Back alley brawling with style.
Martial Arts: superior (rank 2)
After my dad found out about my secret, he taught me how to fight. Boxing was the first former of fighting.
“It’s a thinking man’s fighting style.” He told me once while training.
After that, my dad taught me how to wrestle. Not the WWE stuff, but the all American style. I was a quick learner for that style. Now, I also learned kickboxing and judo, and I mastered them too.
I think about what I’m going to do when I get to the hospital. I enter threw a back window. I see no one in the hall. I quickly move up to the third floor.
Bulllet proof armor
Armor: standard (rank 1)
I think about what I’m going to do when I get to the hospital. I enter threw a back window. I see no one in the hall. I quickly move up to the third floor.
As I make it to the third floor and it was quite, too quite. I then fall to the ground; a man behind me hits me with a baseball bat. “You want so punk?” He shouts. I quickly get up and hit him with a haymaker. “I then realize something, he wasn’t the hostage taker. He had a doctor’s coat on. “Sir.” I say, where are they holding the hostages?”
“The west wing on this floor.” He rubs his chin.”Nice hit and sorry," He smiles
“Sorry." I say. I then keep moving
Chess Master
Tactician: superior (rank 2)
Remember when I said I was a sports nut? Well, believe it or not, my best sport wasn’t even a sport per say, it was chess. I was so good at it, that I went to regional’s and then national’s. This was years ago, that’s when I met Wendy. Her brother, Howard, was my opponent in the third round of national, and he lost to me. We flirted all that weekend, and I ended up moving to New York to be with her about a year into our long distance romance.
Anyway, I love chess; it really helps knowing how to think under pressure when you’re fighting someone. I wouldn’t be a good crime fighter if I wasn’t good at chess.
I finally make it to the west wing. I see four guys in masks. I also see Wendy. My human reaction is to rush in the room, but I stay back, and wait for my time to strike.
Takes a licking but keeps on ticking.
Iron Will: standard (rank 1)
It takes a little time before my opponents realize that the fourth man is missing. “Go check it out, hank.” The leader says.
He goes to the bathroom. He sees the man was knocked out. Before he could react, I attack, I give him a sweet punch to the face, he recovers and pushes me into a stall. He starts to slam my head into the wall, blood gushes from my newly sown stenches. Blood covers my face, but I recover by elbowing him in the nose, then push if into the sink, with a powerful kick, Knocking him out.
However, the other two hear the noise, and rush in. Guns locked and loaded. “It’s over dude.” The leader says. His finger was on the trigger.
Dodging and weaving
Acrobat: standard (rank 1)
I see his finger about to pull the trigger, and duck before he fires. It then goes off, and misses me. I quickly charge, I roundhouse kick the other man in the head, sending him backwards into the sink. He hits his head and was out cold. I then rebound by hitting the leader in the ribs with some body shots. Then, a quick uppercut. I wanted to check on Wendy, but I hear the cops, so a leap out of a window, and land into a tree, then I climb down.
Later that night, I was out home. Wendy walks in. “I knew it was you who took out those hostages. She smiles.
“Yeah, sorry I couldn’t check on you, cops.” I say, watching ESPN.
“Your head is still bleeding.” She complains.
“Yeah, I know.” I smile. “It’s part of the job.”
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