Ra Vizsla
The Undying
Mandalorian Blood Duel
[member="Anija Betna"] @Davon Karr @Arrbi Betna
"TAL BAL IJAA!"
<<Blood and Honor!>>
His eyes leveled back on Davon's cold steely gaze.
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"....You're not going soft on me, are you?"
This was not the life Ra thought he was going to live. He looked up at the man who had kidnapped him, years ago - stolen him as a slave to live in this man's servitude. Now, the young wolf fought in the Geonosian fighting pits for money and trade. He held his head down, ears tucked back. Covered in fur, the gurlanin was in his most basic form, but was standing upright. Heritage didn't matter in the pit fights, species didn't matter in the pit fights. Only one's capability to fight.
"....This is the last one."
"Don't lie to me," the now much larger Ra growled in return.
"...Well, not the last one forever," the man returned a cackle. "Just the last one of the day! I've got you booked for three more tomorrow. You're making me a killing, Dog. Now, c'mon. Get in there." Claws began to pierce the fur and stretch out from his hands. The soon-to-be Vizsla shrugged his growing shoulders, scratching the duracrete on the walls of his cell. He hated this man. His captor. His tormentor. His owner.
But most of all, Ra hated himself for loving the fights.
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After the connection of their skulls, Ra let go of the man's wrist and used this moment of mental recovery to push away, interrupting the old man's plans and his own to continue this close quarters struggling. Pain struck up the back of his leg, the wound filling with sweat and leg hair as it continued to struggle to clot. He was not losing too much, though - the beast knew his limits. No, the blood was just better for show.
He flicked up his foot under the handle of the mythosaur axe as he walked by it, spiraling it into his hand and raising it above his head.
"Tal bal ijaa," he would yell. It was unclear if he was taunting Davon or commending him on a good first exchange. However, it was clear that Ra wanted another one - but was becoming more aware that the two other Mandalorians were now just beginning to find their way through the platforms and towards them. Not enough time to finish off the old man before they got here. He was a little more feisty than Ra preferred.
The heavy polearm swung in his iron grip, swaying like a pendulum from side to side, side to side.
It was a basic challenge to the other Mandalorians. He had struck first, like he always does. Now he wished to see what metal they were made of.
[member="Anija Betna"] @Davon Karr @Arrbi Betna
"TAL BAL IJAA!"
<<Blood and Honor!>>
Ra held his mythosaur axe up high above his head.
"TAL BAL IJAA," he would roar at the crowds and Davon, adrenaline spiking.
"Tengaanar ni."
<<Show me.>>
His eyes leveled back on Davon's cold steely gaze.
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"....You're not going soft on me, are you?"
This was not the life Ra thought he was going to live. He looked up at the man who had kidnapped him, years ago - stolen him as a slave to live in this man's servitude. Now, the young wolf fought in the Geonosian fighting pits for money and trade. He held his head down, ears tucked back. Covered in fur, the gurlanin was in his most basic form, but was standing upright. Heritage didn't matter in the pit fights, species didn't matter in the pit fights. Only one's capability to fight.
"....This is the last one."
"Don't lie to me," the now much larger Ra growled in return.
"...Well, not the last one forever," the man returned a cackle. "Just the last one of the day! I've got you booked for three more tomorrow. You're making me a killing, Dog. Now, c'mon. Get in there." Claws began to pierce the fur and stretch out from his hands. The soon-to-be Vizsla shrugged his growing shoulders, scratching the duracrete on the walls of his cell. He hated this man. His captor. His tormentor. His owner.
But most of all, Ra hated himself for loving the fights.
--------------
After the connection of their skulls, Ra let go of the man's wrist and used this moment of mental recovery to push away, interrupting the old man's plans and his own to continue this close quarters struggling. Pain struck up the back of his leg, the wound filling with sweat and leg hair as it continued to struggle to clot. He was not losing too much, though - the beast knew his limits. No, the blood was just better for show.
He flicked up his foot under the handle of the mythosaur axe as he walked by it, spiraling it into his hand and raising it above his head.
"Tal bal ijaa," he would yell. It was unclear if he was taunting Davon or commending him on a good first exchange. However, it was clear that Ra wanted another one - but was becoming more aware that the two other Mandalorians were now just beginning to find their way through the platforms and towards them. Not enough time to finish off the old man before they got here. He was a little more feisty than Ra preferred.
The heavy polearm swung in his iron grip, swaying like a pendulum from side to side, side to side.
"Tengaanar ni."
<<Show me.>>
It was a basic challenge to the other Mandalorians. He had struck first, like he always does. Now he wished to see what metal they were made of.