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As he struggled to pin the haemovore down,
Sky merely shrugged him off and broke free, pushing to his feet. Long blue hair
tied back from his face, Sky retreated as Keir confronted him. Sky crouched
lower, baring his fangs in a display designed to keep his prey paralyzed with
fear. Refusing to be intimidated, Keir nonetheless took another step back in
preparation, eyes fixed on his adversary.
“You can’t win,” Sky snarled as they
circled one another. “I’m stronger and faster than any human.”
Keir knew the truth of that, and had the
bruises to prove it. A haemovore’s composition was far denser than a human’s,
making them heavier and tougher than someone even twice their size.
“We shall see.” Keir said nothing more, but
held his hands at the ready, waiting.
As Sky made a feint toward him, lashing out
with one foot, he countered the blow by shoving down with both hands, but
failed to avoid the punch that knocked him to the ground. Despite the jarring
pain, he jumped to his feet. The haemovore had vanished. Keir spun, searching
for him, sure the battle was not yet over. That this was another ploy to trick
him into lowering his defenses.
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I suspect Keir's right - Sky doesn't strike me as the type to abandon a fight so easily.
ReplyDeleteFun fight sequence. I'm hoping there's more to come. These two make for good opposing forces.
ReplyDeleteAnd, we wait, expectantly, for next week!
ReplyDeleteGreat job keeping the action moving! (this is something I always struggle with.) Can't wait for next week! :D
ReplyDeleteFind him, Keir! Take him down! Love this scene.
ReplyDeleteNothing better than having a character constantly looking over their shoulder for a possible attacker.
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