Roda the Red
Nitpicker of swords
CHARLIE HUGHES
SCENE:
Back in the Game
TIME:
Post-Arc 3, July 5 2022
LOCATION:
Boustan [About a four hour drive from New Oasis]
PARTICIPANTS:
Charlie, Hitoshi, Milo
Back in the Game
"A-ANIKI!" The boy shouted with desperation inn his voice, pupils reduced to mere dots at the sight of the pool of blood below his dear friend. Hitoshi's wound looked deep and unwilling to stop the flow anytime soon. "You're all cowards, RELEASE HIM NOW!" He gave a step, or rather a stomp forward, the hard floor beneath denting and caving. Fury and frustration overcame him, once again dismayed by the excrutiatingly limited his powers were in a situation like this. He wasn't quick enough, he couldn't take them out from a distance, either. He was at the mercy of the enemy's whims, lest underserving blood be spilled further.
However, the thugs behind the one-eyed man didn't take kindly to Charlie's thunderous advance, all four taking the initiative, their coordinated, confident march signaling their violent intentions. Weapons raised, they all rushed down the narrow tram path.
Fueled to the brim with leftover adrenaline, unbridled rage and a desperate sense of urgency, Charlie's punches were delivered with reckless abandon, ignoring all sense of self-preservation for the sake of pushing the offensive. The gang's strikes were true, uninhibited by pesky avoidance. Yet their target didn't faulter, delivering back what he was sent tendfold, until four pummeled bodies lied scattered around.
"*Huff, huff* Now..." As ready as the phoenix might've been for a follow up, his head was clearer than one might assume, well aware that his small victory amounted to very little. "...Tch...You win." The boy stood straight, dropping his baton on the floor, steel clanging loudly on the solid floor. "Just let him go." Mission be damned, the rookie didn't wish for an innocent woman to be caught in the clutches of those born and raised in chaos...But they still had a chance to take her back once more, a luxury that the sobered veteran didn't possess. He stared at Elizabeth, apologetic eyes begging for forgiveness.
However, the thugs behind the one-eyed man didn't take kindly to Charlie's thunderous advance, all four taking the initiative, their coordinated, confident march signaling their violent intentions. Weapons raised, they all rushed down the narrow tram path.
Fueled to the brim with leftover adrenaline, unbridled rage and a desperate sense of urgency, Charlie's punches were delivered with reckless abandon, ignoring all sense of self-preservation for the sake of pushing the offensive. The gang's strikes were true, uninhibited by pesky avoidance. Yet their target didn't faulter, delivering back what he was sent tendfold, until four pummeled bodies lied scattered around.
"*Huff, huff* Now..." As ready as the phoenix might've been for a follow up, his head was clearer than one might assume, well aware that his small victory amounted to very little. "...Tch...You win." The boy stood straight, dropping his baton on the floor, steel clanging loudly on the solid floor. "Just let him go." Mission be damned, the rookie didn't wish for an innocent woman to be caught in the clutches of those born and raised in chaos...But they still had a chance to take her back once more, a luxury that the sobered veteran didn't possess. He stared at Elizabeth, apologetic eyes begging for forgiveness.