- Joined
- Aug 14, 2009
Brutality, cunning, gore; these are the requirements for the greatest show.
The stage is nothing more then a pit, nestled into the ground with tender loving care; four meters deep and ten meters across, all sides are lines with rebar enforced cement. At the cardinal points are ladders which drop off two meters before the floor. In the centre of the floor is a drain for washing away the blood. The walls are coated with flaking white paint from constant abuse, some areas are stained where blood has seeped through the paint. Along the top is a ring of razor wire, there is no room for stage fright here. Glaring lights illuminate the area, nothing could be missed.
((This is a simple match up, post limit of 14, melee weapons and magical abilities allowed, no summons/familiars/outside aid allowed, judges will be brought in should no knock out/death be reached by the conclusion of 14 posts per fighter.))
His breath was slow, in and out, with deep breaths to circulate oxygen and prepare the proper mental state. To force down any notion of panic and flight, in and out, that could ruin him, see him crippled or killed. Any fate other then victory was a sham, in and out, and his breath quickened. Chemicals flowed through his body and he was ready.
It was not the first time he had done this; but it had been a while. Ignoring the ladder the man leapt from the air and fell with gravity's pull. The earth beneath beckoned with cold hard fingers. Someone was going back to the mud this night.
With a thud he landed in a crouched position, metal clanked and the warp-touched warrior rose to stand. His torso was bare, marked by years of battle and tattoos that writhed and twisted in the view of an observer; but the rest of him was shrouded beneath blood stained cloth and dark metal. No weapon did he carry, for his form was the weapon he needed; built like a mountain of muscle this warrior cast an imposing image.
He reared back his head and howled out his delight of the blood spill to come.
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The stage is nothing more then a pit, nestled into the ground with tender loving care; four meters deep and ten meters across, all sides are lines with rebar enforced cement. At the cardinal points are ladders which drop off two meters before the floor. In the centre of the floor is a drain for washing away the blood. The walls are coated with flaking white paint from constant abuse, some areas are stained where blood has seeped through the paint. Along the top is a ring of razor wire, there is no room for stage fright here. Glaring lights illuminate the area, nothing could be missed.
((This is a simple match up, post limit of 14, melee weapons and magical abilities allowed, no summons/familiars/outside aid allowed, judges will be brought in should no knock out/death be reached by the conclusion of 14 posts per fighter.))
His breath was slow, in and out, with deep breaths to circulate oxygen and prepare the proper mental state. To force down any notion of panic and flight, in and out, that could ruin him, see him crippled or killed. Any fate other then victory was a sham, in and out, and his breath quickened. Chemicals flowed through his body and he was ready.
It was not the first time he had done this; but it had been a while. Ignoring the ladder the man leapt from the air and fell with gravity's pull. The earth beneath beckoned with cold hard fingers. Someone was going back to the mud this night.
With a thud he landed in a crouched position, metal clanked and the warp-touched warrior rose to stand. His torso was bare, marked by years of battle and tattoos that writhed and twisted in the view of an observer; but the rest of him was shrouded beneath blood stained cloth and dark metal. No weapon did he carry, for his form was the weapon he needed; built like a mountain of muscle this warrior cast an imposing image.
He reared back his head and howled out his delight of the blood spill to come.
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