LAW Apex Match: Lyra Heartfield vs. Peggy McIntyre

[Pegasus]

Lyra felt Peggy trying to break out of the hold and the strong legs didn’t do her any favors. The fortune teller pulled hard on the legs, but Peggy’s struggles were becoming too much quickly. Peggy’s fans cheered her on as she was closing in on breaking the Orion Lock for a second time! That was quite the feat! Lyra tried holding on for as long as she could leaving herself vulnerable should Peggy have another plan.

[Highfly]

Peggy thrashed and screamed as her body felt like it was just pulsing and jolting in agony every second. She bucked and moved but a sudden pop and new jolt of pain to eclipse all the rest flooded her and a banshee howl escaped her lips that echoed throughout the arena! "AAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!"

Peggy began tapping the mat, her eyes watered and tears about to stream down her cheeks. She was hurting and that hold did something to her. Unable to escape and in pure agony Peggy was tapping out, her Apex journey a disaster of defeat as she had now lost all qualifiers as well as the final Apex match via tapping out to some blonde fortune teller who as far as Peggy knew barely wrestled compared to the career of Peggy.

[Pegasus]

Lyra felt Peggy smacking the mat as hard as she could with the bell ringing and the referee tugging at Lyra’s grip to get her to let go. The fortune teller let go as the referee attended to Peggy asking if everything was alright and where she was hurting at. Lyra couldn’t help, but feel absolutely guilty as she didn’t mean to hurt Peggy. Just put enough pressure on her and make her tap out. Now, she was worried that she might have accidentally injured her opponent and looked at her hands not sticking around for a victory celebration as she ran back up the ramp as quickly as she could. Was she really capable of hurting people? She had been feeling more darker than usual lately. Would this ruin her chances of being crowned champion? All Lyra knew now….was she just wanted to go home.

Winner: Lyra Heartfield by pinfall