Shinzaemon
Shin couldn't keep an amused, if somewhat sinister smile off his face when he saw a mage rushing towards him. A lifetime of combat experience told him that the opponent wouldn't be worth the effort. When a series of gusts of wind which were quickly followed by their creator eliminated the small fry, Shin's smile broadened just a little more.
"How irksome." Shin honestly agreed with the man's assessment of the situation. After all in his younger days, he'd done things worse than simply crushing a subordinates skull for much less reason than the individual had gotten in the way. "It's such a pain when they get in the way. Oh well, there are more where he came from. For now, it looks like it's just the two of us, eh? The man paused again before a smile of his own appeared before speaking one more time.
"Oh, I remember you. You're part of that Fairy-something guild. Remember me? From Black Fang? I don't believe we ever got the chance to fight. Perhaps this will jog your memory!" When Shin saw the younger man raise his hand for a chopping motion, he immediately warped his own space to match that behind the youth- put simply his body disappeared before reappearing behind the man who'd attacked him. This gave him a great view of the wind based attack, so far this confirmed the one-on-one scenario and he'd fought enough types of magic similar to this to find himself getting bored.
"Yes kid, I'm with Fairy Tail and much like yourself I hate having my time wasted especially by weaklings getting in my way." Shin reached out towards the man without haste or blood lust, his current plan consisted in trapping him in a sphere of space created by Ih Ragdo, but the line about Black Fang sounded vaguely familiar.
[color=orange] "I might have done something the like that, truth be told I honestly can't remember. By the time I was the age of the teenager you crushed, I'd killed and captured so many men it became like whistling, an insignificant thing to pass the time."[/orange] Shin's face became somewhat apologetic during his answer, after all he hadn't been able to answer the man's question. However, if the man lost his cool then things would also get easier on his end.