With a heavy set of footsteps Grant led the way to the training room. If they were going to do this, he was going to do this in as 'smart' of a manner as he could. Things that followed Mercy's crazy ideas usually led to some sort of mistake. He wanted the advantage of pinning any of those mistakes on himself. Or that they were only training.
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There's a right to obey. And a right to kill. )
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But now, now she was just itching for a fight. She hadn't really bothered to analyse it and figure it out. It was a state of mind right then. The fight, wanting some sort of outlet that included pain and blood and that sharp sting of abuse muscles. It wasn't Grant's fault that he fell prey to her mood.
"Positive." And she was, balling her fists. There was no use for the training gear, or the gloves. She just loosened up her stance, and grinned that grin at him, "bring it."
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In this instance, he was more than willing to lose. Grant frowned and narrowed his eyes. It would be hard to get her to let out all her pent up anger if he had to start throwing the punches. But he put up his fists and moved at her as fast as he could, throwing a jab and then a hook at her. Though those were definitely not as fast as hard as he could.
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It didn't stop her body twisting, and her elbow coming around towards Grant's face. And that wasn't part of any training. Boxing or otherwise. But then, every body part was a weapon when used correctly.
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Detracted by the obvious priority not to hurt his teammate, Grant didn't catch Mercy's elbow, and it contacted with the side of his face. Dammit. She was very angry. He'd never felt her hit that hard before, though he'd been hit with worse, still. This was his friend hitting him.
But it snapped him out of the freeze and he reached out to grab her exposed wrist. Using his strength to his advantage he whirled her around into a hold, securing her other hand with his other.
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