Halloween Hardcore Halloween Haunted House of Havoc Match
Victory Conditions
Two women enter the house, the first woman to knock out her opponent and leave wins.
The fucking shit this actually turned out to be was a haunted house. An actual spooky haunted house. Pumpkins with ugly carved faces? Yes. Cheap, plastic skeletons hanging from the gutters? Naturally. Crappy, wailing music, cheap, green lights glowing in the windows, and the faint sound of someone making a ghost noises over a loudspeaker? Check, check, check.
This would’ve been corny by anything above third grade standards. It was the cheesiest thing she’d ever fucking saw, and they expected her to fucking fight in it?
When she’d asked management for a street fight, they’d agreed only on the condition that they could make it a halloween themed thing. Not a problem, she didn’t care, but she’d just assumed it would be a street fight with some lame costumed guys in the background. Instead, she found herself standing in front of a rickety porch in the middle of a forest on the outskirts of Tokyo, which looked like something of lame Blair Witch knockoff.
”Gotta be kidding me with this shit, can’t fucking believe-”
Bad Girl
Bad Girl raised her bat up high and prepared to swing, looking his way with nothing less than murder. ”Motherfucker if you don’t step the fuck back I will knock your goddamn fucking head off!”
That made him drop the act real quick, and he stepped back with his hands raised in a wild panic. “Whoa, hey, don’t! I’m just the referee, I’m just the referee!” One he was a safe distance, he stepped back to the side of the porch, eying her baseball bat every step of the way. With good reason, too - she still had it raised, and she was still considering whether or not to bring it down on this guy’s skull. “Just, uh, step inside. Once your opponent gets here, we can start.”
It took her a moment, but Bad Girl relented and brought her bat down. She stomped her way through the door, glaring his way the entire time, before she turned her attention to something that pissed her off even more - the inside of this place was even worse than the outside. Dilapidated furniture, a busted TV, torn up carpet, and she could see roaches skittering about the floor, shadowing shifting in the pale moonlight that came through the cracked windows. The only thing not covered in dust were the lame decorations strewn all over the place, and the cameras in every corner of the room, placed up high to capture all of the action.
It was a total dump, and the little stick figures and jack-o-lanterns weren’t doing a damn thing to hide it.
…though, really, it wasn’t that much worse than her apartment. Still.
With a haggard sigh, she walked over to the busted up couch, plopped down on the middle of it, and helped herself to the bowl of candy corn sitting on the table, showing a mouthful down into her maw while she kicked back with crossed legs.