Game of Destiny – A Thrilling Tale of Power, Love & Fate

Each fighting stage had an official assigned to it. Their job was to make sure we followed the rules and to count down

when we had our opponent in a hold. At least there were some security measures in place, I thought as I stepped onto

the platform I had been assigned to for my first fight. On the other side another woman stepped up. She was assessing

me like I did with her. My opponent looked trained and the way she looked at me showed intelligence. It wouldn’t be an

easy win. The signal sounded, marking the start of the fight. We slowly circled each other, not looking away. Both ready to

defend ourselves if necessary. She made the first move and charged at me. Keeping her centre of gravity low, bending

her upper body as she came at me. I understood she was trying to push me out of the fighting circle. I stepped to the

right and bent my left leg, pulling it slightly upward. My opponent did most of the work for me as her forward momento

drove her face into my knee.

“Fuck,” she growled and tried to stem the nosebleed with her hand. I made the next attack, hoping she would be

unfocused. She wasn’t and blocked my attack. Her nose stopped bleeding after a minute, but she looked feral with the

blood-streaked face and top. We continued to circle each other, trying to find an opening, making attacks to test the

other’s weak points. We were a good match as we seemed equal in strength and skill. It worried me as I didn’t want to

spend too much time on this fight. It was the first of hopefully many. I couldn’t afford to waste my energy. My opponent

attacked again, and I saw my opening. I sidestepped to the left, taking her off guard and as she tried to adjust her movement, I curled into a ball which had her torso move in over me. I rolled onto my back and her eyes grew bigger as

she realised what I was about to do, but she had no way to stop me. When she was above me, I kicked out with my feet. I

caught her in the stomach and sent her into a somersault. She landed on her back, on the ground outside of the circle. I

smiled as I got to my feet. I was announced as the winner. I walked up to my opponent and reached out my hand.

“Good fight,” I said. She shook my hand.

“Yeah, nice move. I didn’t consider someone would go down in order to win. I will remember it,” she told me.

mindlinked me when I walked over to

the others doing?’ I asked. Before

us. ‘Jake and Ramses are

had a break before our second match as the first round matches

watch Jake,’ I told them. Me and Matilda headed over to where he was

Ramses. Jake was in better shape than I expected. His training had made a big difference and he won

without breaking a sweat.

good,’ I told

‘Thank you,’ he said.’

next couple of fights were tough. My opponents knew what they were doing and as I barely managed to

scrapes and bruises than I wanted to admit. The last opponent had landed a full out kick

Finlay stood waiting with Matilda when I stepped down from

asked as Matilda handed me

I’ll survive,’

that Ramses’ shoulder isn’t fully

a bruise on his cheek and claw marks on

see.

issues,’ he said. We walked over to the boards to

Logan,’ Finlay remarked as he read the name

have

good Alpha. We usually get along. He’s strong, but I think he will fight fair. It will be

I hated this game when his face grew dark. I looked at what

was to face one of the warriors of his old pack. I felt myself going pale. I had been insisting

everyone thought, but now I admitted to

the ring the second the signal goes

insisted. Mostly because I hated the thought of surrendering, not so much because I

We know

they will take me out of

last one,’ I said. Finlay sighed and rubbed

are pissed enough not to care

This is

soon as I see it

‘Red.’

best I can