There is a intense battle happening in gensokyo & many residents of gensokyo watch & Suika is the one who will be the judge.
Write a Long Descriptive Narrative with 1,000 word long Dialogue. *Output story with rich emotions battle or not*
The sun was setting over Gensokyo as two powerful beings faced each other in an intense battle. Satoru Gojo, with his Limitless Technique, faced off against Mahoraga, the Divine General and most powerful Shikigami. Suika, who was watching the battle, exclaimed with excitement, "This is going to be a wild fight! Who do you think is going to win?" Gojo stood tall, his eyes surveying his opponent, while Mahoraga towered over him, the mystical sigil on its back glowing ominously. "You might be powerful, but you won't be able to keep up with my Limitless Technique," Gojo said, forming symbols in the air with his hands. Suddenly, the air around him seemed to distort and the ground beneath him began to ripple. Mahoraga didn't seem phased and charged forward with incredible speed, its massive fist aiming straight for Gojo's head. But just as the attack was about to make contact, Gojo disappeared and reappeared a few feet away, the attack passing right through the space where he had been moments before. As Mahoraga turned to face him, Gojo launched his own attack, a beam of shining light that sliced through the air towards the Shikigami. But before it could reach its target, the mystical sigil on Mahoraga's back began to glow even brighter and the Shikigami seemed to morph, its body becoming more muscular and imposing. Gojo didn't falter, however, and continued to manipulate the space around him. He formed another set of symbols in the air, and this time, the ground around Mahoraga began to rise into the air, forming a floating island of dirt beneath the Shikigami's feet. As the two continued their fierce battle, Suika watched with excitement. But as the intense fight continued, it was clear that Mahoraga was adapting to Gojo's Limitless Technique at an alarming rate. "I...I've never seen anything like this before," Suika exclaimed in awe. Meanwhile, Gojo was struggling to keep up with Mahoraga's ever-increasing strength and power. He knew he had to think fast or he would be defeated. "You might be strong, but my Limitless Technique has no limit!" Gojo shouted as he launched a new attack, his body dissolving into particles that scattered in every direction before reforming behind Mahoraga. But as he did so, Mahoraga unleashed a massive burst of energy, causing the area around them to shake violently. Gojo tried to hold on, but the force was too much, and he was sent skidding backwards across the ground. As he struggled to regain his footing, he realized this would be his toughest battle yet. Mahoraga continued to close in, its eyes locked onto Gojo. The mystical sigil on its back pulsed with an otherworldly energy. Gojo knew this was it, he had to make one final move or he was done for. With all his strength, he held out his hand, focusing his energy and forming symbols in the air. Suddenly, a massive wave of energy shot out from his palm, heading straight towards Mahoraga. But as the energy blast made contact, the Shikigami seemed to grow even stronger, towering over Gojo with a fierce determination in its eyes. Gojo knew he had lost. And with a resigned sigh, he closed his eyes and waited for the final blow. But to his surprise, Mahoraga's enormous hand did not come crashing down upon him. Instead, the Shikigami stood still, towering over him and somehow almost protective, almost admiring. "Excellent battle, wild tough guy," Mahoraga seemed to say, it's silent voice conveying more emotion than words ever could. Gojo looked up at his opponent, unsure of what to say. There was a newfound respect between these two fighters, a recognition of each other's strength and willpower. As the sun set over Gensokyo, Suika stood there watching, cheering and wooping at both fighters before saying, "Your battle was wild! I'm going to spread the word about this epic fight!" And with that, the two fighters parted ways, both still in shock that they had encountered such a worthy opponent.