Sparring Time!

"Rrrryah!"

A loud crash echoed from the dark, dim lit dojo within the downtown city. Inside, within the wooden walls. A black and yellow furred Honey Badger was seen. She was wearing a high cut vest and tight black shorts. Perfect for working out. Which is seemingly exactly what she was doing from the fact that her right leg was raised in the air in a kicking motion.... and from the fact that a heavy punching back with a broken metal chain was halfway across the room, crashed through one of the wooden walls.

"Hmph… it went further yesterday." She pouted, shifting around the room before approaching a stockpile of more bags, each heavier than the last. She looked down, picking up a red coloured back and lifting it up, attaching the metal chain and hanging it up in place of the last, destroyed bag.

"Round two." She huffed, getting back to work, throwing lefts, rights, uppercuts, kicks, all in a quick flurry, showing no signs of slowing down, it seemed she was purposefully going as hard as she could, she would keep going, no matter how much she tired, her technique wouldn't drop.

She would keep going and going for minutes and minutes, rattling the bag until it would swing back and forth from her hard strikes. "Hah!... Rah! Hyah!" She kicked, punched, hit with her palm, and so on. The loud rattles of the metal chain flailing and loud thuds of the strikes filling the room the entire time.

It was always fun to just walk around and see what is happening in places you usually don't go to. Downtown in Station Square wasn't a spot Bou regularly visited, but today was different. He had nothing to do anyway, so maybe he would see something new. Something that wasn't here before.

Everything he saw before was still here, nothing new. All the same stuff. Even the few buildings that had changed a bit still looked the same. It was boring as hell. Maybe he should've just stayed home today.

But then he heard something. In the small building right next to him, there was a loud crash. "Hm?" His head looked towards it in a reflex, but there was only a closed door. He couldn't help but check out what happened, so he opened the door.

On the other side of it there was a badger girl, trying to beat up a bag that had done nothing wrong. The bag did however seem to be very heavy, still, the badger didn't really show that it was THAT heavy. She punched into it and pushed it away like it was nothing, while the metal chain was trying its best to hold on to the bag. Bou couldn't help but to yell out his enthusiasm. "Awesome!" He said as his eyes started to glow bright green.

THUD.... CRASH!

A solid punch in the centre of the much heavier punch-bag had finally made the chain meet its match, causing the bag to fly across the room, crashing into the same spot as the last one... yeah, that was making quite the big hole within the wooden walls.

Kelina's piercing yellow eyes darted over to her 'guest' her teeth gritting slightly as she took a step forward. "You didn't book a session." She said plainly, sternly, still visibly panting and sweating from her all out assault on the poor punch bags.

"Now, way I see it you got a couple options..." She began making her way closer, standing across from Bou in a wide, wooden-floored room. "Option 1, turn tail and run." Another step forward, her fingers cracking in her grasp. "Option 2, stand there and gawk before you become the 3rd thing to get smashed through that wall..." She said, tilting her head to the large crater she had created from her work out.

"And Option 3.... fight for your life." She said, her legs stiffening and shifting in a strong stance, you could practically feel a breeze pass by as her cold glare watched him, her fists clenched tightly.

The badger seemed like she wasn't that friendly, Bou couldn't really see it though, he was too naive. "Uh...I mean I guess yeah. Can you book sessions here? What's this place anyway? A fitness centre?" Well, he couldn't see it until she started to threaten him.

His eyes kept glowing brightly as he held his hands forward. "Wowowow now let's take it easy here okay? You don't immediately have to go full mean guy on me." His hands suddenly became engulved in some green energy, which shaped into two gauntlets. "Oh....damn...wait I didn't do that on purpose."

It was not that she really intimidated him. He just really didn't want to fight with the only reason that he disturbed her. "If...you want a sparring match I'd be totally fine with it though!" As a smirk covered his face as he took a fighting stance, just in case she immediately went at him.

"Powers..." She visibly growled through grit teeth, her eyes sharpened and not vey friendly looking at all. She began to take some steps forward as he striking expression remained.

She growled again, louder this time as she stomped her right foot into the ground, her boot snapping a wooden floorboard clean in half and sending one half flying up in front of her. Just as quick as that, she kicked the board forward with her left foot, sending it flying towards Bou as a fast speed.

It seemed she wanted to keep distance, at least for now, she didn't seem to have any powers of her own, thus was trying to scout what this "intruder" was all about.

As the badger stepped forward, Bou could only step backwards. Then the badger did something unexpected. She kicked up a floorboard from her own building and kicked it right towards him. Luckily his reflexes (and his chaos control) were fast enough to react on it, as he easily punched the floorboard in two with his gauntlet once it had arrived.


"HEY-hey why are you doing this???" The fox was confused. He'd never had someone go into a fight with him with so little reason to. Who'd be so direct? So short fused? Wait he remembered! "You're from the Valentine's event at the B.Scotch Restaurant! Kelina! Right? You went out with Ragnilde!"

He wasn't sure whether to run away, to start fighting or to just stand still, so he did the last one. After a shot silence he asked again. "AGAIN WHY ARE YOU FIGHTING ME?"