendary class. Time would be the only herald here.