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	[center][h1]A new challenger approaches![/h1][/center]

	"[color=8dc73f]How unfortunate, well it can't be helped can it? We monsters, we always fight over territory.[/color]" The hulking cultist explains as he feels the gnashing teeth rip into his skin, but much to Gilliman's surprise, his skin is tough and chewy, like a normal man trying to eat a car tire. Of course he was making progress, blood leaking from the tentacles but he wasn't tearing the flesh apart like he normally does. The cultist looks over to his deformed arm, and saw the light drizzle of blood seeping from it. "[color=8dc73f]That's not good...[/color]" He states flatly, before attempting to pull the tentacles up to, and near his face. "[color=8dc73f]I'm a tad thirsty myself. Let's see who's the better devourer.[/color]" He chuckles, before his teeth extend to look like horrific needles, and he bites into the tentacle mass that had him grappled. However, he saw Legion's rush and his eyes grew wide, for there were many ways that could go horribly wrong. For hell's sake, the monster just said he ate people! Don't give him more bodies to eat!

	But that was the least of his concerns, as unbeknown to this servant of the dark forces, another evil power was in play. The sound of metallic hooves could be heard slamming into stone, as another red robed figure started to make his way to the arena. However, this man was no cultist, but rather a man of steel and rage. He had picked up from the news that an attack was happening, and that the arena was indeed a focal point for these assaults. With a large cleaver-like sword in hand, and a new hand wielding it, Luigi Vile rode forth upon his iron horse, a mechanical automaton in an equine shape. He was prepared for war, and would bring the fury of steel upon these cultists of flesh and blood! He rode towards the tentacled cultist, cleaver held high and ready to tear them asunder.
	"[color=ed1c24]Blitzkrieg![/color]" The metal man shouted, for he would be swift like the lighting, and as destructive as a war.