Cain didn't expect the sudden attack, and did what he could to protect his steed as the spear flew at it. He grabbed the wooden spear Ite had thrown, but half of its head impaled the horse. The horse cried out again as Cain quickly tore the spear out and tossed it to the side. Cain continue to ride until he was past the intersection of the streets, which put a distance between him and Ite. He raised his spear on top of his head again, by this time, a massive icicle formed on top of him. It was the size of him as well as his steed combined, and as he aimed his spear at Ite the massive icicle flew towards him and spiralled as it picked up speed every second.