Jace ran towards where he saw the hair disappear, only to find the vampires move in front of him to protect what must be their master. Jace swung his swords with precision, beheading one vampire, and with a deft stroke, Jace flicked his wrist, and his sword caught a vampire's chest straight on. Jace continued his chase, finding himself pursued by the two, now double undead, vampire zombies. This time, rather than fighting, Jace kept on running, hoping to outrun the zombies. Jace dodged another cruel looking vampire that seemed to be ready for massacre, and saw the wave of dark, black hair disappear behind a tree, entering the swamp.
Jace reached for his decks, just like he did when he first got here, and whipped out his Bant deck. He reached into it and pulled out just the card he needed, Akrasen Squire. Jace felt himself weaken just a tiny bit, as the Squire appeared in front of him. Ahhhhh, Jace thought, summoning these creatures takes magic, and as time progresses I might get stronger, just like playing lands. Jace looked around, waiting for any enemies to come near, and saw a skeleton appear, seeming to be carried in by the wind. The skeleton looked towards Jace, and he tensed, ready for a fight, but instead the skeleton just stood there staring, surrounded by a purple mist. Huh, Jace thought, summoning sickness, I guess that make it my turn. Jace reached to his deck, and this time pulled out a Sigiled Paladin. At first, a lion seemed to be rising from the ground, but then a soldier materialized riding it. When he was paying attention, Jace could see that the lion and rider were also surrounded by purple mist. He pointed forward and told his squire to search for and attack the owner of the hair, and as the squire attacked, it seemed to grow stronger. Oh, exalted. But the skeleton moved in the way and took the full force of the squire's blow. The skeleton crumbled, and the bones lay scattered on the ground, but the squire just seemed weakened. As the turn (or whatever it is) ended, the squire went back to looking how it did before the fight.