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Anonymooo

PostPosted: Tue Apr 24, 2007 4:30 pm


Mooo had assumed that because of Omi's Philly Shell/Detroit Hitman guard, Omi would only take a small step in and pressure with flickers. He was taken by surprise as Omi dashed in, using the Flicker Jab as a close-combat tool. While it would have definitely pressured a smaller opponent, the jab not "snapping" at full extension, as its range was cut down severely, only did a fraction of the damage it normally would.

Regardless, the punches still stung, and Mooo's strategy had to adjust, but he wouldn't be able to adjust it well enough in the span of a few milliseconds. As he landed back on his right leg, Mooo tensed it and sprung off it, launching himself toward Omi, only this time he extended his left leg forward, doing a powerful pushing front kick aimed straight for Omi's chest. It wouldn't matter if Omi guarded--it wasn't intended to damage, but rather, to off-balance him. Hopefully this would force Omi back a little, but then Mooo would have to worry about the range of Omi's jab.
PostPosted: Fri Apr 27, 2007 4:51 pm


Gradual strike - one after another, each strike gutted in with the intent to slowly chip Mooo on down. Granted, they weren't high caliber strikes that could crush a man into the ground - but they were powerful enough, letting them go unchecked . . well, it would be unwise. And sure enough, Omi's opponent held no intention to let the slow but sure onslaught continue; thus, that man crashed inward, flinging forward the left leg for a powerful, off-balancing kick. It'd be blocked - the basic regions the kick could land at would yield little damage upon the mercenary. But, the real problem was the distance it could create.

Barsait was intending to swarm Mooo heavily in a close-range orientation, but if he was kicked back, it'd create a gap. A gap that the larger fighter could utilize to strike Omi from a short-or-long distance, and create a new initiative. It was too much to just let go; the swordsman, if only temporarily, held the advantage. And he wouldn't let it go so easily.

Clashing his teeth together tightly in an attempt to try and stop them from crashing abound outright, the enamel scraping along; for as the kick came towards Omi's chest, the lower, right arm flung backwards; it was true, the swordsman felt his body being knocked back, rapidly. No guard could reduce the distance Barsait would fly, especially in the loose-traction sands and with the full force of a good kick. But there was a way to make sure, regardless of the distance the dark-clad soldier for hire traveled, Mooo would not create the lovely spacious gap he desired.

All Omi did, was grab the fore-side of Mooo's left leg, dig in immediately, and let the kick take it's course.

He didn't let the foot drop from his chest - instead, pressing it against him just so Mooo would have a difficult time regaining his own balance. Unfortunately, this made that arm useless, and made assaulting Mooo's lower body a current impossibility - but, that's the price one must pay to carry on in battle. Regardless, the left fist, still buckled at Omi's own left cheek, suddenly darted over the extended leg - crashing forward in a left, dominant straight.

Another trading of blows was going to ensue; the mercenary's right hand, still holding Mooo's leg as it held no intentions of letting the fighter escape, was Hell-bent on making sure of that.

Typhoon Omi


Anonymooo

PostPosted: Sat Apr 28, 2007 9:53 pm


Mooo hated fighting kickers, as they automatically held a reach advantage over him--but this also taught him quite a few things he could use in his own kicks, which were but a tool in the toolbox, and not his usual method of attack. One thing he very clearly remembered--don't hang on to an extended leg for too long.

Omi had quite effectively neutralized almost all the force of his kick with some minor adjustments to the placement of his feet and body, and was now hanging on to Mooo's extended left leg, raised above Mooo's waist at a low-rising angle. The real problem with this was that Omi's left hand was free, and there was just enough distance now for his jabs to reach Mooo at full extension, meaning greater damage. Since there was no way Mooo could block or dodge every single jab from this position, he went with the first thing one did when their leg was grabbed from a kick.

His base leg--his right leg--pivoted clockwise as he made a small hop towards Omi, maybe somewhere between five and seven inches of space being covered, Mooo's leg bending slightly and his body turning to the right. Letting off a short grunt, he threw his hip into another short kick, again not intending to damage Omi, but instead to shove Omi backwards using the force of his leg. Once again, he was attempting to create distance so that he could try and work a plan together, instead of scrambling for moves on the fly and getting smacked around while thinking.
PostPosted: Tue May 01, 2007 5:17 pm


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Strike, strike - that left was screaming forward in a blissful roar, attempting it's full strength, given how the two fighters were positioned. The right arm continued to hold it's grip with a relentless tenacity; a favorable moment for one on the offensive such as Barsait, one might say. Yet, as heated sweat mingled between the borders of cloth, metal, and skin on the swordsman's body, all was not well. It was far too obvious that, sooner rather than later, Mooo would take care of that out-held leg. Even in the heat of the moment, Omi saw that. Yet, how the escape was being performed.. that was the very core of utmost detest; the blistering, drought-filled feeling that, again, the mercenary would find his opponent slipping from his grip, defeating his intentions. Recovering. Recalculating. Repeat. The continuation; the next series of blows, one of these two men taking more pain than the other. That constant spiraling loop, ending when one of them had taken too much . .

His pupils dilated at that slightest change in position. He only felt it slightly; arguably at first, even.. but all the same, the swordsman knew - left arm retracting - what was coming! Perhaps, the angle at which Mooo would set himself free was unknown, this Omi could admit - but there was no denying it, as Mooo's right leg pivoted around, moving in closer only to perform a swift, hip-based kick - that again, distance was being made. There was no way, at that short a range given their positions, a kick from that angle could deal sufficient damage; it was all to regain glorious grounding, by which Barsait would find himself at a loss, and quickly.

Perhaps, it was the fact he saw his relocation inevitable, not so much what made it, that set him off. But suddenly, his eyes came wide open, his expression coming alive horrendously all in one motion; right arm letting it's failing grip go pre-maturely, as he let the short kick slide him forward.. before immediately grasping that very same foot, again with the same right hand. All five fingertips had left one of Mooo's feet, only to regain it's hold once more. The first time, loftily; this time, with a frightening level of hold. Since the foot was positioned for a short kick, and Barsait was distanced, it created a good position to grab the anklet - which Omi did just that, securing it soundly. Fingertips digging in at all but an instant. It seemed like he was going to try and repeat what he did moments ago, Mooo & Omi's respective changes in posture and distance aside; try to regain his footing, try to get back in close . . Foolish, as Mooo would surely see this act coming and prepare for it.



A sheet of rain poured down fiercely.


"There will be no ESCAPE FROM THIS FIST!" The mercenary's body had exploded to life; the words just spoken booming outward in a powerful roar of sudden vigor. His right arm was, instead of just holding onto Mooo's leg, moving about wildly, the veins on Barsait's wrist bulging; the idea: To shake Mooo's leg by force and drag him just slightly with it in that same spot. Ruining his basic balance, catching him in the awkwardness from that last pivot, causing precision to be . . off. Pivoting in place from the right leg, tightening his right shoulder whilst it's attached arm held on defiantly - the Detroit Hitman was going to strike again. However.. oddly enough, Omi only stepped in perhaps an inch; his reach wasn't bad, but couldn't quite compete with Mooo's. Bizarre, all of it.

At least, until the finishing touch was shown. All of that left hand's fingertips tucked themselves against the bottom knuckle of each finger; forming a Long Fist. Normally, a Long Fist deploys strikes aimed for soft tissue, offering decreased offensive capabilities - but, surprisingly longer reach. However, left shoulder blade tensed with a fury, it seemed Omi was going to variate this a tad; by inching in just slightly before returning to his core position with each sharp, sharp jab, the blows would gain slightly more force. To top it, just as the fist made contact, Barsait would twist it just slightly - the gauntlet leather cutting what it struck.

This was what Omi called the 'Guillotine' - once securing an opponent even momentarily, he would begin to thunder in rapid, rapid strikes that intended to cut or inflict horrible, stinging strikes, rather than crash in great blunt trauma. Furthermore, in what appeared to be an almost [Berserkergang] (term for a trance of fury early Vikings supposedly could achieve via psychological processes, giving them what could be described as super-human strength & vigor) fashion, the mercenary was shrugging off his sore left limb all together; flicking it in on a whim, taking the 'Hitman'(s) long-range capabilities into another level. They weren't punches that could strike a man to the ground in one blow, but they were fast, quickly proved painful, and overwhelming.

It seemed, Omi switched from prioritizing in or out-boxing, to trying a hand at Swarming; creating overwhelming force that can cause the opponent to outright relent by targeting any open spot visible. Frankly, Barsait wasn't even aiming the strikes save they were screaming in towards Mooo's upper body; maybe the head would be the target here, maybe a guarding arm would be the target there - it was a tremendous flurry, though the next strike was screaming at Mooo's face; left cheek.


Despite how it may've appeared, Barsait wasn't in the least bit angry at Mooo or at odds with the fighter; He was just outright absorbed in what he was doing. Never did his wild grin fade, a sign confirming this fact: Omi Barsait was now immersed in the bout like never before. The match was, for better or worse on both fighter's parts, entering an entirely new phase; the question is: Would it be a particularly long one, the last, or only a step towards a conclusion neither fighter could predict, all in [Barton Branch Round IV]?

Typhoon Omi


Anonymooo

PostPosted: Thu May 03, 2007 11:05 pm


OOC, I
WHOO-HOO just barely. This match is way too fun to lose by DQ.


Awright, free at last, free at laWHAT THE HELL?! No sooner had Mooo's foot reached full extension from the pushing kick did Omi's fingers close again around the same foot, bringing them both right back where they started. The gears in Mooo's brain turned a lot slower than he wanted to at this point, though, and by the time he tore his eyes off his foot and back up to the now-attacking Omi, he had just barely heard "something something escape something fist," and in those split-seconds he thought that Omi was shouting out the name of his attack.

Well, Omi was correct--there was no escape from that fist, as Mooo only had time to hurriedly throw his forearms up over his face, Omi's gauntlet crashing into his guard--and leaving a stinging abrasion where it struck, instead of that dull ache from a solid impact. Mooo didn't see what caused such damage, but he sure as hell didn't want it to continue, and open up some nasty cuts on his arms that would screw with his blocking and deflecting.

Keeping his guard up, Mooo weathered a second whiplike strike along his arms as he hopped forward again, getting a tiny bit of bend in his leg, taking the same position he had before when he tried pushing Omi off him with a sorta-kick. This time, however, things were different--as he closed distance, Mooo practically fell backwards, taking advantage of the closer range to throw out a kick with his right leg, throwing it out hard and straight, his body parallel to the ground, intending more to shove Omi away (and leave Mooo to land on his back in the mud with some distance between them should the attack go well) and hopefully do a little damage to Omi's torso in the process--Mooo still hadn't caught on to very much regarding the properties of Omi's mail.
PostPosted: Fri May 04, 2007 10:39 am


One lashing hit after another; even in his wild demeanor, the raging mercenary's gears were turning ever constantly. Even when engulfed in the rush & the ensuing adrenaline this bout gave, he knew careful, yet very swift & precise thinking was needed. His lovely, whip-esque flicks of the fist were making the desired results, that was true. But how best to capitalize on his efforts thus far?

Unfortunately, such thoughts would take a temporary stand-still, as Mooo closed in again; seemingly trying to attempt the same action as before. Just due to the angle, Barsait's right hand released; retracting just as the newest event occurred. His head bowed back slowly, the swordsman's entire body reeling back from the raw impact. This time, no light kick would signal the next exchange of blows. Mooo had drawn in for a full-force kick, even at the cost of falling flat backwards in the process. No doubt, as the foot met Omi dead-on in the middle-upper chest, distance would be created. There was absolutely nothing to be done about that, let alone to appease the force of that kick. Yet . .

Just as Barsait began his sudden parting from the grounds by which he'd stood, his left hand quickly dolled out a small jab. Very swift, little force - it merely riddled off the thrown foot which had crashed into him, before all of the sands about his boots were tossed aside. It took some extreme effort to not topple over; his knees bent instinctively, as the mercenary attempted all due measures to keep his balance. Eventually, as the out kicked sand faded, mud glowing across edges of his footgear - Omi Barsait stood fast, eyes narrowing in annoyance at the interruption of his punches' flow. Mooo had succeeded. It was hard to measure the exact distance, as the ever-humid rain pelted down, but it was clear Barsait had gone at least a couple of feet backwards in the process of maintaining his composure. Too much distance to attack. Too much to close in safely. To top it, his chest stung something fierce . . though, nowhere near as much as it should have. In comparison, it might feel like someone had given him a good punch at the chest's apex. Certainly a little painful, but it wasn't what a crashing kick should have delivered. Also, it was true, Mooo laid on the ground; but for how long? Barsait was too precocious to close in on one whom could turn the charge into an easy counter, he'd gained too much ground in this match to just foolishly throw it away.

So, tightly reassuming his variation of a southpaw Hitman once more, Omi's right shoulder clenched in yet again. Shoulder-blade gunned forward, as though his entire body was ready to charge onward. Yet, despite being torn away from the offense . . he was still grinning quite nonchalantly - as though somehow, Barsait held the edge now. Sure enough, his thoughts reflected this: "Good, the stage is set! Now, give me a shot . . all I need's one.." His thoughts were focused, full of ambition - that left fist audibly tightening beneath the gauntlet leather, as his left leg sorely returned to the fray; both of Barsait's limbs resuming the kind of soft, light steps off the ground that permitted both motion and grounding.

The mercenary had something in his eye that made him extremely confident in clinching the match; that alone, would be unsettling. Truthfully, it could be quite the disastrous set of events for Mooo, if it was in fact that core a matter. Yet, perhaps the saying "The best laid schemes o' mice and men, gang aft agley." would prove true here, as well?

Typhoon Omi


Anonymooo

PostPosted: Thu May 10, 2007 12:02 am


Sure, Mooo's foot connected solidly with Omi's body, shoving him backwards and getting him out of that trap--the wet splash into the mud and the strange, not-quite-painful sensation of getting his booted foot punched weren't horrible either. Mooo arched his back as he hit the ground, swinging his weight forward and bringing himself to a stand, the back of his white t-shirt now brown, large chunks of sandy mud coming off it as he settled into a lower, crouched stance, still orthodox, this time with his fists closer together, not quite in a peek-a-boo guard, but keeping his thumbs just under his chin.

Normal boxing strategy would dictate that if his opponent was in an outboxing stance and he wanted to close distance, Mooo would have to weave his head and present a moving target for Omi to strike. The problem was that Mooo's head was quite a bit bigger than Omi's so of course it made for an easier target, thus making the textbook strategy kind of stupid for him to follow.

But of course, this is Mooo we happen to be talking about, and while he is occasionally capable of brilliant bits of fighting strategy, he bullrushes. He does what he's told, and in the end he's used to fighting people much bigger than him, where his head is in fact a smaller, moving target if he followed the textbook answer. So Mooo started to weave his head, moving in an reverse N-shaped motion, coming down, then up, then back down, moving along this track as he dashed on in, aiming to press his head to Omi's chest and begin another exchange, hoping that his moving head would allow him enough "screening" from Omi's jabs, with his hands in front hopefully protecting his mouth and nose from any that managed to reach him.
PostPosted: Sun May 13, 2007 3:16 pm


"Tch.." Omi audibly voiced a little discomfort at the rain, as it continued splashing on his frame in bellowing gaskets. He watched Moo arc his way on up into a standing position, quickly reassuming a fighter's stance. No surprise there for Barsait; entirely foreseeable, given how the bout had gone thus far, for Mooo to quickly regain his composure. "Tough sonuvabitch, I can't even begin to deny that!" Laughing good spiritedly in an inward manner, he merely watched from that same Hitman stance, as his opponent came into a low-oriented guard, orthodox and tighter closed for what the mercenary could only assume to be a breaching oriented approach. All that was really 'out of the ordinary', was how Mooo began to move his head about; a screening motion of some type?

"Hn. Gunning for his head'll be too difficult to pull off while still maintaining a desirable defense." As Mooo dashed inward, coming into the relative distance of Omi - suddenly, the eager grin on the swordsman's face shone, this time, teeth exposed and all. "Too bad I've absolutely no interest in hitting there!" Suddenly, Omi began to perform orthodox, right jabs; then left.. but all of them returned to the body immediately after extending. Even for the Hitman, it was a closed approach. His feet, moving limberly, were gunning back a tad, then crashing in for every further hit; yet.. stranger would things be, just by gazing at his hands. His left hand, at Omi's face, was in the long fist orientation. Yet, the right.. why, it was outright compact, ready to crash into someone's body in a heartbeat.

His right shoulder was tightened, the right-side oriented outward as to prevent Mooo's head from quite reaching it's destined area of his chest. Yet, even with this, none of Omi's punches could pierce that front guard that kept the mouth, nose, and general skull so well protected.

However, that guard was.. nothing, for where Omi desired to strike.

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Omi
Arcing his body to the left just a bit, one would quickly realize what was occurring: Simultaneously, Mooo's left upper would be digging into Omi's chin. Painful, as the swordsman's teeth grit together with the blow - body coming back just an inch. Yet, despite the impact - his body was in motion. Torquing into a.. left hook?

He was repeating himself. Striking at the same spot on Mooo he'd hit prior; using Mooo's new position so more distance & force could be put into the strike, as well as using Mooo's occupation with hitting the swordsman's chin to mask the presence of the blow. More than just trying to give an exchange with Mooo, it seemed Omi was pressuring his opponent. Swarming - targeting a spot, wounding it, then relentlessly applying more & more pressure.


Mooo

Because Mooo had moved very slightly to throw the upper, Omi's blow didn't land dead-on in the same spot--but it was close enough. Mooo connected solidly with the upper, pulling his left back to get it ready for another punch, however any thoughts of immediately following up were cut short as Omi hit practically the same spot he'd just hit before, causing Mooo to shuffle a little farther to his left, clenching his right arm against his body.


Omi
Perhaps not to the exact location he desired - but the blow thrown by Barsait did hit it's relative target; that was all that could be asked for.


Mid-right torso. That's where the right of Omi began slamming into, crossing along his own torso, easily reaching it's destination thanks to where Omi's right fist was held at - Barsait's own gut.


Omi
What was he doing, than? Simple. Smashing Mooo's shoulders to weaken his opponent's incoming assault. The shoulder reinforces the arm something tremendous, even from a blow twisting in at the hip - to receive a sudden, sharp trauma there mid-blow.. well, maybe it wouldn't prevent Omi from taking damage at all, but it would give him enough to not be blown backwards. Furthermore, that pincer strike had enough force to leave a lingering ache; if Mooo was to suffer even the most minor of shoulder wounds from this, the bout would find itself stacked in Omi's favor. And that was all he needed.


Mooo
Omi's pincer blow would only very slightly miss its mark with Mooo's forward motion--Omi's left would hit Mooo squarely on the right shoulder, and Omi's right would, instead of hitting Mooo's left shoulder joint , land relatively harmlessly against the muscle and bone of Mooo's left shoulder blade. While Mooo's left would get off scot-free from this, his right would definitely be affected badly--but if his own left straight plowed into Omi as a full-weight counter, he might even be able to come out on top in this exchange.


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Mooo
Well, Omi was correct--there was no escape from that fist, as Mooo only had time to hurriedly throw his forearms up over his face, Omi's gauntlet crashing into his guard--and leaving a stinging abrasion where it struck, instead of that dull ache from a solid impact. Mooo didn't see what caused such damage, but he sure as hell didn't want it to continue, and open up some nasty cuts on his arms that would screw with his blocking and deflecting.

Keeping his guard up, Mooo weathered a second whiplike strike along his arms as he hopped forward again..


Mooo's guard was strong.. but judging from prior events, one side was a little worse for wear than the other. Barsait would pressure Mooo further, calling him on this factor, as his left hand began tearing in at the risen guard designed to defend the head and spearhead one inward; his gauntlet leather & handplate both flicking along Mooo's exposed right arm, intending for both mild amounts of concussive force, and much more importantly.. further gashes. Further abrasions.

Omi was striking in with an energetic joy, the wild demeanor never fading even as sweat flowed from his forehead and mingled with the rains carrying it to the sand below. So long as he kept his head in check, and used his armor begrudgingly - not relying on it too heavily, lest even it's properties would fail at saving him - Barsait was fairly confident, the newest exchange was already far in his favor.

Typhoon Omi


Anonymooo

PostPosted: Wed May 16, 2007 11:19 pm


Mooo didn't quite scream as much as let out a yell through gritted teeth--thinking he could weather a few jabs, Mooo's right arm clenched up as the first jab lashed against it, then went white-hot as the second opened up a long, thin cut across his forearm, flecks of blood staining the sleeve of his shirt. Unable to do anything to stop the third, his forward charge slowing a bit, he gritted his teeth and squinted his eyes as a second cut was opened up on the same arm, then a third on his left arm, this one down nearer his left elbow. In that time, Mooo had closed the distance, but was it really worth it?

His head wasn't pressed into Omi's chest, unfortunately. When the speed of his dash decreased, Mooo stopped too soon, thin trails of blood running down his forearms, only to be washed away by the rain before starting anew. He was just inside the range of Omi's Flicker Jabs, with Omi just inside the range of his own jabs. With blocking and parrying neutralized, Mooo's options were being ticked off the list much faster than he would have liked.

Gritting his teeth tighter than before, Mooo squared his footing and shifted forward slightly, maintaining an infighting stance and lunging the extra two or so feet toward Omi, intending to bring this to an ultra-close-range battle. This close-in, blocking wouldn't matter, and Mooo would attempt to impose his size on Omi again--only now, Mooo was going to be keeping a better eye out for hard overhands, which Omi seemed to like. Mooo was still unaware of the properties of Omi's body armor, though, and started off his close-in onslaught by launching a tight left hook for Omi's body, intending to start off strong and chip off a bit more damage on his opponent.
PostPosted: Sat May 19, 2007 8:47 pm


A brief sight of crimson showed acceptable results; the core of Omi's approach was successful. Three cuts of varying sizes and locations - two located on the right arm, the third on the left. Mooo managed to break through and enter the swordsman's proximity, an accomplishment that would surely prove unpleasant for the advancing dark-clad mercenary, yet.. the process by which Mooo managed his entry, was in no way a mutual exchange. The advantage in that moment, was entirely Omi's - and in a diligent matter reinforced by both the adrenaline rush and the ever growing degree of damage both fighters were suffering - nothing in the world would persuade him from pursuing it.

"Rauh.." An extremely loud exhalation made itself present, as the swordsman suddenly tried with all his might to force the situation into his own control, to his own bidding. Mooo wasn't quite as close as he could have been in the initial movements, all in thanks due to the slicing blows dealt just prior, yet he still had his ways of barreling into the extremely closed-fighting space Omi had attempted to bar off-limits. Truthfully, the spacing of the mercenary's arms were too.. varied, too high at that, for any effective counter. Or while we're at it, any decent strike in-range at all; he was at a point where Mooo was fully capable of an outright massacre on his body. Even that Languardian metal would amount to little, if exposed to ever constant pressure & force..

So, in a sudden desire for victory, disregarding all personal safety and throwing away the orderly conduct he had planned just moments ago - Omi let Mooo's final lunge become his eternal ace. Omi stood lower than Mooo, this was made all too evident; furthermore, in pure reach, there was a distinct disadvantage on Omi's part. Yet, given the situation, he did have a nice offensive opportunity - partially inspired by.. none other than Mooo himself.

"Now - GUN IN AND END IT!" The mercenary thought in the most berserk of matters, as his own body suddenly coursed into the in-lunging Mooo. His own head touched base against Mooo's chest, where the left arm had been lowered to touch in the hook; this created further force on the hook's part, causing an extremely noticeable look of pain and a rapid bit of breath to be forced from Omi's throat. The hook came in just about mid-stomach, slightly to the right thanks to the southpaw-oriented stance Barsait had been in; not to mention, the whiplash of a circling motion his own head took to press in past one of his own fists. It seemed, an in-fight of extreme close quarters was.. not only inevitable, but now decidedly in Mooo's favor. One could only wonder: Had Omi lost his head entirely?

Nearly, but not quite. His open posture made it's presence clear, as Mooo would find leather, metal, and chainmail digging into his back with an alarming sharpness. Omi's arms were sliding along his shoulders, then practically digging their respective hands' fingertips into the course of his opponent's shoulders. Both of the mercenary's hands were gripping so tightly, his wrists & fingertips actually hurt - it was an extreme level of pressure being applied, that threatened to actually crush the tips of his bones into Mooo's muscle-blades before anything relevant came of it. Yet, to get the larger fighter airborne due to the obvious mass difference involved, it was necessary. For that was exactly what Omi was doing.

Craning backwards, Omi was going to use the wet sands beneath both fighter's feet as the initiative - his boots had those lovely treads that kept him just grounded enough, the lift could initiate. Likely, another hook or so could be landed at this point, but in the sudden rush Barsait found himself in - he wouldn't care if his body was wrecked entirely. Both of his legs shifted inward, taking advantage of the infighting stance Mooo assumed to keep him from moving backwards or try and ring his attacker's legs out from below; then.. it came. A growl turning into a strong roar escaped Omi's throat, as his entire body craned back - forcing Mooo over with the utmost speed and strength possible, shoulders gripped with a painful tightness and legs secured forcibly. Even if Mooo wailed away with what little span his arms could deliver - there was no stopping it now..

Omi's feet would begin dipping away at the sand - losing their traction, along with Mooo's. They were both going to fall in an arc; Omi flat on his back, Mooo directly forward. Except, here was where Mooo's superior size would be a key factor in all of it: Height. Exact numbers aside, Mooo stood at least slightly over Barsait, meaning especially with Omi's own head tucked at his opponent's chest, Mooo would find his skull crashing into the ground considerably faster than Omi would smash into the sands below.

Slow, gradual rise leading to a swift, smashing descent to the ground - this was a front face-lock that turned into a sharp, painful descent. A variant of Mooo's own move, spun into the moment; wise or no, it was sure to bring devastation to both fighters.

Typhoon Omi


Anonymooo

PostPosted: Sat May 19, 2007 9:19 pm


The left hit home, once again with Mooo slightly confused as to why Omi wasn't doubling over and clutching his abdomen in the fetal position. That momentary confusion again worked in Omi's favor as the smaller man dove in and dug his fingers into Mooo's sore shoulders, hard, and started lifting, with Mooo's left hand crushed up against his body due to the positioning.

Mooo's right hand was free, however, and his reaction to the lift (which would certainly have taken Omi slightly longer to perform and with more exertion than Mooo had) was both basic and protective to both of them. Tucking his chin down to his chest just in case things went badly, Mooo stopped resisting and became dead weight, effectively placing all his weight upon the now-tottering Omi, leaning back to perform the same frontside German Suplex that Mooo had earlier. Relaxing in this near-zero-G instant, Mooo's legs were spread out, slightly above the ground, so that if Omi ended up tumbling backwards, Mooo's feet would land in a comfortable astride position.

If Omi decided to complete the throw, he would have to readjust his posture, possibly either having to set Mooo back down on his feet or just go through with what remained as best he could and possibly throw out his back in the process. Continuing the move from this position might also allow Mooo a better chance at a perfect save, as the power of the throw would be halved now that Mooo's weight had readjusted; in addition to that, Mooo's free hand meant that he could support himself better upon landing. If Omi didn't let Mooo land in the astride position he'd placed his feet for, whether through a sweep or other means, Mooo's dead-weight body would frogsplash atop his upon landing, which wouldn't be all that comfortable.
PostPosted: Wed May 23, 2007 4:27 pm


"Ignore.. the pain and lift him over, nothing's stoppin' this." Forcing himself to disregard the pain that shot through his body from that strong lift. At first, as he raised Mooo with an agonizing level of strain on his shoulders, it seemed like the throw was going well. At least, until Omi felt Mooo stop struggling.. and the arch became awkward. Quickly, Mooo, having gone limp practically in an effort to force dead weight down on his assailant and force the suplex into a useless state, all of Omi's senses rung in as things feeling 'wrong'. The momentum he had to begin with was empty, and without that, getting the right force in on Mooo to complete the suplex with full strength was.. impossible.

"Damn it- DAMN IT, DAMN IT!" Omi rapidly yelled in a thought-out scorn, as his entire body suddenly began crashing back to keep itself in basic momentum. In short: the mercenary was keeping Mooo somewhat in the air, by reversing the motion entirely. It was the only way he could truly react without just releasing Mooo - and that, was unacceptable to a point of desperation for Barsait. Yet.. the next brief, brief couple of moments, would reveal just how much of a mistake that was.

It hit him like an inferno. All down his spine, an extreme pressure mounted along the swordsman's entire back; both of his shoulders metaphorically screaming. His eyes widened in that bizarre, brief moment or so which, perhaps thanks entirely to adrenaline, felt like an eternity of suffering. What had happened? Simple. Mooo weighed more than Omi did; thus, Omi was lifting more than his own bodyweight purely on his upper-body. Mooo, furthermore, had gone dead weight - meaning no arching motion, and no momentum, aided the swordsman at all. The entirety of the weight he held's pressure dug into his body - and if it wasn't dispersed, and immediately.. the end result would likely be fatal. Especially given that the swordsman had tried to arch backwards.

It was a pain not unlike one Omi had suffered near the beginning of this tournament, when an ex-participant had tried to snap his spine in two. Yet, having experienced a similar pain doesn't make it hurt at all less; in his determined, and fairly bullheaded, refusal to let Mooo free - Omi had put himself in a horrible bind. Any moment now, his back could give out - one of his arms could have gone entirely useless - his feet could give out, as they were beginning to slide thanks to the pressure of the weight above him and the wet soil below - and if any of these occurred, why, Barsait would also get to experience his opponent crashing on top of him. Likely, this would allow a secure pin or hold of the mercenary while in a slightly weakened state.. and it could potentially lose him the match, or more.

Just a tiny cluster of these facts made themselves realized in the head of that dark-clad man in limbo; yet, along with that rapid burst of information, only such a scarce amount available in such a short amount of time.. rage entwined with it all. The very notion that after all of the people Omi had bested, unto nearly dying on several occasions - of all the people he watched leave these grounds by injury or death or dishonor, one after another.. to think that he could actually shame it all, just because of a mistake he made?

It was enough to send him into the most fuming of rages.


Screaming with little voice accompanied just due to his airflow nearly being cut off, Omi suddenly wenched forward, much to the relief of some of the crowd - and the displeasure of others that were hoping for a truly gruesome injury. His entire body did, bizarre enough, a complete reversal of what it had started; in short, at his muscle's end, the swordsman was whirling Mooo right back where he started, in a forward arch motion. Were it not for Omi's knees, which had began to buckle and as a result squared his feet.. likely, this would have resulted in an outright crash of both fighters. But instead, that ramming force came back downward - Mooo's spread legs a mute point. For, either way, Mooo was going to land securely back where the two had started this failed suplex.. with just a slightly different predicament in play.

As his body flung Mooo back into place, so too was it slamming inward - his hands holding so tightly into Mooo's shoulders, one would think they would begin to bleed. What was he doing?


A furious, front-&-center head-butt dead center, into Mooo's own forehead.


All of Omi's back, while not injured to his fortune, felt.. painful, to say the least. Perhaps it was the budding pain that his body momentarily suppressed, that threw the mercenary into that fury rather than his scattered, instantaneous thoughts - but that hardly mattered. The forward lunge of sorts saw Omi's skull bashing ahead with a frightening level of impact in store. To say the least: neither contestant would be feeling too well after this.

Typhoon Omi


Anonymooo

PostPosted: Thu May 24, 2007 1:25 am


Safe! Mooo felt the support beneath him start to give way, and with much yelling and screaming, Omi set him back down onto his feet, with Mooo's mind working furiously to come up with a strategy to free himself--a strategy that was cut short as Omi's head tilted back, then smashed forward into his mouth. Mooo's head snapped back, then lolled forward, his eyes glazed over and blood running down his chin from his cut lower lip. Mooo's knees gave out for a second, but he was held up by Omi's deathgrip on his shoulders, Mooo's free right arm flailing forward, not really intending to hurt Omi at all, but more to (poorly) fend off another potential headbutt, and to obscure Omi's vision.

With Mooo's hand in Omi's face, Mooo took the extra seconds to somewhat bring himself back to the world of the living, although his face was incredibly sore, and his shoulders weren't feeling too great either. As Mooo's consciousness (kinda) returned, Mooo got better control over his right hand, and tried to push the palm of his hand directly onto Omi's face, again not to hurt him, but more to block Omi's vision and prevent more headbutts.
PostPosted: Thu May 24, 2007 10:14 am


A success of Barsait's own. Their skulls collided, the impact resounding with a loud, dull 'thud'. It would appear as though, Mooo was rather dazed; disoriented, even. Yet, as the mercenary arched back again, his own head forehead looking to be reddened and possibly housing a small cut along his pre-dominant right bang above the same side's eye, a repeat assault was impossible. For his target was pressing his right hand against Omi's face - cutting the next headbutt short, much to the berserk contestant's chagrin.

Immediately, both of the hands holding Mooo's shoulders released, then in a kind of shuffling motion sent backwards - the mercenary used the obvious daze both Mooo, and he, were suffering to create a little distance. His vision had a blur to it, Barsait couldn't deny that; and as he tried to perceive the extent of his wounds, a sharp pain ricked down his back. It was sore, to be sure - and in shuffling backwards, the swordsman had suffered a little pain from coursing back too much.

Still, he continued creating distance of around four feet - right hand now outstretched, as though warning Mooo to keep his distance amidst the bizarre disorientation Omi was drowning in. Then, slowly, his vision resharpened - and the sound of the spectators all around him swam into a chorus once more, audio returning when it had been snuffed out by adrenaline moments prior. Finally coming to a full stand, Omi let out an extremely deep breath - eyes sharply watching Mooo the entirety of his self-examination. Then he panted, as though trying to obtain some regularity in his breathing methods.

"Nn.." Omi Barsait looked rather uncomfortable; eyes narrowed a tad, his forehead throbbing something fierce from his own attack. But after just a few, short moments - he came to the relative conclusion: Nothing was too injured, that was noticeable. His back was Godly sore, and both of his shoulders still burned as though the weight's impression would never leave them. Yet, the shoulders were not as bad as his back - and therefore, Omi counted himself blessed. He would much prefer a pained back over horridly weakened arms..

Regardless, he was now in a decidedly more calm state. Both of his eyes regained their detailed gaze, not like that of one lost endlessly in rage moments ago. They peered at Mooo, to survey the damage caused - and quickly, an almost annoyed cringe came about Omi's face. Both at the cuts lining Mooo's right & left arms, at the blood just barely visible amidst the mouth through the down pouring rain, and the general affairs of his opponent.. there was little reason for him to suspect that Mooo would just bombard Omi while they were both in less-than-perfect condition, so he didn't concern himself with an immediate attack.

His inner-monologue reflected this: "Damn it. I really did lose control there, didn't I? Everything that just happened feels like a mixture of a detailed dream and a blur.. uhg, that, and one Hell of a bad night ahead, I'll be feeling these bruises for ages." Giving off a humored grin, characteristic to how Omi appeared earlier in the match, he began to speak lowly over the rain: "I've gotta hand it to you! You're pretty damned strong, ya' know; I haven't had a good scrap like this for a long time. But.." He trailed off for a moment as another wave of rain gashed across his body, bringing an unpleasant sensation about at the sore points of his back. Shaking his head to get the wet hair out of his eyes, he then carried on: "I know for a fact, you & I both got our share of tricks that'd fit in the supernatural category with ease. Glad we've strayed from that and kept this a strict match of melee, haven't had this much fun in a good long while. Reason why I say, is.. eventually, either one or both of us're gonna be in the dirt out cold before this is over, we can't deny 'at's rather probable. So if we don't get another chance to speak, it's been a real good bout."

Slowly shifting into the Detroit Hitman, rotating his shoulder-blades to try and pierce the light, stinging sensation about the bone - Omi was already bruising for the next phase of this match; his hands and legs reassuming their positions, one hand at the face, one near the gut. Albeit, one alarming factor would have to be noted here.

Omi was, for the first time in the entire match, in an . . Orthodox position?

Typhoon Omi


Anonymooo

PostPosted: Fri May 25, 2007 9:16 am


Technically speaking, Mooo wasn't worse off than Omi. Of course, this was technically speaking--Mooo would still be able to move his arms and legs perfectly well after he regained his senses, but this was in reference to normal, non-combative movement. Mooo's biggest advantage--his overwhelming power--had been cut in half by Omi's relentless attack on his shoulders. It would take quite a while for Mooo to be able to comfortably throw out a full-force punch. Pain was the body's way of telling a person to stop what they were doing, and that would be a big liability if Mooo tried anything foolish during the next ten to fifteen minutes, if the match even lasted that long.

It was a big relief to see Omi pull back, and Mooo took advantage of the momentary lull to take a step back himself, resting his hands on his knees and taking a breath. As Omi spoke, Mooo smiled at his opponent's words and looked up a bit, a grin splitting his face, making the cut corner of his mouth sting a little.

"Same," he replied through his panting. "It's a fight--not a pissin' contest. I wouldn't be surprised at all if you won this; I mean, y'know, I wanna win an' all, but you know what I mean," Mooo said with a light laugh, lifting his hands up and gently smacking his cheeks with the palms of his hands, tilting his head side-to-side and placing his feet into proper orthodox position, but not quite raising his hands just yet.

In fact, Mooo looked perfectly ready--and he hadn't brought his guard up at all. His hands weren't even in fists, but instead very loosely clenched, not hanging by his sides, but instead resting, almost as if having his hands down was a stance in itself. Mooo's breaths had become more even in this interval as well, matching Omi's surprising and uncharacteristic orthodox stance with an uncharacteristic stance of his own.

Beaten, bruised, a few cuts here and there, his clothes torn in a few small places, mud caked on his clothes, some on his hair; Mooo looked like s**t, but he also looked like he was having the time of his life.

"Round three, I guess?" Mooo asked hopefully, eager to see what Omi had planned next.
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