BB T2 R1 - [Luna vs. Danny vs. Batista]

At the roaring of the crowd, he grinned smugly. From the beginning of his time in this school to now, he's gotten in his fair share of fights and combat experience. It was clearly shown in his own fighting ability, seeing as he was not only a stronger hit but much faster to approach. Though, he'd have to see exactly how he would compare to other fighters. The woman who'd originally led him to the arena had since walked off, so he'd have no chance to ask any rules in this fight. "Hmm.. looks like all I gotta do is knock some faces in."

Though something was definitely off.. the whole arena had been built from plastic. Hold on just a second.. that wasn't just regular plastic, it was LEGOs. He burst into laughter from that point on, his left hand's index finger pointing at the decoration as his body was bent over. After he'd been done throwing his laughing fit, he looked up to the crowd, figuring he'd give them a show.

"So let me get this right" He would shout to the crowd as loud as he audibly could. "You want me to knock up some dudes in a LEGO arena? You got it" With that being said, the crowd roared in response once more, a mixture of boos and cheers. After a second of hearing the feedback, he'd take his hoodie off, now only in a white T-shirt and his typical black basketball shorts. Though aside from this difference, he had left his chain in the backroom along with his other jewelry. To finish his new tournament appearance, he'd seem to have worn his other fist wrap as well.

When his two competitors became aware of their own surroundings, he found that they had entered with equal...yet different approaches. Batista having chosen to rile up the crowd was making a wonderful show while Luna in her entirety was ready for a fight. Not to say the other man wasn't, as he could clearly see that he was but the contrast pulled him toward Luna; almost finding the lack of arrogance slightly appealing. However this was a tournament after all and a few, well placed maneuvers were always entertaining for the crowd and the competitors that performed them. Nothing wrong at all with getting the crowd revved for an absolute explosion of plastic pieces and blood splatters. The two mental images put together simultaneously was more amusing than he had imagined, almost smirking; using what he could muster of his will to restrain himself. No doubt doing something like that would seem odd...and make him an indefinite target.

Regardless he felt whoever actually initiated the fight first would get some flak from the other competitors, so out of lack of a better decision he decided that he was going to be that person going first. Especially since the girl had decided to take up a defensive position, with seemingly no prospect of moving from that spot. His hat laid tilted down to partially cover his eyes, which thankfully he had been allowed to keep; despite having his wonderful shoes taken from him, was now tilted up. He didn't want to block his view of the other competitors, so it rested rather firmly on the back half of his head; almost waiting to fall off. It didn't however, and simply sat snugly against his bleach blonde hair. Both eyes glancing between opponents, trying to decide which one to go for before making his split second decision; reeling back his arm. The decent sized piece of plastic bits still rested firmly in his palm and as he glanced to Batista, he couldn't help but choose him after making such an obvious taunt.

Releasing it with a small heave, he pitched the Lego ball toward Batista; doing his best to aim for the largest part of the man's body, which was his chest of course. In itself, the projectile merely felt like a distraction as he followed it up; glancing quietly toward Luna as he sprinted his way over to the decent sized man that he'd chosen as his target. Doing so to see if she would assist, simply watch, or go for himself. One circumstance was painfully disadvantaged but the other two were decent...not to mention he had to try ignoring each little prick from the bricks below. Thankfully his feet were conditioned for the most part...considering the sheer brutality of having to run from small children or adults with paintball guns...yes...both were usually smaller. Nevertheless he'd gotten to his target within those few seconds, whether or not Batista was ready for what came next was beyond Danny but both hands had taken up one of the chairs on his way over; spinning quietly as his arms angled toward the man's head. The chair was decently weighted and within that turn he hoped to brain Batista with the surprisingly constructed piece of furniture. Not only following up that far but bending at his legs after the plastic did or did not make contact, deciding he would go so far as to swipe the man's feet out from under him in the same move. Hopefully something worked...he wasn't fond of getting destroyed after all.

Nothing says "This is how you successfully do a first move" more than knocking someone out with a Lego chair before the other person even knows what's happening. This guy all of a sudden seemed much more intimidating, but that wouldn't get the best of Luna. Now this time, she was going to go on the offensive, trying to capitalize as much as possible off of the first wave of Lego violence. So far, the majority of her quick-time planning had gone as expected (which was pretty surprising to her in all honesty), so she was determined not to let the situation go to waste.

As Danny went to attack Batista with the chair, Luna would have used it as an opportunity to start phase 2: Keep the advantage on her side; control the center of the room. At this point, she would have moved to the opposite side of the center table to where Danny and Batista were standing. Once in position (Danny would have hit Batista by this point), Luna would throw/flip the table at the two opponents- attempting to make it as parallel to the walls as she could to try and conceal herself. The table would break off at the legs, two of the closest ones would stay stuck into the ground and the two furthest away from her would slide with the table.

She was aware that Danny probably knew where she was in relation to him and what she was planning when she did that, but she couldn't let the plan go to waste if he did. From here, she would try and jump kick the table with her heel to increase it's speed rather than go around it to make the second move (also allowing her to block him from the middle of the room)- however it unfortunately put herself in the middle of a Lego minefield (from the chair explosion), regardless of how Danny dealt with it. She couldn't tell what was worse. The feeling of the Lego nodes on top, or the feeling of the underside when kicking the table underside.

The table shattered beautifully against Danny- except for the fact it wasn't actually Danny, but Batista! Luna gave him props for using such an outrageous taboo tactic- although she wasn't going to be fooled that easily. She spotted the first of the Lego snowballs come towards her, to which she would hit away with her left forearm. To her surprise it hurt much more than expected, more like an ice-ball than a snowball, making a thin cut go all the way down her arm which stung like a bitch. She was prepared to dodge the second one having learnt her lesson, except it was thrown above her instead of directly at her- aimed at the chandelier which she had nearly forgotten about. If it weren't for a lucky slow-break and a cracking sound cue, she probably wouldn't have reacted fast enough to avoid it.

Luna would jump back into a painful roll back through the Lego table-leg goal-posts just in time. She could only clench her teeth and ignore the pain for now. Danny had very quickly and efficiently moved back the tide back into his favor- but that wasn't going to demoralize Luna.

With the center-arena now no-man's land, she would grab the table legs from the bottom to use as clubs, one in each hand, and would quickly go back to her original defensive posture. She was more confident in her strength than defensive abilities, but with the floor now covered in singles at almost every point of the arena, she would be prepared to make a full counter attack instead of making one herself. Capitalizing on his attack momentum and going to try finish this match in one more move would probably be the best strategy for Luna, although she knew very well that it would be more likely easier said than done.

If a snowball fight is what he wanted, a snowball fight is what he would get- Luna responding impatiently by throwing her two make-shift weapons at Danny's chest in quick succession before catching the one he threw. If dodging was unfeasible, then she would have to be alert enough to catch them instead. She would return his Lego ball in shortly after, although this one would be aimed at his head to change the pace. She felt sorry for Batista, but she couldn't help but be impressed by how smartly this person was going about this fight, and how easily he saw though her intentions. She'd have to hide her intentions much more carefully from here on if she wanted the advantage back. Pretty much everyone else in this school would have recklessly charged her by now. Her throws wouldn't have been at full strength (probably around the same strength as Danny did his, although still trying to make it look like she was putting her all into it), already having a new backup plan formulated that she didn't want to give away.

Still keeping on eye on Danny, she would slowly make her way towards the sofa nearby, shuffling any Lego bricks away with her feet so she wouldn't step on them. This is where the fun part would begin. Now against a wall, her options of thrown items would have increased- simple ball-like shapes wouldn't cut it.

Starting with the thick arm of the sofa, she would rip it off and lob it purposefully inaccurately at Danny towards his right shoulder using her left hand, once again only at 75% power. This would just be used as one heavy distraction though- her real plan was the Lego picture frame that hung on the wall, depicting a beautiful mosaic Mona Lisa. After grabbing it quickly as she threw the sofa arm, she would rotate her body into a full-power throw, using the square frame as a ninja star aimed at the left side of Danny's ribcage. She hoped the sudden speed increase and thin frame would be able to change the pace enough to take him off guard.

Luna was disappointed her distraction to ninja-star tactic didn't work on actually hitting Danny, but oh well. She should have planned for more distance variation on her throwing. (She had to really hold back not cringing. Poor Batista...)

Luna would be against the wall as Danny threw Batista at her, which would make a scary creaking sound as she went to try and safely catch him, hoping absorbing as much of the impact as possible. She would be stunned for a moment because of this, but fortunately she be able to use Danny's own technique of blocking incoming fire with Batista's body as he made his way closer to Luna. Unfortunately though, Danny was smartly moving up- which leaves her in a bad position as she wouldn't want to be defensive like this (meaning she wouldn't be able to return any attacks which could lead to a quick victory).

Danny's sweep kick would work as Luna was slow (trying to calculate how to get back).
She would land on her right arm, thankfully being near in the corner of the wall and the floor meant she would not stab herself on any Lego blocks. It also would make it very hard for Danny to get her into a pin, so even with Batista on top of her, she would attempt to brute-force the unconscious body upwards into him. The best case scenario would be he would trip back and land in a sea of Lego blocks, although she would take any form of distance to get herself standing again. She would use any opportunity (if at all) to shove Batista's body to the side (not wanting him to be used like this any further) and simply get into a (half)defensive position- although she would be looking for an opportunity to attack at the next chance.