[BOUNTY] How I defeated @necromanceranne in toolbox combat - #346
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Hello @Byaigo can you perhaps show us an accurate illustration of this? |
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How did you get the toolbox miraculously in the start of round 2? |
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@necromanceranne, Kneel, jobber. |
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Sorry, I can't accept this PR due to the narrative inconsistencies, as well as the fact that I never charge as first strike. Everyone knows that's how you get soap killed. I don't know who you fought, but it wasn't me. Good effort, lousy on the consistency. REJECTED: ❌ |
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How I Defeated @necromanceranne in One-on-One Toolbox Combat
The Arena
The derelict Medbay. Flickering lights. Blood stains on the floor from the last four assistants who tried. A single red toolbox sits between us, glowing faintly under the emergency lighting.
Round One — The Approach
You charge first — predictable. A standard toolbox rush. I sidestep left, using the surgery table as cover. Your swing connects with the metal frame, sparks fly. I grab the nearby fire extinguisher — not to hit you, but to spray a cloud of CO2 between us. Visibility drops to zero. You swing wildly. I count your swings. Three. Four. On the fifth, your rhythm breaks — fatigue.
Round Two — The Counter
I slide under the surgery table, toolbox in hand. You're still swinging at the extinguisher cloud. I emerge behind you. One clean hit to the back of the knee. You stumble. I don't follow up — patience. You spin, toolbox raised high, and I duck under your arm, bringing my toolbox up into your ribs. The sound of cracking bone. You drop your toolbox.
Round Three — The Execution
You're on one knee, gasping. I pick up your toolbox. Now I have two. You look up at me — defiance in your eyes. I swing both toolboxes simultaneously, one from each side, connecting with your skull in a perfect V-motion. The sound echoes through Medbay. You collapse.
Why I Am 'The One'
I didn't win because I'm stronger. I won because I waited. I counted. I used the environment. While you fought with rage, I fought with patience. Every toolbox warrior who came before me swung first. I swung last. And when you woke up in the cloning bay, you knew — the student had become the master.
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BTC/XMR preferred. ETH: 0x18da907cb9d981bc798acb87ac27b03a2dc3cbb7
I await my €3000 with the patience of a man who knows he's already won.