Tournament of my Characters

[Camella]

Partially because I am bored, Partially out of morbid curiousity, and partially because I have so many characters, I have decided to put four of my characters in a single elimination battle tournament. I figure it will be a good way to learn the fighting styles of these characters a little better. Oh, and in case you are wondering, the reason this is not in the citadel is that Shell has vowed never to go to the citadel again on account of never being able to kill her opponents off completely. the four characters I have chosen are: Camella, Edward Judorne, Melissa, Shell. Hope you like it.

Camella felt like she needed to sharpen her skills somehow. As a bounty hunter, she was always getting in over her head, and that was obviously not a good thing. There seemed to be some nagging feeling in the back of her mind that she wasn't cut out for her type of work, but what choice did she have? she had to get money somehow. As she was pondering this while walking through town, one day, Camella noticed a flyer on the wall.

looking for four people to field test a new arena in a single elimination tournament. If interested, please head to the center of Corone woods. Please note that there will be no prizes awarded.

Camella was intrigued by the idea of the tournament. One thing she was sure of was the fact that only psychos, people looking to better themselves, and people with no life would be willing to enter a tournament with no prize reward, and of the three, only the psycho worried her. What she didn't know was she would be in the tournament with one person of each type.

As she reached the center of the woods, she saw a wide open area where the trees had been cut down to make enough of an opening to fight in. it was around 20 feet by 20 feet. in one corner was a man with a sign up sheet. "You here for the tournament" he asked. Camella looked at him and nodded, then proceeded to sign her name on the tournament sheet.

[Shell]

Shell was looking to pick a fight, which was no big surprise, seeing how that was what she was always doing. If she didn't get at least 100 kills in one day, she would go on a rampage the next day, but just because she was a psychopath killer, doesn't mean she didn't go for a stroll every once in a while.

On one of her strolls, she found the exact same sign that Camella had noticed, and decided to check it out herself. When she got there, Shell was surprised to realize that what they were calling an arena was actually an opening in the forest. It was the perfect killing grounds. Shell was quick to sign her name on the tournament sheet as soon as she realized this.

[Edward Judorne]

Edward Judorne was trying to train himself up to be a better fighter, his skills were okay at best. while it was true that he had outwitted almost all his opponents, he would have preferred it if he could outfight them. So he went to the citadel to find out if any tournaments were going on.

There didn't appear to be any of interest, so Edward started heading back to town, when he saw the notice about the tournament. It was pathetic, a tournament without money for the winner? Not many people would show up. Still, he was interested, so he headed to th forest and signed himself up.

[Melissa]

Melissa was wandering around aimlessly. She still hadn't gotten over the loss of her brother, and until she did, she would continue to wander aimlessly. When Melissa came across a clearing in the woods, she just laughed. Something was going on, and she wanted to be a part of it. It didn't take her long before she found out that it was a tournament going on, and she was quick to sign up.

The tournament director looked at the sign up sheet. "Ok, looks like we have a full roster. Now, there are no rules except you need to stay out of other peoples matches. With that, the first Semifinal match will begin. Edward Judorne versus Melissa.

Melissa stepped into the arena and fired an arrow immediately at the only man that had signed the roster. It was the only person who could be Edward.

[Edward Judorne]

Edward was no idiot, nor was he slow, but he was caught a bit off-guard as the arrow got stuck in his shoulder. Edward turned around to face his opponent, a bit annoyed at the cheap shot that was given to him. He could see the woman fumbling to get another arrow ready. It took him a bit to put two and two together, but after noticing the other weapons on her back, he figured that the bow wasn't her main weapon. It couldn't be, considering how she only appeared to know the basics of the weapon.

This fact alone was enough of an advantage for Edward. Her reload time was poor, and he wouldn't be caught off guard again. Edward rushed in, with his rapier drawn as he watched her closely. She would likely pull out her main weapon, and depending on what it was, he would figure out a strategy around it.