Beatrice Harper [D] vs Black Severin - Still Waters

[Liesmith]

On Tris’ part, she was having a blast. Suffice to say, there were far worse people to be pressed body against body with than Black Severin.

But, however much she was enjoying their enforced proximity, Tris wasn’t blind to what her opponent was getting up to. She could feel him moving, could guess why he wanted his feet flat.

The problem she had was more what she did about it. If she’d got all her weight on his hips, it’d be different, she could just ride him down. But she didn’t, and letting go of the choke wasn’t exactly going to improve things for Tris here.

And she didn’t have time to think about it, because he was thrusting (focus, girl) and she had to pick her poison right now.

Tris chose. Kept the choke locked down and went with it, staying close and rolling along with Severin.

In an ideal world, she’d roll them right through until she was back on top. But, at the least, Tris meant to avoid ending up under Severin – as much fun as that could be some other time. If she could keep the choke and keep him from any sort of vertical base…

This could still work.

[DSX93]

There.

It didn't go entirely his way, but again, even the side was an improvement. The hand at her elbow kept pushing. And pushing until...Oh, thank God.

Severin was feeling light in the head, with spots floating into his vision. He was right there on the cusp. And his strength had been appropriately sapped; he wasn't out of the hold. But he'd eked out just enough space, relived just enough of that pressure on his throat to be able to breathe again. If Tris had something extra to put into the struggle before he could get more of that delicious, life giving air back into his lungs, though...

Despite the danger, the man couldn't help himself.

"Slow down, girl!" He was just able to squeeze out when he felt he had enough in him to talk. Not quite, but the fact that he could get the words out at all was lifting his spirits. "There's gotta be...Gotta be more you wanna do before you put me to sleep, isn't there?"