The Grave Keeper apparently was far from the top of the fashionista’s priority list, as she was able to get up to her knees before the kunoichi decided to kick her while she was down. That was her first error. Had roles been reversed, Kieda would probably be bleeding already due to how much Christie would have attacked the woman while she was defenseless. Now, thanks to her foes showboating Christie had two arms she could use as some sort of defense. Forming a wall with her forearms, she shielded her face and chest from many of Kieda’s kicks and stomps, grunting in an effort to maintain what little protection she could get out of her arms. All the while, Kieda’s fans kept going on with there chant. Christie almost laughed when she heard one tiny peep of a cheer for her favor…as if she would need it.
The onslaught of kicks and strikes finally seemed to stop for a moment, letting the vile Undead catch her breath. The pain in her arms felt as if she had just been stung by a dozen wasps but she knew she could live through it. She had felt worse pain and kept fighting! This would be no different.
“Heh! Why are you talking like that? You suddenly turn into a soap opera since I last left you in the dirt?” The taunting smile flashed as Christies arms went down, “I still have your Gawdy purple glasses sitting on my bookshelf at home, just to remind me of when I took them from your god awful outfit!”
The taunting smile flashed

Christie simply hocked a loogie right at Kieda, Christie being the type to use bodily fluids like blood and spit to her advantage. At best, it would land on Kieda’s shoes or pant legs. Hardly anything harmful, but definitely disgusting and demoralizing.
As soon as Kieda dashed towards her, Christie moved. She wouldn’t just wait for her execution. The second she saw the chair go high, she went low, looking to roll underneath Kieda and slip right past her. If she made it past, a swift kick to Kieda’s bouncy butt would be all the Grave Keeper had time for before retreating to another side of the ring to fish out a weapon of her own.









