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In the heat of battle even the best of fighters can get caught off guard, Andy is no exception. The snake like approach of his enemies mechanical arms went unnoticed as they slithered forth until they reached under him an attacked. From the ground up, the two arms grew, circling around his body in a tight grip, much like an anaconda, constricting around him until all that was left was Andy's head peaking out the top of a cocoon of overlapping steel. It was a cold deadly embrace with no room to breath, capable of crushing his bones into a fine powder, and Andy could do nothing about it. For the arms struck so fast that his hands were caught pressed against his chest with zero chance of reaching any of his weapons.

Andy was quickly running out of options with no luck in sight. His best chance for survival would be to stall for time and pray his enemy would make a mistake, so without showing any signs of weakness he prepared to engage his enemy in conversation. But before he could even get a syllable out everything changed. From within the mechanical arms strapped around his body, an immensely high voltage of energy resonated until finally the entire cocoon was now a conduit of serging electricity. “Arrgghh!” Andy screamed in pain as smoke rose from his body. Underneath his outfit his hairs stood on ends and his teeth chattered repeatedly. Even small trickles of blood dropped from his eye sockets as a testament to the intense pain he was now feeling.

Finally after what seemed an eternity of torture, the enemy released his steel grip and like an anchor Andy dropped down hard and straight to the ground. His body still twitching in pain. After a deep cough caused from the lingering smoke in the air, Andy knew he was on his last leg and needed to come up with a plan quick. He was in way to much pain to fight, let alone stand, so his only option was to take his enemy out with him. Using every bit of strength left in his body, Andy did his best to ignore the pain and lie motionless on the ground. He was playing possum, dead to the world, luring his adversary into a false sense of superiority making him think he'd won. Then at the exact moment the enemy drops his guard, or menacingly stand over his body, Andy would strike back with everything he had, by pulling the master pin on his straps of grenades, detonating them all at once, and going out in a huge explosion taking him and his enemy together, end game!

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In a world filled with beings capable of shooting lasers from their eyes or altering matter with a thought, Andy was thrilled to be seeing an enemy using nothing more than a bow and arrow against him. But seconds after his foe launched an arrow, Andy noticed it was in fact a more advanced piece of technology. As the arrow closed in fast the tip began spreading open revealing an ever expanding flexible steel like net. But that was not all. As the net reached its full size the steel webbing crackled and pop as tiny sparks of electricity surge throughout it. In was in fact a double threat capable of doing some major damage to him if caught. But the only thing worse than being taken out by a seemingly copy of an ancient weapon was the God awful pun spouted by it's attacker, “When it comes to this fight I want to make my POINT clear, you can't win!”

Andy had only seconds to react before being trapped and fried in the steel net, leaving no time to trade back and forth ill conceived witticisms. Instead he decided to let his side arms do all the talking and in a flash he pulled from it's holster two fully loaded Uzis, holding one in each hand. At the same time he pushed off with his left foot pushing himself to the right in the hopes of dodging the arrow if his bullets miss the mark.

Using years of specialized training Andy fired off short rounds of bullets specifically aimed at the crisscrossing sections of the net. In doing so each shot created a counter resistance causing the incoming net to flow off course or at least slow it down. In the end after a series of clinking sounds, Andy's plan worked out just enough, that by the time what was left of the net arrived, Andy managed to dodge it by the skin of his teeth.

In retaliation Andy finished his dodge to his right with a quick tuck and roll, ending up safely hidden behind a rather large tree in a rather thinly filled forest. After taking a quick second to catch his breath he then stuck his head out long enough to spot his target and get a bead on where to shoot. Then without a second thought he stepped away from the tree's safety and fired off rounds until both of his clips were empty. With his enemy no doubt preoccupied, Andy decided to throw one more log into the fire and sent a surprise attack against his enemy.

Sizing up the tree he once hid behind, Alix took a ready stance. He then planted his right foot firmly on the ground and spun his hip around sharply. In effect, he lifted then swung his left foot around his back in a spinning motion known as a roundhouse kick, that when collided with the tree snapped it clean off it's trunk. The tree then fell down fast and hard right on top of the last place Andy saw his adversary. The beauty of the kick was that even if the one tree missed its target, from the way the trees were stacked around him it would cause a large number more to fall on top of him even harder.

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