Time to Let Go [Final Round WMAT]

After showing off his full power at the end of his first round, Kyokan saw little reason to suppress it for the round that followed. His technique seemed to still be an enigma to the other competitors, but that was only needed in very scarce situations. Unlike the first round, his second opponent wasn't advanced with a martial arts fighting style. The hardest part of dealing with Cygnus was his slight upper hand in raw power and skill, leading Kyokan to have to widdle his opponent down with careful Time Skips to confuse the opponent before ringing them out. His technique overcame that power and skill, but the second round was a step back from it. While his opponent was stronger than him once more, Kyokan was now on an even playing field with skill and his technique still reigned supreme over all opposition.

His opponent this time was far different than the Kold Demon as well, there were very little opportunities to be swept up by surprise, which led to this fresh opponent's inevitable doom. The fight played out similarly to the first in some ways, with Kyokan just trying to widdle down his opponent's stamina over time with carefully placed strikes, before unleashing a devastating finishing blow through the use of Time Skip to knock his opponent out of the arena the instant he slipped up. In many ways, the second round was more of a rest from the first, Cygnus was a much harder opponent to do casual combat with. Kyokan practically required Time Skip to deal with the Kold Demon, whereas his second opponent had it used to get the fight wrapped up in a timely manner. With the Gerodowr securing his victory once again, he ensured his spot in the finals of this Martial Arts Tournament. From there, he got to view the match that decided his opponent for the final match, an oddity for sure.

Both of this one's matches played out with a different side, making it unclear what he'd experience in even his own match. But the lack of power emanating from the opponent made something all too clear. Kyokan would have to make the most of his full power, he couldn't hold back just to test the waters.

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Final Round

The time finally came, where he was to head in for the finals. The Gerodowr's hands remained in his pockets as he walked up onto the tournament arena floor, his deep red eyes peering across to the woman on the other side. His face had a resting anger to it, but that wasn't quite the case. Anger wasn't building up inside of him at all, despite the naturality of the stern look he gave. In reality, he felt very little, he still needed to get first impressions of this opponent to even decide if he'd feel excitement or boredom. But after his experience in the first round, he could only hope the fight would allow him to grow respect once more.

After a short pause, Kyokan's hands rose from his pockets to get into his casual fist-over-fist fighting stance that was pulled close to his face. The android opposite of him would know that he only ever used this stance in his battles so far. "Your fights thus far have been most impressive." his tone was still blunt and cold, like in the previous fights. There was no disrespect in it, however, it was not filled with rage or contempt, only the firm solitude of a warrior. "I offer the first strike to you." with his offer let out, the Gerodowr stood still in his combat stance, waiting almost like a statue. The fire burning inside of him was a flicker, but he hoped for it to be a roaring inferno by the end of this.

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WC: 633
TWC: 633
Thread PL: [103,000 Base] - [1,133,000 Full Power]