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Instead of the small, timid Alexander was a hulking beast that almost seemed unreal. Even as a well traveled slayer of monsters, this was the first time Sieg had seen such a creature before. It certainly was strong, as it began to push harder against the dragon slayer. "Are you... Kidding me?" Sieg gritted his teeth as he began to be pushed back slightly through the power struggle. "Damn you old man!" He inwardly cursed more at Jekyll as he stared the Beast in the eyes. "Hey, can you hear me, or are you just some rage beast?" The Beast snarled a bit at the Dragon Slayer, doing its best to continue to push back against Sieg's struggling. All that came out of the creature's snout was growls and snarls, and it seemed that was all that Sieg was getting out of him at this moment. "Rage Beast it is," he muttered as he took a deep breath, the beast's advance slowing down. He let go of the beast's claws and rushed forward, wrapping his arms around the monster's waist. "Heel boy! Heel!" He shouted as he jumped up, trying to smash the Beast's head against the ceiling. The beast began to roar loudly, feeling himself being lifted up as he had his back slam against the ceiling, to which he immediately held his head in pain. He let out another snarl and then lifted up his arms, hands held together as slammed them down right onto Sieg the best he could. The strike hit its target straight and true, and as Sieg didn't have the ground to anchor him, he was shot towards the said ground, landing chest first into the ground. "That's not... Heeling," he muttered as he stood up, looking to the ceiling. The beast had used its claws to attach itself to the ceiling, looking down at the rest. He gave a toothy grin, almost chuckling at his handiwork. The Dragon Soars "Oh, so you aren't just a rage beast... In that case," Sieg closed his eyes, taking in a large breath. This time, however, the air could be visibly seen being sucked in, and small sparks of gold flames came out the side of his mouth as he exhaled. The green tattoo on his cheek began to glow as his opened his eyes. "Soaring...," The Dragon Slayer took a slow and heavy step forward, the ground shaking when his foot rested. He then slowly crouched down, watching as the Beast unattached itself from the ceiling, falling towards him. Sieg took a leap, shooting upwards, taking off like a rocket. "Dragon Fist!" He buried his fist into the Beast's gut, the momentum of the jump rocketing them back to the ceiling, slamming the Beast against the ceiling. As the Beast was pinned, Sieg then reached out, wrapping his arms around his opponent's waist again, positioning him so the Jeager's head would crash headfirst into the ground when they fell. From the resulting and eventual headfirst crash, there would indeed be a large crater where the two would be. At the same time, the beast slowly stirred, currently on the ground. He let out a groaning growl, as he tried his best to get up. "...D-Di...on..." he muttered, groaning more. Sieg wasn't looking his best either, panting hard, the visible part of his green tattoo now glowing a warm gold. "I-I swear, if you get up, I'm going... To throw you... At the raven girl...," he muttered before gritting his teeth, and falling to a knee. His body felt as if it was on fire, some of the crackling energy coming off of him and striking the ground. "Really.... Wish I had my sword about now...," he thought to himself. The beast still tried to get up, really not paying any mind to Sieg's threat. He kept groaning and growling, still feeling quite enraged about everything...but he slowly began to calm down. It must've been plenty of damage being done to him, namely the massive headfirst crash into the ground, but he was calming down.

I only have 1. I'll come back if I think of more. Kronk (The Emperor's New Groove)

With stomach full of eggs and pie, Lana was a happy girl as they made their way to the dungeon. In high spirits, the girl felt as though she was ready to tackle anything that the dungeon could throw at her, and it was clear to see the anticipation on her face. This was then replaced with awe as they actually had approached the dungeon proper. The whole area of it was bustling with activity, a level of which that Lana had only seen at a free market. Looking at all of the other people who seemed to be gearing up for an adventure of their own, with one such group looking back at them curiously, their squad was eventually stopped by a man at a gate. Lana was taken aback by the sudden change in demeanor that Estelle conducted herself with, and as the girl had introduced herself was reminded yet again that she had quite the big name. Or, at least last name. Even if her first name was technically bigger in the longer sense but - all the same, Lana had relearned that she was traveling with someone incredibly important. As the guard seemed to be pleased with the girl's introduction and business - Lana giving a small wave as he was introduced - the group began to make their way into the dungeon proper. Lana looked at Estelle as she lead the way, curious about the magic the girl wanted to test or really even why so. But before she could think any more on the matter, her train of thought and gaze broken as the girl seemed to shift gears from collected and serious to giggling wildly. Lana, not really sure what was funny, awkwardly laughed alongside Estelle for a short moment as they made their way downstairs. Once they had hit the end of the staircase, the girl felt a strange breeze of wind rush through her, being startled by it and looking around warily. Though the sensation weirded her out for a moment, she quickly got over it as she marveled at the rocky tunnel they were in, letting out a small, "oooh," at it. Walking around, her eyes more affixed to the ceiling than anything else, the girl eventually stopped at they had gotten to a crossroads. With Estelle prompting the group to choose, Lana stepped over to the left side tunnel. "Most people follow a right hand rule, right? So, if we want to go to places they won't see, we should go left! Right?"