Brandan Cromartie
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- Posted: Tue, 23 May 2006 16:12:44 +0000
Dirk Graves
+Dirk's kick met the air, the upward motion vertical motion of his leg continuing in an undisturbed manner. Dirk's emerald green eye light up the MOMENT the man dodged the kick and swirved to his right.
Perfect
It was now time to put the style of the Dread Fist into action. Considering Dirk already had an impressive amount of body motion, mostly from his lower half, rising upwards, Dirk performs a 180 degree somersault, literally inverting his entire body. As the man's knifehand skwered the air towards his right side, Dirk's right hand performs a "waiter's check", not only parrying the blow, but deflecting it as well. Although the strike was deflected, Dirk felt a small amount of pressure - this guy wasn't THAT bad. Considering the man was already off balance due to his swift movments, and the deflection probably didn't help his status much, Dirk takes the PERFECT oppertunity to attack the un-balanced man. While in mid-somersault, Dirk chambers both legs, and fires out a rather devastating kick...A hurricane kick. With the aided centrifigul motion of not only his torso, but his legs as well, this stomping technique, aimed to crush the man's entire backside, would surley send this man to the bottom of Davey Jones' Locker. All the while Dirk performed this amazing attack, his emerald green eye NEVER left the man's initial torso, nor did he show any signs of expression. If this man was going to attempt to beat him, he would have to think of another way, close combat was obviously not the answer+
Perfect
It was now time to put the style of the Dread Fist into action. Considering Dirk already had an impressive amount of body motion, mostly from his lower half, rising upwards, Dirk performs a 180 degree somersault, literally inverting his entire body. As the man's knifehand skwered the air towards his right side, Dirk's right hand performs a "waiter's check", not only parrying the blow, but deflecting it as well. Although the strike was deflected, Dirk felt a small amount of pressure - this guy wasn't THAT bad. Considering the man was already off balance due to his swift movments, and the deflection probably didn't help his status much, Dirk takes the PERFECT oppertunity to attack the un-balanced man. While in mid-somersault, Dirk chambers both legs, and fires out a rather devastating kick...A hurricane kick. With the aided centrifigul motion of not only his torso, but his legs as well, this stomping technique, aimed to crush the man's entire backside, would surley send this man to the bottom of Davey Jones' Locker. All the while Dirk performed this amazing attack, his emerald green eye NEVER left the man's initial torso, nor did he show any signs of expression. If this man was going to attempt to beat him, he would have to think of another way, close combat was obviously not the answer+
Tsk tsk...
Yes he had lost ballence which game him the easily obvious ability to roll forward when he had missed to attempt to face his opponent; he never saw nor felt the kick in that action since after the defelction he simply rolled on his right shoulder. Looking at the dent in the floor there was probably some force in that "waiter's check" which would explain why his hand felt a twinge; of course now was the time to really tear into this since the man would hopefully be on the ground by now. Eyes closed, he began humming, and with his humming the water began to churn, the boat began to reverberate, and the glass on shore for a slight distance began to shake as well; it would burst within a few seconds if this kept up.
Eyes opened he wasted no time; he just hummed as a moonsalt was preformed in hopes of getting behind his opponent and delivering a decisive blow, but then again the humming... If anyone could hear it their eardrums would eventually burst and the brain might even hemmorage ( IknowIspelledthatwrongleavemebe!)... For some reason his eyes were frantically trying to locate the man, and locked on once they did...
His own body would shatter eventually if that humming didn't stop, as well as alot of other things; for he was singing a song of creation...