Recon Number 54
New member
Yes it is me
Prologue: Ritual of Blood
The bodies of both potential warriors were horrendously scarred and heavily bleeding. Fresh cuts lay strewn across many corners of their arms and legs, with blood dripping down the tips of their blades. The conflict between them left their garments ripped and stained. Despite the pain, however, they stood determined, battle-ready, as they faced each other, with nothing but hatred flowing into their eyes.
It was their Ritual of Blood, a rite of passage among the Tarkata where, if they survived, a new pawn would be placed in Shao Kahn's army as a soldier. They were being watched; there were at least a dozen, or hundreds, neither of them were concerned enough to count. It also didn't strike them as odd that, despite the heated conflict that had just surfaced the barren grounds, there was no chanting, or jeering; rather unexpected from such a bloodthirsty species like the Tarkata. Perhaps it was a sign of respect, after still standing battle-ready after combat that would break many men, especially if that conflict was against your own flesh and blood. Another theory, however, is that the crowd knew that one of them was definitely about to fall soon.
The two Tarkatan brothers stood with their bloodied blades sprung out, waiting for each other's next attack. The duel's overseer watched them soundly from his chair, observing them without any irrelevant glance.
"End it!" The overseer cried in the Tarkatan language.More to come
Prologue: Ritual of Blood
The bodies of both potential warriors were horrendously scarred and heavily bleeding. Fresh cuts lay strewn across many corners of their arms and legs, with blood dripping down the tips of their blades. The conflict between them left their garments ripped and stained. Despite the pain, however, they stood determined, battle-ready, as they faced each other, with nothing but hatred flowing into their eyes.
It was their Ritual of Blood, a rite of passage among the Tarkata where, if they survived, a new pawn would be placed in Shao Kahn's army as a soldier. They were being watched; there were at least a dozen, or hundreds, neither of them were concerned enough to count. It also didn't strike them as odd that, despite the heated conflict that had just surfaced the barren grounds, there was no chanting, or jeering; rather unexpected from such a bloodthirsty species like the Tarkata. Perhaps it was a sign of respect, after still standing battle-ready after combat that would break many men, especially if that conflict was against your own flesh and blood. Another theory, however, is that the crowd knew that one of them was definitely about to fall soon.
The two Tarkatan brothers stood with their bloodied blades sprung out, waiting for each other's next attack. The duel's overseer watched them soundly from his chair, observing them without any irrelevant glance.
"End it!" The overseer cried in the Tarkatan language.More to come