Victory Conditions: Pin, Submission or KO
Normal rules apply.
"From what I've been able to gather, your first ever opponent hasn't exactly had the most stellar of starts to his LAW career. A string of losses and unremarkable performances. Yet there's a gap in his records." Joshua tapped the paper he held with his index finger, a troubled expression on his face. "There's no paper trail of him in the last 12 months. No one knows where he's been or what he's been up to. Until his unexpected return a short while ago. And that concerns me."
He peered up to see his adoptive sister doing a series of squats in front of their dressing room mirror. His face twisted, taking an unamused form. "...Not as much as your inability to listen concerns me, mind you."
"Excuse YOU!" Estelle huffed towards her brother. Arms folded, her cheeks swelling. The obvious signs that she took offence. "I heard every word! But what's the big deal? Who cares if this guy turned up today or a year ago? Not like he's going to call upon some otherworldly forces and transform into a monster or something!"
"I'm saying you need to be cautious." Joshua replied. "He may not be the same worthless jobber that was last here all those months ago." A pause. He knew Estelle wasn't going to like the suggestion, but he was still going to bring it up all the same. "...I know you don't agree with it, but if you just let me intervene during the match, I cou-"
"No, Joshua." There was her refusal. Adamant. Clear. Final. "The only kind of victory sneak attacks can bring you is a shallow one. I don't want my first ever win thanks to you cheating. Dad would never have done that sort of thing - you KNOW that!" Her brother seemed to be on the verge of arguing with her, a tense silence between them as they stared. Eventually, he yielded with a sigh. He knew when a battle was lost.
"Fine. But I swear, you are far too sincere for your own good." Shaking his head at her, although his expression had softened. "At least let me be at ringside, supporting you." He was caught off-guard when she bounded forward, hugging him as his body froze.
"Aw, of course! I'd never say no to you cheering me on! Just no underhanded tactics, okay? I want this to be fair - it's important to me. Promise?"
"I-I promise." Awkwardness welled up within the pit of his stomach. "...We should get moving. You have a match to attend, after all."
"Too true!" She released him from the hug, but Estelle's hand quickly seized Joshua's arm with a vice-like grip. "Time for us to show LAW what the Brights are made of in the ring!" Leading him out of their room and through the backstage corridor, the siblings made for the arena. Or to be more accurate, Estelle dragged Joshua with her.
Estelle
Joshua
"We're here, Joshua! The Bright siblings are finally in LAW! Isn't this just so COOL?!" Her brother nodded humbly as she made her way down the entrance ramp to the ring, still gripping his arm tightly. Once she was at ringside, the girl finally released him and slid under the ropes, bouncing to her feet with an enthusiastic hop as Joshua nursed the red mark on his arm from where she had been clutching him. The girl's eyes fell upon the nearest turnbuckle, leaping onto it as she flashed a peace sign at the audience with a beaming grin, warmly received as they cheered for her.
Hopping back down, Estelle settled herself into that very corner, allowing the referee to check her for any foreign objects. Once satisfied, they backed away, allowing her to stretch her limbs with her eyes glued to the entrance ramp, much like Joshua's were. Waiting for her first ever opponent on foreign soil...