Watching the Ripples (open)

[leighanne]

Still in one hell of a mood. This is a trait she wish too keep hidden, but he have pushed her away too much and now have blowed a fused. Slowly watching him, he wanted her too leave. She shooked her head I am not backing down either! You can leave! I was here first! Don’t you know the saying ‘the early bird catches the worm?’ She asked in a more icy tone. She was thinking of where too attack next, maybe the right side since he was not damaged there. Also she would like to see how he would like it, being taken out in both areas. It wasn’t pretty she can show him that, for a start.

Still in the battle stance, she planned her attack. The wind was blowing into her face and a voice hit her ears don’t do it Reena. You are a lot better and wiser than him. Come on put the sword down and walk away. You wouldn’t be coward. Let me help you she fought with the voice and struggled too keep the sword up in a battle duel way. Reena! Enough!

[/I] Still she didn’t listen and kept the mood up. Playing very stubborn card right now, so she got ready and saw the right spot to hit on Ryan.

Swirling herself and the sword she brought on a attack which was sneaky, very sneaky indeed. Soon enough she wasn’t sure what she hit. Her left side was ok now, but her right side was completely out and would be for three weeks at least. Reena knew she was risking herself some serious injury if she carried on with this, but she would risk when this kid have learnt too shut up and leave her be. [/color][/size][/blockquote][/blockquote]

[Ryan Simons]

Ryan wasn't going to be the first one leaving this place. She could of easily moved down river. There was enough lake here for a few of them at a time. He could see that he was getting her ticked and he smirked. It was what he lived for, getting people ticked; all in all, it was great fun for him. "Fine," he growled. Okay, so what, she wasn't leaving. That didn't mean he had to leave, she didn't own the lake. "I don't want to," he snarled stubbornly. "So what? Does order matter?" he asked sarcastically. Ryan rolled his eyes, of course he had heard it. "No," he said icily just to annoy her more. He eyed her and got into a stance. At least he respected the end of fights.

The demigod watched the female's eyes for a moment. Then his aunt's words came into his head. His aunt had told him that eyes could betray as well as give you truth. Ryan didn't want to risk it, so instead of looking directly at her, he focused his eyes on her upper body and legs. Ryan half relaxed his body so moving would be easier for him, so would the pain. The tenser you were, the more you got hurt. If Reena made the first move, Ry would just play defense and hope for the best. He had a slight hesitation as he was exposing his right side, which was the undamaged one. Turning himself, he made himself a smaller target, but it also had its lay backs as all things did.

She moved. It was a rather tricky and sneaky move. He hated that he didn't have both sides to fight with. His left side was still not doing that well. Ryan twisted to try and avoid the blade and leapt back slightly. He prepared to aim a swipe at her shoulder; however, as he made the turn, her blade collided with his left arm. He keeled over for a second then half fought the pain and followed through with his plan. Half driven by anger and half by stubbornness, he swiped at her right shoulder. Blood was starting to go down his left arm again and the pain shot back up his arm, making him see stars.