S.C.H.P. Mission: The Courtyard (John Ong)

[John]

John didn't move at all when Johnathon circled him, nope he kept track of the sounds his steps where making, waiting for him to get at that perfet spot, maybe make him flinch with his next set of motions, once his white haired apponent had gotten around almost completely behind him, if it came to that John would shift his feet, making it look like he would turn around, the seven feet difference would look smaller with his legs partially spread, but he was actually using that to get himself ready for extra rotation, as he rotated to his right and leaped up going upside down, but he would be facing Winters, and his right leg would come out, as the distance would almost be nothing, bringing his left leg down, or well up since he was upside down and attempt to slam it into Winters shoulder. His hands would be catching him, while his right knee would bend inwards to protect his torso from a straight kick. If it came to that.

[Winters]

The Phoenix Versus The Dragon

Circling, circling, circling around... for a while, Jonathan was beginning to wonder if John Ong was just going to stand there like a statue---

---Shit!

As soon as he got all the way behind Mr. Ong, his comrade swirled up, in the air, his legs propelling him forward towards Jonathan, FLIPPING in mid-air, just to attack. This guy was.. CRAZY. Caught Jonathan COMPLETELY off guard here, as another rotation was thrown in, the difference in their distance from each other very deceptively kept unknown with those bloody legs flailing about.. Jonathan's arms were up, ready to block, using whatever distance he could use, to anticipate.. Gaugh..

The right leg shot out, with the simultaneous left leg shooting down to the ground, just overhead Jonathan---God. Had to give him credit for the impressive acrobatics. Crap, crap, crap, bring the left arm up in time to block!

The point of the 'Hitman Style', was in general, to throw elongated, 'flicker' jabs, that would strike at a distance, using the proppeling force from the way the arm is at the waist to give it more speed, strength, and ultimately, length. There WAS however, an unconventional use for it..

Provided he made it in time, he would bring up his left arm to block it--- Using his left elbow.

If he missed it, not only would he become vulnerable on his left side, and he'd throw his body in one direction, while the slamming leg would pull him in the other, possibly resulting in a dislocation or break of the arm, if he was REALLY unlucky. Or...

..On the off chance that the block WAS fast enough, it could actually go the other way around, and dislocate Ong's foot, shin, leg... Because, simply put, the elbow's a pretty damn hard bone. But Jonathan would still be sent reeling.. And if that happened, he would rush towards him, and try to finish it quickly with a few good, strong, chopping rights.

Except, Jonathan was almost forgetting that this guy he was fighting.. had a lot more endurance then Jonathan could think imaginable... Heh. Perfect challenge, no?

..Let's just hope this guy can't re-direct his aim in mid-air. From what he was seeing thus far.. that would NOT be impossible. ...What kind of style WAS this!?

[John]

John could still see Winters, he would just be upside down... Anyways, once he saw how things mite turn out, he put his foot a blaze using his Qi. John 'The Raging Flame' Ong, and probably why he had the Dragon medallion, he was powerful, wise, and, could set himself on fire.... Duh? anyways, it wouldn't do much to stop the block from doing its job, but maybe some counter damage. Shin met Elbow, not always the best thing, since its close to the same feeling as being kicked int he shin by a high heel.

anyways, though if it where anyone else, it would of most deffinitly broke the shin, ir not dislocated it from the foot. But this was Muay Thai, these peoples lives where devoted to strengthening the bones of the shin and the fore arm, why? Because they used those the most for blocking and attacking, it would be like taking a baseball bat to a glass window, a Muay Thai fighters shin being the baseball bat, the glass window being someone's rib cage. Though it would hurt significantly enough to most likely cause him to limp. He stumbled to his feet, turning around to look at Winters. This guy was better than most.

[Winters]

Elbow Block: Fail?

Something didn't feel right.

Something didn't feel right, as that leg blasted down onto his elbow. Oh, YES, he could feel his elbow burning like all hell had broken loose. Yes, he was thrown back a few feet (probably 5), on his back. ...But the block...? It felt off, at the last few seconds...

Maybe it was the fire.

Trying to pull himself up, he looked at the guy. Jesus CHRIST, this guy was good... left arm was---No. Wait. Hobbling to his feet, he tried to move his left hand's digits. Shit. Mr. Ong here may have.. broken it, or something...

But then, he also saw Ong himself on the ground, stumbling to his feet at the same time as he did.

Fight-wise, he should rush in, and take him down. But where was the honor in that?

...And yes, I realize my fighting instinct probably isn't really 'there' yet.

With Jonathan's leftover good right arm, he slowly made his way, inching closer, waiting, to see if John was alright for a bit. Some hesitation.

..If that hesitation wasn't exploited, he'd rush in, and try to shift his weight forward to his left foot, as he'd step down on it, and bring his right arm in an arced hook towards Ong's left side.

Only one problem with this attack.

While yes, it can deal a good amount of damage, it also is vulnerable to the all feared... COUNTER. And with all his weight rushing forward.. Jonathan's an easy target.