It was silent, too silent. It was the sort of silence one would expect from a crappy horror movie where it was silent before something happened. She narrowed her eyes at the man, he looked too familiar, it was obvious he was the guy from last night, but there was a certain tone to his voice that the thing controlling him could not erase. This was most certainly Hex, what with the too recognizable Chicago accent. It was Hex, but not him, at the same time. Of course, he tried to form the vortex to suck her in, but she had a much better idea.
Using geokinesis, she partially sank herself into the ground, so that way she was so into the Earth that she could not be sucked in by the vortex. She fired a jet of flames, strong ones, into the vortex, and she was positive she could hear howls of pain, long distance, but certainly, she had hurt somebody with her fire. She shouted,"Hex! It's me, Elementa! Fight this! I know you're stronger than this!" She felt greater power from geokinesis when she was actually on the ground. She clenched her fists, willing the branches that had fallen to the ground to rise. The branches, nearby ones, anyway, immediately rose.
She willed them to hit Hex mercilessly, repeatedly. She kept it up till the vortex disappeared, and she rose from the ground, the controlled Hex still being abused by the branches. She snarled,"The real Hex did not use his vortexes to fight. Are you too afraid to face me in hand to hand combat?" The cloudiness seemed to fade just a hint, but Elementa would not fight fair, and she was positive that the controlled Hex would not be fair either.
She stood in a fighting stance, and she charged at Hex, moving faster than the average human, but she did not hit him. She leapt onto the closest tree branch, and dropped behind him, round house kicking him in the back. While he dropped to the ground, obviously stunned, she yanked on his shirt collar, successfully managing to rip off some fabric. All she needed was some fabric... The sad part was, possessed people fought and fought, even if their bodies were damaged...
She did not have time to properly battle him, but at the same time was, if she successfully managed to knock him out cold, she could drag him to Professor X and have him root out anything and everything of use in his brain. The sort of process was delicate, but too much was at stake.