I, Garrison Kelly, challenge you, Andy Peloquin, to a duel
to the death! But it is not we who will fight, but our characters…
In the black corner, weighing in at 180 pounds, standing a
cool 6 feet tall, the Hunter of Voramis!
Tale of the Tape:
- ·
Superhuman reflexes, strength, speed--think
Captain
- · Thousands of years of weapons training
- · Body has accelerated healing factor--can survive a sword to the heart (can be killed by drowning, iron weapons, beheading, and suffocation)
- · Cannot be killed by anything but iron
- · Accursed dagger that heals him when he kills
- · No magical abilities whatsoever
- · No hesitation to kill if he perceives opponent as a threat/obstacle to his desires--classic anti-hero
In the red corner, from Los Angeles , California
Tale of the Tape:
- Preferred style of fighting is professional wrestling
- Described by commentators as a "technical brawler", meaning he is proficient in suplexes, throws, and submission holds
- Can also slug it out for as long as he wants.
- Being a professional wrestler requires mental and physical toughness, which he has in spades.
- It took an entire roster of monsters and demons just to send him to the ICU and he still delivered his story's final blow.
Two enter the ring, only one can leave alive!
How would Mitch McLeod
kill the Hunter? Since professional wrestling requires toughness and
endurance, Mitch will absorb two strikes from The Hunter's sword just to
deliver one massive superman punch. Once the Hunter is wounded, Mitch can pass
through his defenses and perform bone-crunching wrestling moves like the
piledriver, the body slam, the belly-to-belly suplex, and even a Texas
Cloverleaf submission hold.
To kill Mitch McLeod:
The Hunter would try to overwhelm him with his inhuman speed, strength, and
skill. All he has to do is pierce him skin with Soulhunger, and the dagger will
consume his soul. Not even someone with considerable magical abilities can survive
Soulhunger's bite--it was created to kill demons.
Who would win?
Because he can last longer than any opponent The Hunter has
ever faced. Mitch could shake the ropes Ultimate Warrior-style and find his
second wind, his third wind, and every wind after that until he finally
delivers a spine-jarring power-bomb and paralyzes The Hunter like he did to a
seven footer named Jack Finnegan.
But not even the mighty fists of the technical brawler can
put the Hunter down for long. No matter how many times McLeod takes him to the
ground, the Hunter will get back up. With every taste of McLeod's blood,
Soulhunger floods the Hunter with strength and healing and weakens the
wrestler. Mitch McLeod may be the greatest warrior to enter the ring, but the
Hunter has defeated demons.
Winner: The
Hunter. In the end, Soulhunger claims all souls.
Want to find out more about this cold-blooded killer who
would dare challenge the former KDW World Heavyweight Champion to the death?
Click here https://www.amazon.com/Blade-Destroyer-Last-Bucelarii-Book-ebook/dp/B012EI9M4A
to read about The Hunter.
Who do YOU think would win? Did we get
the match-up right? Leave a comment below and let me know.
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