Round 4: South Beach

[lonewildwolf]

Come to think of it, I haven't even bothered to keep up with my skills lately. I'll have to think of something to keep my body in shape. OKAY! Time to get the sweat going, the blood flowing and the juices pumping!

Power wave! Round wave! Rising tackle!... no, that's not good enough. I gotta try something I haven't done before. Maybe I should have

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[crazy_about_it]

... Do that last one again. *meaning the "rising tackle" move*

[lonewildwolf]

Hm? Oh! Sure thing. *getting into position again and--* RISING TACKLE!

[crazy_about_it]

That's pretty cool. How'd you learn to do that?

[lonewildwolf]

Oh that? I tried to be a little creative. Since with a regular tackle, you'll have to through yourself right at the person in a full devoted attack to get them right? But too easy to dodge... but they can't dodge anything if they are in the air. So, I just gotta thrust myself and my opponent into the air while delivering the damage somehow!

So after a good year or two of day in and day out practice, I've gotten the hang of it. Body positioning is the key importance in that attack. On both how to do it and when to do it too.

[crazy_about_it]

That's a good point. Of course, usually I'm throwing myself at them with a sword, so I just skewer 'em.

You make it look pretty easy though.

[lonewildwolf]

Well I'm more of a hands on kind of guy, so I'm all about being up and personal with my fists.

Oh mean, it probably does look easy after practice but it's way harder than it looks, trust me!

[crazy_about_it]

I believe you.

What other moves have you got?

[lonewildwolf]

What other moves? Hm... any particular one you'd want to see? Just a few physical attacks and the others are more energy explosive kinds while the main part of everything is bone-on-bone fierce damage.