Banir was just right and ready when he found Ximal in his personal bubble. He was moving fast, when he grabbed him, and placed his leg between his. The only thought was to react, in his simplified thoughts. As he was lifted he put what force he had into a punch. It was more of a wild shot, a cannon without anything to hold it down. Though as Banir was lifted from the the shot might land near the lat muscles. However once he was hoisted from the grown and thrown. Reacting didn't become the problem, it was landing. Banir had mostly stuck with the ground, he had seen his father throw things at him. Mostly just the family anvil, he'd caught that one once. But he had been much older then, even then it hurt like hell. But being thrown was a whole new experience, tossed not so much. This was most certainly new, with what little experience he had in this he had limited options. His simplified thoughts only came to one quick and fast conclusion. It wasn't like he had a better example, he'd simply land like the anvil. Heavy end down, anything brittle keep from the impact.
Banir did all he could to move into a ball, it didn't take long for the impact to take hit. Grunting hard with the pain as the thud sounded like someone had tried to skip a large rock on the earth. Groaning heavily he rolled onto his side, the simple thought in his mind. Get up, get up, get up, get up. And like a man possessed his body did all it could to comply with his minds order. Laying there as he drew in a pained breath his back hurt like hell. Abdominal muscles still cringed, his head hurt a lot less in the front and a lot more in the back, and his chest was starting to wear down on pain. Slamming a fist on the ground and rolling onto it. He was on all fours, even then his knees where forcing them to lift off the ground. Several times they fell back, but he'd only groan and try again. What little thoughts he had kept trying to convince him he'd taken worse. Eventually he managed to force his way onto a knee, his hands off the ground. It had taken him longer than before to get this far, but he was a fighter! He may as well head for the home stretch. He kept trying to force himself to stand, slowly rocking back onto the tips of his toes. Now squatting, barely, he fell forward but caught himself with a hand.
With a forced steadiness he barely managed to get a knee steady before it buckled. However with another pained breath he raised from his pathetic position on the ground. He was standing, barely, he'd need a little support to walk, but he'd manage to stand. Banir wasn't very bright, he was often slow, could hardly read, was a wild fighter, had a foul temper, and perhaps was only a half breed. But he was like his father, stubborn to the end, tougher than steel and strong like a rock. Though he was on lose footing, he was still standing up. Steadily his breathing was working its way down, the Surge had left him. He'd need quite a bit of time or a real emergency to force another sudden start. But for now he was at the disadvantage, clearly, he'd need to figure out what Ximal was doing to amplify himself like that. He remembered something he'd heard of called Flux. If he poked around the Spires a little, maybe he'd learn a little something.