LeeRoy

Daemon Web- NMV

Have I been unsuccessful? As I have:
Broken your toes, prevented you from choking me, and I've been pushing out against your arm to keep it from making proper purchase on the choke.

It takes 20 turns for Fury to fully drain me, as you said 5%. I'm not even down to half energy.

The only injuries Kanitah has are a cracked rib and superficial skin loss. There is no hole in his chest, it is his skin peeled away from his metallic underskin that was formed by the engine. There is still a layer of machine between his bones and the air. Two times, mind you, and he has taken injury both times. Skin loss, both times. No fractured bones.

Kanitah is not a human, he's not as easy to floor as a human, he's well beyond the limits of peak human ability. As a high tier character with enhanced bone and muscle structure, combined with a mechanical boost to both his muscle and bone structure. He's incredibly durable and resistant to injury.

I have also taken repeated advantage of pulling at your arm, and pushing against it. You maintain this concept that Kanitah is only slightly superior to a human. He is vastly superior to a human.

It was Green who accepted my character. And as it says in his sheet. This is striking and pulling force, this is not lifting force.

Daemon Web- NMV

You mean the grapple that he initiated on me? Where he put me into a grapple, rather than it being necessary for me to initiate my own.

Daemon Web- NMV

I am enforcing the grapple rule, I have been resisting his grapple this entire time. He has not been resisting my break.

Daemon Web- NMV

Kanitah's strength, at that point in time, was greater than Fury's. When he slipped his fingers up underneath Fury's arm he moved his hand out of Fury's grip to slip both hands underneath. While that was a bit of an oversight, it's not one that should be noted as it's easily written off with logic. Mind you, the rear choke hold takes use of both hands, so using one hand to pin his arm behind his back would be impossible and still maintaining the same kind of hold.

And at that point in time Kanitah was 3x Fury's physical strength, so Kanitah removing his hand from the grip isn't unrealistic. Again, however, it is an oversight.

Now, at that point in time, I didn't defend against it but you neglected to take advantage of it. You could have very easily broken my arm, and due to the oversight I wouldn't have been able to stop it. But you didn't take advantage of it. Now, with me tearing your arm out of its socket.

Fury's strength is superior, correct, but Kanitah's force is vastly superior. With his own weight, the multiplication of his own force, and the focus on your arm.

My neck hasn't been attacked because my hand has been pushing against your arm this entire time.

Daemon Web- NMV

And you wholly disregarded my push, which means you did not defend against it.

MelonHead said
Obviously the Void couldn’t care less, but Fury had to admire how lucid his opponent was when he made another grab for his arm. Regardless, the Fireen simply pulled with his right arm (the one under his opponent’s neck) yanking back as hard as he physically could to snap the neck outright and preventing his fingers from gaining any purchase.

If I still have the ability to continue the attack, and with further force applied to it. It carries. Which Kanitah still had the ability to do so. Including your own speed from the upwards flight, and Kanitah's weight. Everything spells that this is going negatively for Fury.

Daemon Web- NMV

Nope, I interrupted the neck snap with my hand the first turn of you grabbing ahold of his neck.

LeeRoy said
jamming his fingers between Fury's arm and his throat

And the second turn with the attempt to begin ripping off his arm.

Daemon Web- NMV

A third thing to note.

It's two turns of attack focused on your forearm uninterrupted.

Daemon Web- NMV

The grip against his throat tightened even further with Fury's pull, beginning to actually restrict the airflow to his head. Kanitah's push was the only thing keeping him alive at this point. If it relinquished he was going to be in trouble. This was going to be down to the wire if Kanitah didn't do something soon. But then Fury lifted upwards and his grip on his neck tightened, Kanitah was then kneed at full force to his spine and thrown into the wall in front of them. Flopping to the ground and writhing for a moment in antagonizing pain. That was a damn hard blow, it was sending waves of pain through Kanitah's body from waist to neck in the form of a severe burning and screaming pain. The pundambayan couldn't get up, his legs moved but he couldn't force himself to his feet. The only way to prevent himself getting into a scenario where death is a certainty is if he falls. With his hand he gripped the ground and threw himself into the hole again. This time he wasn't just plummeting, there was another layer just beneath them with numerous spires bridging it to the one just above. The hero dragged himself behind one of them and pushed himself into a sitting position. groaning slightly at the pain in his back.

Daemon Web- NMV

Well, alright, but note two things as I write my next post.

A: I remember that Fury's unbridled builds up to 100 tons. But it starts at 50 tons. That knee strike of yours is exaggerated.
B: Kanitah's bones and musculature are primarily metal at the moment, so breaking his neck isn't going to happen. Not that easily.

Daemon Web- NMV

That is why in the previous turn he dropped himself, that should have released the lock entirely.


However it did not, somehow, so Kanitah's hand slipped underneath Fury's arm. Somehow.

Now, mind you, the rings amplify all force not just strikes. However, for only an instance. It is not a sustained thing.