Tokie vs Ash - scary match

[Treky]

Ash continued to strike the boy's head with force and violence, leaving him no room to escape. The boy could only insult the girl, unable to escape the series of blows, which caused considerable damage and made him dizzy, slightly blurring his vision.

After several blows, the woman stopped, standing up and grabbing the boy's head and bringing it up with her. The size difference between the two was noticeable, and with that grip she easily lifted him off the ground, demonstrating her physical superiority. The boy was unable to free himself and moaned while the woman mocked him, trying to wriggle, but failing to free himself due to his headache.

"L-L-leave m-me..."

[Over mainyu]

Ash's advantage over the young man was overwhelming, to the point that he could hold him with one hand without any trouble while Tokie just insulted him as he couldn't escape the ghost's grip, moaning and begging her to let him go because he couldn't stand the headache from so many blows to his head any longer. This was easy... too easy, she would say.

"Oh, you want me to let you go?" the ghost would say mockingly to the young man, "well, you'll get what you want," and she would chokeslam him against the cold floor to hurt him even more. With him lying there defenseless, she would proceed to grab him again, but this time by the neck and without lifting him off the ground, dragging him to another room in the abandoned house to slam him into a piece of furniture there and inflict more damage.

[Treky]

Ash lifted Tokie off the ground effortlessly. He was held firmly by the girl's single hand, showing him who was the stronger and how little hope he had against such an opponent. The boy panted as the woman mocked him, showing the difference in height and strength between the two. The blows to the head that the boy had received meant he was unable to face an opponent at his best.

"ngnn"

He couldn't respond to the woman, who violently grabbed the boy's head and slammed him back to the cold, hard floor of the mansion. The boy took a heavy toll on the woman, who continued to exploit the advantage she had gained in the early stages of the match. Afterwards, the woman grabbed him by the neck and carried him into another room, throwing him against one of the pieces of furniture, destroying it once again. Poor Tokie remained on the ground, breathing heavily, trying to rest and regain his energy.

[Over mainyu]

The difference between the two competitors was remarkable, especially when Ash seemed to treat Tokie like a rag doll and didn't take her rival seriously because she was useless against her, to the point that she could throw her from side to side without much difficulty and show who was in control by demonstrating her mastery in combat.

Then she grabbed Tokie by the neck and treated him like a rag, throwing him across the floor until he crashed into an empty bookshelf. What she didn't expect was that the bookshelf would break from the force of the impact. That wasn't what the ghost wanted, and she thought she might have hurt Tokie more than she intended. She went over to him and glanced at him to see how he was doing. Luckily, he was still conscious, broken but conscious, poor thing. Ash was relieved by this and quickly returned to hef classic terrifying ghost behavior, putting her knee on Tokie's stomach and beginning to crouch down, placing her long fingers on his chest, slowly moving them up as if he were a spider while asking him a question. "I imagine that as the brave hero you are, you've had many battles. What's your current streak, my little one? But I warn you, it's not in your best interest to lie about that. I don't think you're in the best position to try to impress me," she concluded as his fingers reached the young man's neck, reminding him of his situation where escape was impossible.

[Treky]

The difference between the two fighters was enormous. The woman continued to use the boy's body like a doll, throwing him against various pieces of furniture. As a final move, she threw him towards an old bookcase, which, upon contact, broke with a loud thud. Fortunately, the boy did not injure him, although he did suffer serious damage.
"Oh... My..."
He sighed when he heard the bookcase collapse. He didn't think any of the furniture there was at risk, but apparently it was indeed furniture as old as the mansion. After Ash checked that the boy was uninjured, he lunged at him, placing his knee on his stomach and asking him a rather peculiar question, asking Law for his record. The boy paled slightly.
"Um... G-good, um, I'm not remembering well."
He said, trying to avoid the question and recover from the devastating blows from the wraith that had shattered the boy's stamina.

[Over mainyu]

As questionable as Ash's actions may have been during the match, at least she cared about her opponent's health when something unexpected happened and she hurt him more than she thought she would. That's more concern than most heels generally show. Now she was on top of him, with no escape, making it clear that he couldn't get away, questioning him about a specific issue because she wanted to resolve a doubt that had been forming in her mind as the match progressed about her opponent.

As she pressed her knee into the young man's stomach and asked him about his history with the company, a simple yet intimidating question, Tokie paled slightly and tried to change the subject, inattentive, hiding something, and it was obvious to the specter what he wanted to hide.
“So you're a jobber?” She said this in her normal tone, not the terrifying one she had been using during the encounter, and her face showed a certain disenchantment with the situation, as if she did not want to fight an opponent with those characteristics.

[Treky]

The boy remained pinned to the ground with the woman's knee in his stomach, making him feel like a caged rat. The woman continued to hold that position and asked him if he was a jobber. The boy, however, raised his eyebrows, quite irritated by what she had said. Tokie had never accepted being one and tried to give 100% in every match.
"Ngnn, I'll show you who a jobber is..."
After a few seconds on the ground, the boy raised his arm and attempted to punch the woman in the face. The boy was very nervous and tense, and it was obvious. Perhaps Ash would have countered the blow, but Tokie didn't want to look like a jobber.

[Over mainyu]

Ash was disappointed, not with her rival but with how the company treated her and the opponents they were going to put her up against, with weak wrestlers who couldn't defend themselves against her. It was boring and uninteresting. She wanted to fight those two-faced "heroes" in wrestling to expose them in front of everyone, but the companies wanted her to play the dominant role against tender and novice opponents who would only be cannon fodder to make the heel look good. She hated it.

The boy in the yellow pants was angry at the question the ghostly woman had asked him, a normal reaction considering what she had said, causing Tokie to become furious enough to punch the ghost in the face, making her move away. Whether to make her angry or cause her to attack him again, the spirit stood up, grabbed Tokie by the arm, and they went to sit on one of the couches in the living room, where she could sit on the young man's lap and grab Tokie's arms with both hands so he wouldn't fight back. "I haven't interest in fighting people like you, Tokie. I'm sorry about the library, by the way," she whispered in his ear in her normal voice, not the one she had used at the beginning.

[Treky]

Tokie had been outclassed by the woman in that match, completely dominating him, proving that there was no contest between the two. Ash also labeled the poor boy a jobber, which was ultimately true. Unfortunately, the boy wasn't a fantastic wrestler, even though he gave 100% in every match. Furthermore, the girl seemed slightly different, as if she were a little fed up and nervous.

Tokie tried to punch the woman, but the woman quickly blocked his arm, taking him to the couch and completely pinning his arms. This made him very nervous. He couldn't accept defeat, he wanted to prove he could fight Ash, so he tried to wriggle around, push her to the ground, and try to kick her legs.

"I'll show you!"

[Over mainyu]

Despite everything, Tokie wanted to show her his courage, to fight with all his strength despite having been dominated throughout the match and treated like a jobber by the spirit. She found his bravery and his efforts to prove his worth in his confrontation with her curious, even endearing, given the impossibility of his task.

Trying to escape, the young man pushed her to the ground and kicked one of her legs again, causing her to fall to the ground. Ash accepted that if her opponent wanted to fight against all odds, she also had to do her part and attack equally. So she stood up again, grabbed the young man by the legs, and decided to apply a pile driver to Tokie against the cold floor of the abandoned house, then crush his chest with her foot. "You want a real fight, then I'll give you one you won't forget," she said in her ghostly tone again to terrify him once more.