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How does the hit-manning fit into the whole non-lethal format of the league though? :P
Doesn't quite seem like this is going to work out - at least, i'm out of ideas. But its not too big of a deal in the end, since the league is an 'every man for himself' event.
I haven't a homeworld for him yet; he may as well be native to far-future Earth, should it be required.

Here's another question though: by the looks of it, Melon's character comes from an Earth where magic is existent; my character (surprisingly) does too. What about Pollen's though? Would that be a common point, or does their character come from a more mundane version of the exact same planet, without magic? The tear gas and flashbangs do give off a technology oriented vibe.
In that case, i think we should start discussing how our characters could be related - hash out some of their backstories and try to find common points, perhaps?

My character's story is that he is from an artificially created race, originally intended to be used as a self-replicating and rapidly evolving semi-sentient robotic hive-mind weapon, but due to sabotage of one of their test runs, the species managed to break out and last long enough to gain full autonomy and sentience before they could be terminated. Since they put their best efforts to the task of surviving the cleanup, their creators eventually failed contain this incident and the question of whether they should be awarded the same rights as any other sentient beings was raised.

Eventually, they were granted such rights - but still left with the stigma of being an artificial race created with the intent of manslaughter. This created a heavy social environment, within which Ludo - the character in question - was raised, triggering a defensive response in him which had taken form of vehement nationalism and spite. However, his attitude has calmed over the years, and as of now, Ludo has taken up the task of changing how his species is viewed by entering a tournament with non-lethal regulations, attempting to show that they don't not have any inherent will to murder, despite their origins.

Though, he isn't a nice guy by any means: still very prideful, often condescending and ridiculously stubborn; though not inapproachable, as he has both a sense of nobility and rationale.
As for now though, i'm off to sleep. Will think a bit about the move tomorrow, revise my post a few times - make sure it all goes smoothly.
Not quite upper torso - just below the solar plexus, leaving about a ribcage's length between his hip and Sigurd's shoulder. But yeah, that was a hasty move on my part. Not on Gigue's though - i've got the sleekest was possible to get him out of this situation, and seeing as he's supposed to be an analytical mastermind, formerly being the head of a large industrial syndicate's security, as well as an accomplished wrestler, it'd be in character to say that he planned for the fancy move i'm going to bust out.
The solution was rather simple: bending his right leg, he'd place its heel square on the man's left shoulder, pinning the it to the ground and having his leg block Sigurd's stone arm form reaching over to protect his own body. Then, a situp, during which Gigue would slip his right hand underneath his tuxedo
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The chronology was that Gigue first puts his foot down and then does the situp, so i'll take that as a yes. This means we're still going to tango.
@MelonHead Say, is the push done before or after Gigue had put his foot down on Sigurd's shoulder?
Eeyup. That's pretty much my plan as of now.
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Option 2 also leaves Gigue face downwards, so in theory, he can get up to his feet quicker than Sigurd and just bum rush him with the knife as he's getting up; especially dangerous considering Sigurd is completely disarmed. Option three still leaves both of them grounded, but it also frees up both of Sigurd's arms without giving Gigue a definitive advantage.
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