It was dark. In some sense, it had always been dark. Lizzie looked up at the mirror, but she could hardly see anything. She did not have any makeup to put on, and had someone at LAW suggested it she would have broken their arm. Hell, she may just break someone's arm tonight anyway, for the sake of it. Lizzie stood up, her powerful frame still impressive even in the dark of her locker room. She breathed in. There was no nervousness in her, no doubt, no fear. Only a burning desire to take this woman and put her six feet underground. Lizzie pulled the mask on over her face. No longer was she the pretty Lizzie Borden. No, now she was a terrifying giant of a woman, whose only goal was to inspire fear and dread in the hearts of others.
Slowly, she lumbered out of the locker room and through the halls of LAW. The workers could not see the look on her face, but even if they had, nothing could be gleaned. Her blue eyes once sparkled with juvenile delight, but they had since grown dull and lifeless. Her long stride meant that she traversed the hallways quickly. But if you watched her, that would have been quite the surprise. Her steps seemed slow, almost pained. Two strong fists were balled so hard that she could probably squeeze herself a diamond if she wanted to.
But she didn't. All she wanted was violence. Without end, without mercy. Lizzie did not hesitate when she neared the curtain. She burst through it, and it did not matter to her if her intro music was playing. It was,
heightening the intensity of the arena. The crowd did not know how to take her. After all, there were very new to her, but they would soon become quite well acquainted.
Lizzie stepped up into the ring, a silent and brooding figure. For a second, she stood and stared at her opponent for the evening. Small. Bad. Slowly, menacingly, Lizzie began making her way towards the woman, raising her arms as she did so.