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I don't know why Kanitah is so upset about being weaker than Fury, that definitely isn't the case. This is the form of combat that suits Fury better than any other, and he's hardly steam-rolling Kanitah.

Hell, considering he's fighting a dude in armour with his bare fists he should be surprised he's done anything at all.
Fury let loose his energy blast and sent Kanitah flying, though the man had chosen to sustain greater damage on his hand in order to spare the rest of his body. The decision was his to make, Fury supposed, rolling to his feet with a grimace. His body hurt all the more when he stood, the injuries he sustained catching up to him in one wave of discomfort. He staggered rightward, coughed and turned to face Kanitah in his location on the ground.

His armour was badly dented, an unfortunate by-product of his repeated encounters with Kanitah’s force-enhancing abilities. It was pressing into his side uncomfortably where his ribs were probably broken, but there wasn’t much he could do about that now. However, despite his energy blast Fury still felt as if he was running now with more energy than he had in the beginning of the fight. This was good news for the Fireen, who had developed a healthy respect for his opponent if only for the wallop his tackle had given him.

“If I had my damn sword I’d fuck you up.” Fury spat, for the first time in recent memory wishing he hadn’t been so damned arrogant about his new power and had just taken a weapon with him. He had a moment until Kanitah got himself together to recover himself, preferring to do it on his own feet, so he stood there until he had normalized his breathing. There were perhaps ten feet separating the fighters.
Nah, Fury hadn't gone unbridled, I would have been more specific if he had. This attack is sort of a mix between his energy glaive ability and a basic push, it's a pushing attack with some burn to it.

It would definitely throw Kanitah away from Fury unless he held on insanely tight, but it probably wouldn't be powerful enough to obliterate his arm due to all the energy he lost when his concentration was sabotaged. It would probably just launch him away from Fury and cause some fairly significant burning and kinetic damage.

If Kanitah tries to block it with his hand though it would probably break his fingers and whatnot.
To be fair, Fury's energy blast probably wasn't -that- strong, Fury's energy attacks are pretty shit really, he has no real skill just lots of power.
Alright @GreivousKhan I'll have the opening up soon-ish.

It's also just occurred to me that the many times I've dramatically shouted KHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN were completely in ignorance of the Star Trek quote, which I was somehow unaware of until recently.
Kathleen, the Black Lioness


The Dreaded General of Sparta, Caspus IV.



Brennus, Woad-Worn Barbarian of Britannia, Hero of the Iceni.


As his spear plunged into the tough flesh of his opponent's thigh, using his own momentum against him to drive it fully into his body, Brennus grinned ferociously. He knew a debilitating wound when he saw one, but he wasn't above some show-boating. He drew his longsword with a flourish, dropping the sheath to the sands and raised one arm to the crowd as the Spartan collapsed onto one knee. The crowd roared as he struck a slashing blow, blocked desperately by the Spartan. He circled his downed foe, striking constantly, blood and flesh cleaved by the Celtic Longsword as the Iceni warrior wielded it in both hands. Finally the Spartan raised his hand in surrender, falling to the sand. Septimus met the Iceni's eye from the crowd and the Briton knew what he had to do. He raised his sword high, the crowd bellowing in its blood lust, some booing at what seemed to be the execution of an exciting fighter who could still probably recover. Brennus reversed his grip and plunged down, halting at his foe's neck, the skin pulsing as even the fearless Spartan swallowed nervously.

The crowd roared, mostly in satisfaction as the Spartan was spared, but with the odd yell of displeasure at seeing the spectacle end without the appropriate bloodshed. Such was the nature of Gladiatorial combat however, and another contest of will and strength had ended as such.

Brennus turned and left the Colosseum, leaving the task of retrieving the Spartan and the weapons to someone else, he had earned his rest.

- End Round 1 -
Funnily enough that's exactly why I chose to do this, this should be a fair enough match-up I'll transfer the details to the thread and get this show on the road.
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