Re: Outclassed - Beatrice ‘Bebe’ Gunn vs. Marcelina Gagnon
Posted: Sun Oct 16, 2022 11:06 pm
At first, Marcelina’s actions made no sense to Bebe.While she wasn’t a submission specialist by any means, she remembered the stipulations of this match and knew what she needed to do in order to secure a win. The goal was to knock your opponent out, not simply hurt them until they submitted. There were a variety of ways this woman could’ve done that, ways that Bebe would’ve been helpless to stop. Chokes, sleeperholds, scissorholds if she wanted revenge, she could’ve finished her off with some aggressive ground and pounding if she wanted to be truly aggressive about it.
But no, she was going for this whatever-it-was-called. It was painful, Bebe couldn't pretend otherwise, and her screaming was good proof of that. But it wasn’t a move designed to put an opponent to sleep.
Only…it was. As the pain took hold and wore away on her, Bebe could feel herself weakening, and Marcelina’s thought process was made all too clear. She was fading, sure enough, and that realization brought the venom out of her eyes, as she sent a fiery glare towards her foe.
But that fire was dying more with each passing second, growing weaker as her body succumbed to the pain. A flickering light, growing dimmer with each second, until…
“She’s out!” The referee called for the bell, signaling the win for Marcelina. The ringing was the last thing Bebe would remember hearing after she woke up.
But no, she was going for this whatever-it-was-called. It was painful, Bebe couldn't pretend otherwise, and her screaming was good proof of that. But it wasn’t a move designed to put an opponent to sleep.
Only…it was. As the pain took hold and wore away on her, Bebe could feel herself weakening, and Marcelina’s thought process was made all too clear. She was fading, sure enough, and that realization brought the venom out of her eyes, as she sent a fiery glare towards her foe.
But that fire was dying more with each passing second, growing weaker as her body succumbed to the pain. A flickering light, growing dimmer with each second, until…
“She’s out!” The referee called for the bell, signaling the win for Marcelina. The ringing was the last thing Bebe would remember hearing after she woke up.