While pounding Deith's face to the pavement, the shitbag bit into his arm. Ardos screamed and rolled out of the way, giving Deith his opportunity to escape.
There was some distance between the two of them again. He noticed the illusion broke and the pain on his shoulder went back to being tolerable. Ardos removed the fountain pain from his flesh, threw it aside and checked his arm. Shit, he was bleeding at an alarming rate. He took off the bandages around his neck (the slice there was almost healed, anyway) and wrapped them around the wound to stop the bleeding. That should be a good... temporary solution.
Deith looked worse than him. He noticed he was beginning to slow down.
He had this fight in the bag.
Ardos took these few seconds as a breather. Despite the ringing pain in his arm and his shoulder, the adrenaline kept him going. This was good. This was great, actually. He missed the blood rush. He missed good fights. It was almost a turn on. He chuckled at Deith's comment.
"Cigarettes, heavily seasoned rats, and McDonald's," he said. It was gross, especially that last one. But it was pretty much he could afford with their money. He spat on the side. He picked up his sword and charged at Deith again, only this time, he stopped a few meters in front of him before swinging his sword to hit him on the shoulder.
There was some distance between the two of them again. He noticed the illusion broke and the pain on his shoulder went back to being tolerable. Ardos removed the fountain pain from his flesh, threw it aside and checked his arm. Shit, he was bleeding at an alarming rate. He took off the bandages around his neck (the slice there was almost healed, anyway) and wrapped them around the wound to stop the bleeding. That should be a good... temporary solution.
Deith looked worse than him. He noticed he was beginning to slow down.
He had this fight in the bag.
Ardos took these few seconds as a breather. Despite the ringing pain in his arm and his shoulder, the adrenaline kept him going. This was good. This was great, actually. He missed the blood rush. He missed good fights. It was almost a turn on. He chuckled at Deith's comment.
"Cigarettes, heavily seasoned rats, and McDonald's," he said. It was gross, especially that last one. But it was pretty much he could afford with their money. He spat on the side. He picked up his sword and charged at Deith again, only this time, he stopped a few meters in front of him before swinging his sword to hit him on the shoulder.