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Tres stood at the other end o the ring.

He was a big kid, he fights people and doesn't afraid of anything.

Tres would pull down his hockey mask and put up his fist in his boxing stance. He would begin moving towards the opponent with his shuffling footwork and enter striking range.

"Ku-Chi-Chi-Chi-Ka-ka-ka-kau-kau-kau"

If you ever watched the Friday the Thirteenth movies this strange sound that seemed to originate from behind the hockey mask would sound strangely familiar. The mask would do little to protect Tres from anything besides hockey pucks, but hopefully the reference for the mask would not be lost on the citizens of Gaia Primus.

Tres's stance was similar to Tamashii. That was understandable sense Tamashii trained in the gym owned by Tres's father. Tres moved with his left lead forward with a lithe shuffling footwork. He would stand on the balls on his feet, letting his heels bounce up and down with a natural rhythm. Tres's shoulders were relaxed and his hands were both up in front of his face at chin level, his fingers weren't bawled tightly but slightly curled.

The opponent would back peddle two feet from Tres which really wasn't a whole lot of space to be considered a luring motion but after taking those short steps bck he would begin to move to the right, Tres's left, to start circling around and Tres would in that moment roll his eyes behind his mask...he hated when people did that...

Tres liked the direct approach.

Trying to change angles on a boxer who knew all the tricks was a futile attempt. Tres's body would turn to face the opponent at the same rate as the angle shift. He would make sure to stay square with Tamashii and slowly move towards him in a path that would put him in front of the opponent without a significant angular advantage.

To press the opponents attempt to maneuver he would upon getting in striking range, throw a powerful but quick lead straight with the left hand towards the opponents throat or chin if the opponents chin was tucked. The lead straight was performed with the correct technique.

Tama made a strange move.

He would slide his right foot to his right to set his head off to Tres's left, causing Tres's lead straight to come over his left shoulder. What the opponent may not have expected was that the lead straight was not the same as a a jab.

The lead straight was a more powerful punch thrown with a snap of the waist with the fist coming forward but with a slight upwards angle. This would make it easy for Tres to throw a spinning back fist in combination. he would simply follow through with the turn of his waist.

The spinning back fist would be thrown without lifting up the feet, instead he would simply turn on the balls of his feet momentarily crossing his legs. The back of the right fist would come across towards the right side of the opponents face hard at a slight downward angle to take advantage of the rising opponent.

Because of the turn of Tres's body the opponents jab would hit Tres's back at an angle, weakening the already light blow. In the turn Tres's left hand would rise up in front of his face.

Immediately after throwing the fist, Tres would step back with his left foot with his body now facing the opponent in a south paw stance.

Tres was a wrestler and that allowed a lot of freedom when it came to doing things like back fist because you weren't afraid of what might come next.

The opponent jabbed with the rear arm, as it was said that his left leg had taken the lead. Jabbing with the rear arm slowed down the movement some.

Tres would stop the left hand by going around his neck with his own left hand, making sure to keep that arm away from his head. This block would give Tres the time to step out with his left foot to face the opponent in south paw stance as in before. This time he would keep his hips away from the opponents body, preventing the opponent from pulling Tres down.

As the opponent attempted to pull Tres down he would draw his kabar, since Tres would not be pulled down the opponent would likely take another course of action.

Tres would back step to exit striking range with the knife while simultaneously drawing his machete. He would be leaning forward with his legs spread a bit more. He would hold the machete in his now, rear, right hand.

If thats how it is...

THEN THATS HOW ITS GONNA BE!

Tres also kept his ka-bar sheathed on his right side. The knife was kept on a sheath on his right belt. The opponent as Tres attempted to step back with the left leg and face him. Simultaneously the opponent would attack while stepping forward with his left leg and stabbing with his right hand held blade towards his lower right side.

The point of the opponents blade would collide first into the guard or lower handle of Tres's blade that was set in front of Tres's right oblique or in front of the opponents intended target. The blade would be deflected due to the curve of the handle and the turn of Tres's body towards Tres's right side, tearing into Tres's jacket and cutting into his rear obliques but also getting stuck for a moment.

Tres's right arm elbow would jolt from the scare of the stab to his right, knocking the opponents left arm to th right with the tricep of the arm. The hand of the right hand would push against the opponents upper chest to keep him from leaning in towards Tres's body, or if he already was to push him away.

Simultaneously, Tres would after thinking he had been stabbed, grab the handle of his machete behind his back in one motion, draw, and make a diagonal falling chop across towards the opponents unguarded right side neck. The movement of Tres's right arm would stop the opponents left arm from attempting to move to grab under Tres's left arm pit.

Tres was apparently on some Wu-Tang tang s**t

SO BEST PROTECT YA ******** NECK *****!

"Ku-Chi-Chi-Chi-Ka-ka-ka-kau-kau-kau"

Tres would take out his ka-bar in his right hand, blood would be on the handle of the blade revealing that he had in fact been injured by the opponent.

Tres would continue moving forward as the opponent backed up towards the wall, now in orthodox left lead stance. His right hand would be up towards his chest while the left would be low but with the blade pointed up.

The opponent would move forward towards Tres trying to get some space from the back of the wall, but because Tres had continued to come forward he wouldn't get much space between himself and the wall before he would be within striking range of Tres. The opponent would sheath his knife for some reason, but Tres would not offer him the same quarter.

Jason was coming to get this young man, just like all the others. J

Jason would make a jabbing thrust with his left machete blade towards the opponents abdomen just under the opponents guarding arms. He would slide his left foot forward with the snapping stab. The machete had a pointed end, unlike most machete blades so it could be used for thrusting.

The opponent took unarmed lead forward. The Ecstuffuan Family Style was also proffecient with bladed weaponry. One hint to this was in the heaven or hell when Sieg used Athena's knife to make a viciously skilled attack. Yet, most people did not know this because Sieg rarely chose to use a weapon.

Yet they all knew how.

Jason, the newest addition to the family of fighters would move forward towards his left (the opponents right), to follow the opponent to keep him in range but just in range for his machete to strike with its edge but no closer in order to take advantage of his longer weapon and chase the opponent around for a moment.

As he took the second step towards the opponent to re-enter striking range with his machete just as the opponent left it, he would from the machete's previously missed stab position make a right to left stab aimed to make a cut across the opponents lead obliques (sides).