Yuri was glad that his rather desperate grab at Saraphina worked, but as he fell back she did something which he didn’t think would happen, she violently twisted her arm, making his own strain and rotate in a painful manner. But the pain didn’t matter to Yuri; he just wanted to bring Saraphina down with him, and as such he tighten his grip so it wouldn’t become dislodged, thinking to himself as he did so I don’t think so; you are coming down with me, but what will- During his thought a lance of pain pierced though his gut and his groin as he landed on his back on the ground, gasping from the unexpected pain Yuri’s grip on Saraphina’s forearm tightened even more than it had been up until this point, in his mind Yuri apologised to Saraphina but then quickly changed his thoughts about what he would do next, even though he was in a lot of pain.
Right... ugh... What do I do next? Saraphina is bearing her weight down on me, I probably can’t... push her off because of this... pain... so what do I do? Considering his options for a moment was difficult but something which Yuri deemed extremely necessary for any further action I could always try to... push her off but it won’t work, I’m... in too much pain... I... could surrender but I wouldn’t have learned enough, and I am sure I can fight on... even in my condition... Wait a second... I am holding her arm, aren’t I? Well it looks like I’m going to have to at least try to do this, but it will be a gamble, on the other hand Battles both large and small are won by people who take risks. Deciding on his course of action, Yuri took as deep a breath as he was able considering the pain lancing through his arm and torso, and prepared to try it.
Yuri rolled his body to the right, pulling Saraphina in the same direction, hoping that rolling his body at the same moment would provide leverage and successfully dislodge Saraphina, but if it failed Yuri would be in a highly disadvantageous position, if it worked however, he would be in a highly advantageous position. The pain from the previous attacks and holding Saraphina’s arm were beginning to show at this point, so the movements were slightly lacking in force, almost imperceptibly, but for Yuri this was a battle of attrition, he had to fight with his waning strength against a more highly skilled opponent who was probably used to drawn out conflict. To make matters worse for Yuri, his opponent was also a Kelvic, someone instinctively used to using unarmed combat; he had the feeling if he didn’t end this fight with his next few moments it would be over for him, by knock out, Yuri thought briefly to himself while he waited to see the effect of his attack Ok... What happens from this point on will be a ‘go with the flow’ type thing, I can’t use strategy as well in a fistfight as when in a group situation or swordfight.
Right... ugh... What do I do next? Saraphina is bearing her weight down on me, I probably can’t... push her off because of this... pain... so what do I do? Considering his options for a moment was difficult but something which Yuri deemed extremely necessary for any further action I could always try to... push her off but it won’t work, I’m... in too much pain... I... could surrender but I wouldn’t have learned enough, and I am sure I can fight on... even in my condition... Wait a second... I am holding her arm, aren’t I? Well it looks like I’m going to have to at least try to do this, but it will be a gamble, on the other hand Battles both large and small are won by people who take risks. Deciding on his course of action, Yuri took as deep a breath as he was able considering the pain lancing through his arm and torso, and prepared to try it.
Yuri rolled his body to the right, pulling Saraphina in the same direction, hoping that rolling his body at the same moment would provide leverage and successfully dislodge Saraphina, but if it failed Yuri would be in a highly disadvantageous position, if it worked however, he would be in a highly advantageous position. The pain from the previous attacks and holding Saraphina’s arm were beginning to show at this point, so the movements were slightly lacking in force, almost imperceptibly, but for Yuri this was a battle of attrition, he had to fight with his waning strength against a more highly skilled opponent who was probably used to drawn out conflict. To make matters worse for Yuri, his opponent was also a Kelvic, someone instinctively used to using unarmed combat; he had the feeling if he didn’t end this fight with his next few moments it would be over for him, by knock out, Yuri thought briefly to himself while he waited to see the effect of his attack Ok... What happens from this point on will be a ‘go with the flow’ type thing, I can’t use strategy as well in a fistfight as when in a group situation or swordfight.