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Barubary So lets look at Myria's impressive track record of losses so far Her first loss was against Menardi... a now Heavy who is widly regarded as the worst godlike*at the least the worst one to actually win* of all time *here that Geship it ain't Serge so don't feel to bad* After that she lost to Fou-Lu... well its Fou-Lu probally the best thing God like has to offer still Myria could probally take him Next up Ryu IV... who is by far weaker then Ryu III which Myria has beaten multiple times... hmmmm Well thats contriverstial Now fallowing that up She lost to some Ellen person I've never heard of... yep that ellen person has a crappy record yet another interesting loss for the goddess and last but not least Loki... Again Loki yes you heard me well Loki lost to Orlandu whom Myria man handled... then again Loki may have been on a *the disembodied head of Chaos hits the window of the Narrarotor box* What I didn't say Myria was gonna lose did I, No No No nothing is gonna stop Myria from being the first to win that Fourth crown nothing I just felt a history lesson of the first 4 time god like champ would be appropriate in this situation Chaos: 37 legendaryflyingfailure
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SageAcrin "What do you mean?" Emily said, angrily. "You can't hit him. You'll never lay a finger on him." Yuiri shook her head. "He's too fast." "What!? I'm fast too!" "He's faster. Well, in a different way. He moves in place really fast. He's not that special for normal speed..." "What?" Emily said, confused. "It doesn't make sense to anyone else either." Yumi cut in, shaking her head. "The important thing is, with our help, you'll win." "I don't...oh, never mind. Why are you Alma Kinnaners so persistant, anyways? I told you, I don't want to live in your village." "It's okay. You'll eventually come around. Everyone's sure of it." Yumi nodded. "..." Emily sighed. "Well, what's the plan?" --- "Mother!?" Malik stood, stunned, as a woman with blonde hair stood before him in the ring. "Um...uh...yes!" Emily, hair dyed, contact lenses in, heavily made up and in a completely different dress from normal, looked nothing like what anyone would have expected of her. Even most of her cast-mates didn't recognize her. "Um...yes, son! I've come here to tell you that you don't...uh...don't...don't need to fight Emily! You just need to leave the arena! This will...um, get you your mother's complete and unconditional love!" "...she totally forgot her lines?" "Completely." "Mmmm. She forgot we're holding up flashcards?" "Actually, they're just behind her." Yuiri, shrugging, pointed Yumi over to several Alma Kinnaners in the audience, casually holding large white sheets of paper. "Sadly, he's buying it anyways." Yuiri added, as Malik nodded happily and started to walk out of the arena. "He needs to get a girlfriend or...something. Maybe just repeated punches in the face. Regardless..." "Um...wait! And you're to say that Emily completely beat you! To everyone! And wear a sign saying it! And run around the halls with it on! And..." "...she would push it." Yuiri and Yumi said simultaniously, as Malik turned around, frowning at the long stream of Emily's demands of him. His frown gradually turned into a snarl. --- "...he did what?" "Well, after killing her, he attempted to use her as the vessel for his mother's ressurection. Something about her looking just like her." Yuiri sighed. "The results...well, it didn't work, but he thought it did, and..." "Oh god. Oh god." Emily mumbled in her bed, feverishly. "No. No ugly demon men near me...no! OH GOD! NOT THAT!" "Oddly, she didn't have a mark on her." Bowman said, shrugging, as he listened to his patient's fevered murmuring from the next room. "There's no way of telling what happened to her, but she won't let men near her, for right now. She goes into hysterics and knocks down the nearest wall. We lost two walls already that way." Bowman added, gesturing to a obviously patched nearby wall. "...well, look on the bright side." Yuiri said, shrugging. "What?" Yumi asked, puzzled. "She's sure to come to live with us now. No men in Alma Kinnan. Everything worked out fine, more or less." Yuiri said with a smile. Malik Benedict: 57 IhatethisCPU
SageAcrin "It's a ranged weapon!" "It's a bludgeon! Those are axes! Look at hammers!" "You idiots, axes can't hit multiple targets! It's blunt! It's clearly a staff!" "What!?" Marisa and Belselk calmly listened to the judges argue. "What in the hell are they talking about?" Belselk asked reasonably. "I...think they're trying to figure out if you have weapon triangle advantage against me." Marisa said, watching the judges quibble. "Mmmm. Does that really matter?" "No. Not even close." "Are they going to hold up the match with it hours?" "Probably, yes." Marisa sighed. "Are we going to have to kill them?" Belselk asked, smiling slightly? "Afraid so." Marisa agreed. "Tell you what. The one that kills the most, wins the match." "Hmhmhm. You know I'm not limited to fighting just one poor fool with this, don't you?" Belselk said, hefting his hammer and grinning. "Of course. You'll have an unfair advantage. Like you had when the match started." Marisa smiled. "I know when I'm beaten. I don't mind, if it's in a good cause." "No, it's unevadable! Clearly it's a form of dragonbreath!" "Huh?" "What?" "You idiot!" "You're disgracing SeeD, all of you!" "What? Cool off, Squall! Besides, he's clearly a demon, it's a monster weapon!" "Can't we all just go look at some trains instead of arguing over this?" Marisa and Belselk smiled at each other, and got down to buisiness. Marisa: 29 Gatewalker The stands in the Light arena were nearly empty, setting a record low for the attendance of any finals match, even in Light. The only souls in sight were the castmates and friends of the two fighting. It seemed that everyone else was packed into the Godlike and Middle arenas like sardines in a can, just waiting to see Myria take her fourth championship or watch Belselk and Marisa go at it in what many were calling the best fight of the season. Hell, even the perverts couldn’t seem to be bothered to show up, and they normally turn out in force for a match like this. Well, ok, the perverts were missing for an entirely different reason. It seems that Clive and Elc did a little sniping, burning and general mangling of any pervert they could get their hands on before the match started, and left clear warning that they would do much worse to any pervert who decided to crash the fight. It was a pretty effective tactic too, every pervert who didn’t get roughed up beforehand decided that cowardice was the better part of valor, and left well enough alone. Well, all except for one. Young master Sheena Lepant was not about to be scared off by a couple of ruffians, even if one of them was a Godlike. After all, he was judging this match, and made it very clear that the moment someone touched him, he was calling disqualification. Right now, he was the man with the power, and he was going to abuse it. Which he did by turning the fight into a bikini mud wrestling match, of course. No real surprise there, but what was surprising was that Shante and Virginia(well, once she got Maya’s go ahead, anyway) were quite ok with it. One quick change into their bikinis later, and the two young women were struggling with all their might for a championship in a pool of slippery mud while the small crowd(mostly Gallows and Maya, really) cheered them on. At first, it seemed Virginia would have the upper hand, with her natural slipperiness only being enhanced by all this mud, and her experience in, ah, ‘handling’ other women. In short order the drifter had the songstress pinned down, and almost had the victory, if it weren’t for one small issue. She couldn’t stop laughing. Shante, sensing her imminent defeat, decided to take a gamble and stopped struggling under Virginia’s pin, and started tickling instead. It paid off, as Virginia is apparently very ticklish. Before long, their positions were reversed, and it was Shante who was holding her opponent down for the pin, and then getting the win when Virginia just couldn’t stop laughing long enough to fight back. While Shante got the championship, there were no hard feelings or bitterness after the fight. In a sense, everybody won, really. Shante got her championship and showed the world that Elc wasn’t the only worthwhile fighter to come out of their cast. Virginia and Maya got Shante to agree to come have dinner with them sometime, to celebrate her victory. Sheena, Gallows and the rest of the crowd got, well, it’s pretty obvious what they got out of this. All in all, this was a good day for everyone. Unless you count all those poor mangled perverts, but who ever counts them? Shante: 31 IhatethisCPU
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A Philosophical Experiment erewnt@yahoo.com Regardless of the in-conceivable defense bonuses Myria is subject too, the though of Junctioning 100 Ultima into Brahms, who already can single-handedly solo most of the Seraphic gate bosses (at least mine seemed capable of), is just too much to believe. The Irresistable Force: 38 The Immovable Object: 32 Lurking Registered User
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The DL Price is Right Namagomi There are two constants with anything related to the Price is Right. One: Almost nobody wins both showcases, ever. Two: At least one person will bid 1. And as such, after much deliberation to themselves over the prices, Chongara bidded 1. Then on Lemina's turn... ...she bidded 2. ...it never really is a good idea to bid "1" on anything in the Price is Right unless you're sure everyone else managed to overbid. Lemina: 27 Chongara: 12 Double Overbid: 27 Hunter Sopko
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