L.A.W. - League of Anime Wrestling

Instead of rushing to jump on Mio, as her baser instincts tempted her to do, Mura decided to move away and lie on the ropes, not only did she recover comfortably, but to everyone's eyes she seemed to have everything under control.

Mura smiled, with some luck she could even get into Mio's head, make her think that they were in different leagues, that she was just playing with her, and if not she at least had the advantage of having caused more damage.

"So, my quiet princess, still nothing to say?"

It seemed that Mura had decided to not continue with her upper hand, allowing Mio to recover. "Eghhh..." Grunting, Mio pushed herself up and shook her head as she would get herself back on her feet. She glared at Mura as she turned around to face her.

"S-shut up!"

She yelled at her as she would take a stance, ready to clash with Mura once more. She tried to not get too agitated as she would not carelessly charge towards Mura, knowing that she was just taunting her.

"Hu hu hu" Mura certainly was having fun as never before in a match, but she was aware that it could be wise to end it quickly, Mio was clearly more cautelous than before, so trying to trick her again could be foolish.

As Mio standed up, Mura had enough time to recover a bit, so she started walking around the ring, with one of her arms sliding over the third rope, waiting for her opponent to make the first move, waiting for some mistake or a chance to counterattack, after all she had the upper hand at the moment, so no need to rush.

Clearly irked by her opponent, Mio decided to make her first move as she would charge towards Mura, extending out her arm in preparation to hit her with a clothesline. She would use her momentum to empower her attack, where she would try to hit Mura with her arm, smashing it right at her chest so that she could send her out of the ring.

At the moment, while Mio might think that Mura might be preparing something for her, she was more concerned in making sure to keep her down, and she didn't expect any kind of counterattack from her opponent as she attempted to hit her with the clothesline.

Agile as a gazelle her opponent pounced on her, that clothesline looked dangerous, clearly an attack full of fury and viciousness, it wasn't an attack she could block and there was no time to dodge, being so close to the end of the ring played against her, as the impact pushed her back on the highest rope, with which the weight of her head and the force of the blow made her go backwards.

Her body turned on her own axis as she kissed the ground, her huge breasts had not only received the clothesline in full, but they were also the first parts of her body to feel the cold and the pain with the fall.

She lay facedown on the ground outside the ring, almost motionless and small tears welling up in her eyes, both from pain and from her anger.

The astonished gaze of the public and the judge were on Mura and soon the latter remembered that he had to count,so he began to do so, but it was clear that the girl would not get up until at least half of the count.

With her clothesline, Mio managed to send Mura out of the ring, sending her crashing down onto the floor outside. Leaning against the ropes, Mio panted, still trying to regain her bearing and restore her strength. It seemed that her opponent remained outside the ring, unable to pick herself up until the referee was already halfway of the ten count.

So, Mio decided to join Mura outside the ring, slipping through the ropes and hopping down from the apron to the floor outside. With her joining Mura outside the ring, the counts were reset back to one, though the referee would continue the count. While Mura was trying to get up, Mio would approach her before grabbing her so that she could slam her spine first onto the ring apron.

Mura thought about what to do while she recovered, a little embarrassed with herself for letting her guard down like that, only to raise her head and see Mio taking the initiative again.

Perplexed at the audacity of her opponent Mura groaned, but could do little to avoid being thrown against the apron, her lower back collided and she doubled back, her arms out to her sides leaving her completely exposed.

Throwing Mura back first onto the apron, Mio knew that she had successfully inflicted some damage on her opponent. Of course, with the two of them outside the ring, she knew that they needed to return back into the ring so that they wouldn't be counted out. And winning the match via a count out was a cop-out at best, so she would first shove Mura into the ring first, letting her roll under the ropes before joining her, entering the ring to resume the match.

Once they entered the ring, Mio would then bend down to pull Mura up, planning to deliver her next attack. Once Mura was up on her feet, Mio would then attempt to land an European uppercut right under her chin, hoping to inflict more damage on her.

Mura's moves hadn't done any lasting damage, and now she was being easily handled by her opponent, which obviously bothered her. But it wasn't just that; Mio's silence and impetuous behavior had managed to annoy her like no opponent had ever done before. It's as if she thought she was superior, but for Mura, it was inexcusable that someone treated her with such condescension, especially someone of her same weight rank and experience, someone who shouldn't be giving her so much trouble.

Mura swallowed that uppercut. The hit made her take a step back. For a moment, she saw sparks, but Mura clenched her teeth, and prepared her fist tightly, determined to pay back.

The time for tactics and tricks was over. Mura was eager for Mio to try her fists, so she would launch a hook against Mio's ribs. No defense, no technique, no clever words; now she was in the midst of a frenzy, confident that she could take at least as many hits as her opponent.

So, if unestopped, she could continue throwing her punches one after another, jabs, hooks, straights; she didn't care how, she wanted to hit her, she wanted to see Mio bleed.

Landing her uppercut, Mio thought that she could continue with more attacks, but it seemed that Mura wasn't going to let her as she proceeded to hit her at her ribs. Mio's eyes widened as she took the hits before she took more hits from Mura, receiving a barrage of punches from her, and all Mio could do was to protect her face and head so that she wouldn't end up being disoriented. Still, she received some of those hits, dealing some damage on her, making it difficult for her to think of a way to fight back.