Before he could finish his sentence within the Nexus itself, the first round had already started. Abe was whisked away to some small abandoned town within the heartlands of the U.S.A. ". . .ment?" Well there we go, we're in the soup now aren't we? 

Abe's body had began to regress to its usual state; dried skin, dead eyes, and that delicious brain rot. Abe's sanity would be out the window within a few moments, Abe chose to give a fair warning to his as of yet unseen opponent. He stood up and pointed his head up at the sky, parting his cracked lips to shout out a vague threat. "Hey! Whatever jerk I'm about to kill! I hope you're comfortable with your flesh being stripped from your bone! When I lose my mind again, I'm not going to care about your ethics on cannibalism! I can and will eat you!" That was that, and there really was no more to say. The rapidly resurfacing holes in his brain felt sort of like pop-rocks inside his skull cavity, tearing and fizzling ever so slightly. "Ooohhh yeeeeshh, thassh the shtuff!" The lisp was back.

"One two! Abe'sh comin' for you!" The matte-black spheres rolled in his head for a moment as his animal brain took in his surroundings, an unnatural structure made out of some kind of rock. Haddad himself was up on top the roof of one of the tallest buildings there, just about the center of town. There's a dusty road and a few buildings where the humans lived, though they don't anymore. Abe couldn't make out many scents that weren't at least a year old. Except a faint scent of something human-like was nearby. It smelled like the sweat of a human, the faint pheromones of one too, but it was like it ran on something totally different. Something unnatural, like magic maybe? "Hey you! I only whiffed yer schent before! What're you? Are you taschty? C'mere to Abe and let me take a bite of you!"

That festering pool in his gut roiled for a while, Abe's face was plastered with a horrible shit-eating grin, it'd take his foe a while to actually find him. Despite them being within relatively close proximity to eachother, as Abe was on a rooftop and therefore out of direct line of sight. That's good for now, but if his opponent is that massive spider freak he'll be in for a bit of a nasty surprise. Since, guess what, spiders can climb walls. This would be the perfect terrain for Abe to get stomped on by a giant bug. Kyehehehe, he cackled silently to himself, a few moments and he'll lay eyes on his prey and when he does! Sizzle hiss goes the melting face, and with a scream the man's life goes away. 

But Abe's getting ahead of himself, he doesn't even know who he's fighting yet.