Erza seemed content to continue on in the way she was. And though she'd caused this young man a greater injury than she'd intended, he seemed content to continue without treating it so she'd do just that as she watched him put her advice into practice. As he attempted his next strike it seemed unreasonably similar to his previous one. The main change would come with the summoning of the Djinn's weapon which would happen in a shorter space than his previous type of strike. This would end of course, with a cut appearing on Erza's left cheek. But unlike most who would have been stunned by this when she moved to retaliate she had more to say. "Yeah, that's better. Using Magoi in this way, trusting the Ki to your weapon is one way to use it. It modifies your fighting style and allows you to reach that which wouldn't normally be capable of." she said, moving the large halberd in her hand to aim a series of strikes at this young man's sword, totaling three in downward powerful strokes. If she succeeded in this it would make the larger sword harder for the young man to pick up creating another opening for her to strike at the center of his being with the blunted end of her weapon providing him an image of the weakness caused by the use of such a large weapon when he wasn't properly used to it.
Meanwhile, Yasmin was told by Caelus what he'd meant by his earlier statement. His words seemed to click together in the pink haired girl's mind and as he drew his weapons she created hers spinning the staff around in her hand and trying to think of how best to time her manipulation of Magoi through the weapon to keep it whole as she attacked and dealt with counterattacks. With this in mind, she attacked again not bothering to clarify her understanding or interpretation of what this man had to say. This time her staff travelled in a quick downward strike coming from above this man's left shoulder and aiming to travel straight and hard towards the man's feet. The entire time she as using a minimal amount of her Magoi to keep her weapon in its form, waiting for a coming counter to test her timing.