Hadrian Bjormund
Head Security of Commenor
"No you really don't know Kay."
This was it? Mac was just supposed to let her up now after a second time? He felt that she wasn't treating this seriously. She gave up far to easily because she expected him to get up. He could see it as they locked eyes, [member="Lady Kay"] was clearly waiting impatiently for him to get up. Something about that just rubbed him the wrong way although he knew that it wasn't intentional. She wasn't fighting. Throwing a few kicks and punches wasn't fighting, more like playing a childish game. Fighting was raw and built off of emotion. Mac tried to show her that by threatening to dislocate her shoulder. It was personal and real. He gave her a second chance and she threw that away in some half assed attempt to get him on his back. No, this needed to change.
Mac let go of Kay's right arm and placed his hand around her neck. He could almost wrap his fingers around her neck completely, but he knew that he it wouldn't be necessary. He began to shift his weight forward onto her neck, his hand closing her windpipe.The worst thing that will happen will be that she passes out from lack of oxygen. Few people knew that you had to maintain pressure well after a person passes out to actually kill them, and Mac had no intention of doing that. But it certainly felt like dying. Mac's mind flashed back to when he was force choked on Fornow. Luckily for Mac, that Sith apprentice didn't know how to strangle properly either and he awoke minutes later. However, Mac still felt his organs shut down, his vision blur and slowly fade, and energy being sapped out. He imagines that Kay is feeling something similar.
Mac's arms were significantly longer than Kay's and so he held his head out of her reach, pressing her down into the stone floor. She began to choke and squirm underneath him, scratching at his arms and hands. Mac had purposefully left her a way out though. He allowed enough room for her to bring her knees up to her chest and place her feet on Mac's chest, giving her the leverage to push him off if she could figure it out. If she wasn't able to get him off well.... their practice might just be cut short for today. Suddenly a lingering sense of dread ambushed Mac as he pressed down on Kay's windpipe.
Or she could use the force.
This was it? Mac was just supposed to let her up now after a second time? He felt that she wasn't treating this seriously. She gave up far to easily because she expected him to get up. He could see it as they locked eyes, [member="Lady Kay"] was clearly waiting impatiently for him to get up. Something about that just rubbed him the wrong way although he knew that it wasn't intentional. She wasn't fighting. Throwing a few kicks and punches wasn't fighting, more like playing a childish game. Fighting was raw and built off of emotion. Mac tried to show her that by threatening to dislocate her shoulder. It was personal and real. He gave her a second chance and she threw that away in some half assed attempt to get him on his back. No, this needed to change.
Mac let go of Kay's right arm and placed his hand around her neck. He could almost wrap his fingers around her neck completely, but he knew that he it wouldn't be necessary. He began to shift his weight forward onto her neck, his hand closing her windpipe.The worst thing that will happen will be that she passes out from lack of oxygen. Few people knew that you had to maintain pressure well after a person passes out to actually kill them, and Mac had no intention of doing that. But it certainly felt like dying. Mac's mind flashed back to when he was force choked on Fornow. Luckily for Mac, that Sith apprentice didn't know how to strangle properly either and he awoke minutes later. However, Mac still felt his organs shut down, his vision blur and slowly fade, and energy being sapped out. He imagines that Kay is feeling something similar.
Mac's arms were significantly longer than Kay's and so he held his head out of her reach, pressing her down into the stone floor. She began to choke and squirm underneath him, scratching at his arms and hands. Mac had purposefully left her a way out though. He allowed enough room for her to bring her knees up to her chest and place her feet on Mac's chest, giving her the leverage to push him off if she could figure it out. If she wasn't able to get him off well.... their practice might just be cut short for today. Suddenly a lingering sense of dread ambushed Mac as he pressed down on Kay's windpipe.
Or she could use the force.