Meeting 2#: Fight AGAINST The Law (open thread)
Posted: Sat Oct 17, 2026 3:12 am
Was today the day? Yes, it was.
It was the second day of this promotion’s PPV, which they considered pure hell, or at least… The Knight was far from home, but it wasn’t the first time they had been to Cuba; they’d been there years ago and never thought they’d set foot in this country again, especially because of a personal conflict. But their mission was to deliver a message to this company, and they would have to do whatever it took to do so.
Getting in here wasn’t that hard. Everyone was hunting the beast in armor, but they didn’t know who was underneath it, nor did they even know its gender or appearance, so infiltrating the L.A.W. plane wasn’t too difficult. On the first day, which was the carnival, they were able to go unnoticed by posing as a local worker who was going to be one of the float drivers, and they didn’t raise any suspicions. Then they stayed at the same hotel where the rest of the wrestlers were staying without anyone noticing.
Now that they were inside, it was time to make sure security didn’t interfere. There were people living there who were just doing their jobs, so they didn’t want to hurt them. So they came up with a plan: they made a radio call using their real voices, which the guards didn’t recognize, to lure all the guards into a room with a false alarm claiming that two major female wrestlers were fighting backstage, which could jeopardize the event. Once most of the guards had gathered, they covered the room’s exits without them noticing, but don’t worry about them, there’s enough oxygen for them, and after the event, if they didn’t leave the room, The Knight was going to free them.
Now came the most important part of their plan: starting the conflict. Their costume, which looked like armor but wasn’t actually armor, was ready. It was very useful, hiding their identity from others; very comfortable, not restricting their movements; intimidating; and helping them blend into the shadows. Ana really outdid herself with this. Now, they would attach a camera to their shoulder that would begin recording everything that was about to happen and capture everything the beast would do today. Now they just had to wait for their opponents to appear. the rest of the fighters who were in the arena but out of camera range because today, as The Knight was going to make crystal clear, this was a battle of everyone against one with this promotion and its entire roster, and they weren't going to back down from anyone or anything to deliver their message: their debauchery has consequences
They were in the hallways, hidden in the shadows, undetected, waiting for the first opponent to appear so they could ambush them. It might be that the Crusader considered himself a better fighter than everyone else; in terms of combat, however, knew that they could not face them one by one in succession. They had to take advantage of surprise attacks, wear them down, and ambush them because, although the Invader believed they could handle several at once, they ran the greatest risk by doing so. Now they limited themselves to being patient and striking at the best opportunity.
It was the second day of this promotion’s PPV, which they considered pure hell, or at least… The Knight was far from home, but it wasn’t the first time they had been to Cuba; they’d been there years ago and never thought they’d set foot in this country again, especially because of a personal conflict. But their mission was to deliver a message to this company, and they would have to do whatever it took to do so.
Getting in here wasn’t that hard. Everyone was hunting the beast in armor, but they didn’t know who was underneath it, nor did they even know its gender or appearance, so infiltrating the L.A.W. plane wasn’t too difficult. On the first day, which was the carnival, they were able to go unnoticed by posing as a local worker who was going to be one of the float drivers, and they didn’t raise any suspicions. Then they stayed at the same hotel where the rest of the wrestlers were staying without anyone noticing.
Now that they were inside, it was time to make sure security didn’t interfere. There were people living there who were just doing their jobs, so they didn’t want to hurt them. So they came up with a plan: they made a radio call using their real voices, which the guards didn’t recognize, to lure all the guards into a room with a false alarm claiming that two major female wrestlers were fighting backstage, which could jeopardize the event. Once most of the guards had gathered, they covered the room’s exits without them noticing, but don’t worry about them, there’s enough oxygen for them, and after the event, if they didn’t leave the room, The Knight was going to free them.
Now came the most important part of their plan: starting the conflict. Their costume, which looked like armor but wasn’t actually armor, was ready. It was very useful, hiding their identity from others; very comfortable, not restricting their movements; intimidating; and helping them blend into the shadows. Ana really outdid herself with this. Now, they would attach a camera to their shoulder that would begin recording everything that was about to happen and capture everything the beast would do today. Now they just had to wait for their opponents to appear. the rest of the fighters who were in the arena but out of camera range because today, as The Knight was going to make crystal clear, this was a battle of everyone against one with this promotion and its entire roster, and they weren't going to back down from anyone or anything to deliver their message: their debauchery has consequences
They were in the hallways, hidden in the shadows, undetected, waiting for the first opponent to appear so they could ambush them. It might be that the Crusader considered himself a better fighter than everyone else; in terms of combat, however, knew that they could not face them one by one in succession. They had to take advantage of surprise attacks, wear them down, and ambush them because, although the Invader believed they could handle several at once, they ran the greatest risk by doing so. Now they limited themselves to being patient and striking at the best opportunity.