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Post by Monster Master on Jan 17, 2008 21:18:52 GMT -5
Gorosaurus comedic football-like kick to the Devil Kick came hard and successfully launched the bug into the air. The beast smashed down a good mile away, rolling to a skidding stop before standing up and shaking its head. He groaned and wobbled to the side, a fresh flow of blood oozing from where Gorosaur's claws stabbed into him from the kick.
The tick screamed in rage before charging forward, and with the blink of an eye, was in the air again.
The Devil Tick's jaws clamped around Gorosaurus' throat again, the force of the jump once again putting the tick in a hanging position from behind Gorosaurus'.
The dinosaur began to foam as it was denied oxygen and the blood that was pouring into the tick's clamped maw was ever-so intoxicating.
Finally the flesh gave way and both fell to the floor. Gorosaurus panted, trying to catch his breath while Devil Tick spat out the chunk of meat. The insect leaped back... daring his foe to attack again.
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Post by THE GODZILLA on Jan 20, 2008 17:28:34 GMT -5
Gorosaurus finally managed to catch his breath from the attack. This creature was stubborn. But Gorosaurus was just as stubborn. He would not die to his foe. With raging fury, he charged the awaiting Devil Tick. He circled around to the side of the hybrid and latched down onto Devil-Tick's back. Devil-Tick howled in pain and tried to release himself but failed.
Gorosaurus used his powerful jaws to lift up Devil-Tick. Flesh began to tear as Gorosaurus held the beast in the air, awaiting for it to fall to the ground...
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Post by DinoHunter2 on Jan 21, 2008 19:08:34 GMT -5
Two more replies from both of you, then I'll make my call.
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Post by Monster Master on Jan 22, 2008 13:17:50 GMT -5
That never happened. Instead of just allowing itself to be a dangling piece of meat, the Devil Tick began to thrash about with all four of its insectoid, pointed legs. The saurian's eyes opened wide in sheer pain as one of the legs stabbed into his chest, a fresh pump of blood squirting out from the wound and his maw...
With a shrill cry, the Devil Tick fell to the ground and leaped backward. The dinosaur fell forward, tiny arms trying to stop the bleeding hole... But failing. The hybrid continued to back away, keeping his body low to the ground and ready to strike at a moment's notice if the beast came near once again.
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Post by THE GODZILLA on Jan 23, 2008 15:10:02 GMT -5
Gorosaurus decided to relax his jaws for the moment to let them recover. He instead snarled and charged forward. Gorosaurus used his foot to kick Devil-Tick in the jaws with tremendous force, sending him up into the air. As he was in the air, Gorosaurus lept up and did a spinning kick, sending Devil-Tick hurtling into a nearby building. The building tumbled down, partially covering the hybrid with debris.
Gorosaurus touched back down and went into a defensive stance, resting while preparing for his foe to counter...
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Post by Monster Master on Jan 23, 2008 18:37:42 GMT -5
The Devil Tick stood up, bleeding like Hell as he panted all the way. The two locked eyes and he knew both couldn't go on much, if any longer...
The Tick couldn't strike. His body hurt like mad and his vision was blurred. As blood continued to ooze from Gorosaurus' maw, eyes, and ears... the final curtain would fall...
Who will win?
(OOC: Yes, no attack)
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Post by THE GODZILLA on Jan 23, 2008 18:55:24 GMT -5
Gorosaurus panted, but just like Devil-Tick, could not attack. Blood poured from his wounds and his body hurt. He was not alone however. Devil-Tick was feeling the pain too. Blood soaked his fur and body, as the hybrid creature simply stared down Gorosaurus.
And Gorosaurus merely stared right back...
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Post by DinoHunter2 on Jan 25, 2008 19:10:23 GMT -5
Alrighty then, I've read the posts and now I'm making my call.
This was certainly a bloody battle, and both monsters kept at each other pretty consistently. Both combatants put up a fierce fight, and at first I felt I this was gonna be a tie, but by the end I got the impression that Goro had dished out the most damage and might've had a teency bit more fight left in him by the end that DT. It was pretty close, but I'd say Gorosaurus is the winner. Go ahead and post your finisher.
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Post by THE GODZILLA on Jan 25, 2008 20:14:04 GMT -5
Gorosaurus watches as Devil-Tick collapses to the ground, passing out. Gorosaurus is in too much pain to take any offensive action however. He turns and heads off to recover. There will be another day for both of the fighters as they lick their wounds...
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