Target Practice <OPEN>
Sept 9, 2011 12:33:17 GMT -5
Post by gemmawolf on Sept 9, 2011 12:33:17 GMT -5
(OOC: I was thinking last one standing, but only because the others have fainted. But if people want to back out or finish up, we can do highest health left.)
"The only thing keeping me from you right now is the fact that you're the only sane person here. Now, I recommend you take advantage of that." Had he said that to her? Nee couldn't tell clearly; her head was still reeling over the gruesomeness of it all. She came her to practice some aims alone in the woods before the Reaping, attempting to raise her hopes of survival if her name was drawn from the glass ball. She hadn't made the first strike: he had.
He's talking to me, and he's right, she thought. She was the sanest person there. She hadn't joined a fight without thinking of the dangers. She hadn't jumped to conclusions from one word. "Coward." The word rang in her mind. That had been the thing that had started it all off, hadn't it? Two of them had taken it to heart, and the other joined in as soon as he saw her in trouble. She owed the Careers nothing, but she would do what she could to get her ally out of there alive.
"...when we get back to the District. Take that as a promise - take that as a threat, take that however you like, but it's happening." Was he still talking? What other threats had he made while she was day dreaming?
"Then fight me." She saw Hugo go for him, another heavy strike adding to the unnamed Career's toll. Her friend asked if she could move, hinting at making their escape. She considered it, but was it worth it? They wouldn't get far with her wounds. She needed rest; she needed the fighting to stop.
Moving away wouldn't do any harm, though, she reasoned. She nodded, accepting his help to get back a few dozen yards. She looked at the poor boy that they had all helped to attack. He was half dead; soon he'd be on the floor. What had he said? Fifteen minutes? She supposed his guess was good. But she'd had her fight with him, he wasn't going to hurt her any more. Or if he does, he'll be sorry. Her grip tightened on the axe until her knuckles were white.
But the fickle fighter, Hugo, he was just out there to prove his strength. Surely there was a reason for that? He wouldn't be able to beat him usually. He was only doing so well now after the hits that she and her ally had made, plus a couple of his own. He had taken the same offence to her light remark and was just as ready to attack her. If I had been on my own... She shuddered; there was no way that she would have been able to take both of them on.
He needs to know that he can't get away with it. She was too far away for her axe to make enough impact, it would just bounce off him. Then she remembered the throwing knives. Her aim wasn't too bad - the splintered trees around her proved it.
She motioned her friend to stop, sliding her rucksack off and unzipping it. She quickly found the knives, between the biscuits and a water bottle, just as she'd left them. Before her ally could stop her, she flung one at Hugo, determined to not let him forget that he had threatened her just as much. As much as I despise you, she thought, directing it to the thumbless one as if he could read her mind, you deserve a break. No one needs to die today.
"The only thing keeping me from you right now is the fact that you're the only sane person here. Now, I recommend you take advantage of that." Had he said that to her? Nee couldn't tell clearly; her head was still reeling over the gruesomeness of it all. She came her to practice some aims alone in the woods before the Reaping, attempting to raise her hopes of survival if her name was drawn from the glass ball. She hadn't made the first strike: he had.
He's talking to me, and he's right, she thought. She was the sanest person there. She hadn't joined a fight without thinking of the dangers. She hadn't jumped to conclusions from one word. "Coward." The word rang in her mind. That had been the thing that had started it all off, hadn't it? Two of them had taken it to heart, and the other joined in as soon as he saw her in trouble. She owed the Careers nothing, but she would do what she could to get her ally out of there alive.
"...when we get back to the District. Take that as a promise - take that as a threat, take that however you like, but it's happening." Was he still talking? What other threats had he made while she was day dreaming?
"Then fight me." She saw Hugo go for him, another heavy strike adding to the unnamed Career's toll. Her friend asked if she could move, hinting at making their escape. She considered it, but was it worth it? They wouldn't get far with her wounds. She needed rest; she needed the fighting to stop.
Moving away wouldn't do any harm, though, she reasoned. She nodded, accepting his help to get back a few dozen yards. She looked at the poor boy that they had all helped to attack. He was half dead; soon he'd be on the floor. What had he said? Fifteen minutes? She supposed his guess was good. But she'd had her fight with him, he wasn't going to hurt her any more. Or if he does, he'll be sorry. Her grip tightened on the axe until her knuckles were white.
But the fickle fighter, Hugo, he was just out there to prove his strength. Surely there was a reason for that? He wouldn't be able to beat him usually. He was only doing so well now after the hits that she and her ally had made, plus a couple of his own. He had taken the same offence to her light remark and was just as ready to attack her. If I had been on my own... She shuddered; there was no way that she would have been able to take both of them on.
He needs to know that he can't get away with it. She was too far away for her axe to make enough impact, it would just bounce off him. Then she remembered the throwing knives. Her aim wasn't too bad - the splintered trees around her proved it.
She motioned her friend to stop, sliding her rucksack off and unzipping it. She quickly found the knives, between the biscuits and a water bottle, just as she'd left them. Before her ally could stop her, she flung one at Hugo, determined to not let him forget that he had threatened her just as much. As much as I despise you, she thought, directing it to the thumbless one as if he could read her mind, you deserve a break. No one needs to die today.
(Attacks Hugo - Throwing Knife)
[dice=200+9000]
(Shallow Cut on Neck - 4.0)[rand=673281839067817433051122319603393816642352825887608616738089534598]