Tokie vs Ash - scary match

[Treky]

- standard rule, pin can be set evrywhere
- POW rules
- match setted in a abandoned house

That evening, a rather peculiar match would take place, in a rather peculiar location: an abandoned house. Tokie knew very little about his opponent, he didn't know why he'd been assigned to that peculiar match with those rather strange rules. In fact, there was the POW rule, which made the boy nervous. The last time he'd had a match with a rule like that, he'd lost by a narrow margin and been subdued the entire following day, something he absolutely didn't want to experience again.

When he arrived at the house, he sighed slightly and opened the door, trying to see if his opponent had already arrived. He was quite scared and didn't know what to do. He'd never had a match like that before, he was a rather sensitive boy, he wasn't a fan of horror films and those macabre settings, in fact, his legs were shaking slightly as he entered the large abandoned house.

"Is s-someone there?"

He said, slightly frightened, trying to figure out if his opponent was there or not.

[Over mainyu]

Ash was getting ready to put the finishing touches on her clothes and hair before going out. She had arrived early to get ready because it was going to be her debut at L.A.W., and she had been given a match stipulation that was perfect for her: an abandoned house full of hidden cameras to capture everything that was going to happen and pins everywhere. What more could she ask for? And POW, but that was already a bonus.

The Fantasta was about to leave for the fight when she received a call on her cell phone. It was Daigo, and she answered quickly. "Hello, Daigo. Did something happen?" she said in a gloomy tone. "Hello, Ash. What happened is that you were going to take care of setting up the base for the team, remember?" Daigo said, somewhat annoyed because the specter had not kept his promise, and Ash was at a loss for words for a few seconds because it was true that he had forgotten. "Yes, look... um... I have a debut match right now, so I'll do it after the fight, okay?" said the ghost to get out of the situation. "All right, but don't forget again," and with that, he ended the call, and Ash finally left the dark room where she was when she heard someone arrive at the house.

Scary outfit

When he reached the entrance, she saw her opponent, who seemed to be trembling in this situation, which made Ash laugh a little. "Welcome to my chambers, sir. What awaits you here is defeat," she said in the most terrifying way she could, which was difficult since she knows how to be scary.

[Treky]

Tokie entered the now dilapidated house, which exuded an aura of terror and fear. The boy wasn't quite ready for something like that, he hadn't expected such a level of horror, but he remained there, trying to appear strong and determined. Seeing Ash in that outfit, he jumped a little in fear. She was quite fearful, but Tokie tried to appear confident and determined, but he wasn't very successful.

"The defeat will be yours!"

He said in a rather fearful and agitated tone of voice. As he approached her, he noticed the slight difference in their heights. The girl was very tall, and the two were very similar in weight. Perhaps Tokie had a chance. Even though he didn't know his opponent at all, he decided to wait for her to make the first move, maintaining a defensive stance.

[Over mainyu]

The terrifying and gloomy setting that the ghost loved was perfect for the occasion and what was about to happen next in this confrontation. Ash saw how the wrestler was terrified by his presence and by the situation he was in, and how he tried to hide it with courage, saying that he was going to defeat him. This only made the specter laugh, with a terrifying laugh that could be heard throughout the place. “Oh, how confident you are in hiding your fear of me,” she said in her ghostly tone. “My name is Ash. What's yours, by the way?” she continued, terrifying him so that he would realize who he was dealing with.


He stood defensively, waiting for her to attack first, a serious mistake. Giving Ash the advantage of attacking first meant that he would go all out from the start, taking advantage of his opponent's weak defense and how easy it would be to pierce through him, starting with an Irish whip to push him to the ground with full force.