Auspicious BreezeThe former gladiator knew better than to lose sight of an opponent just because they'd thrown their weapon away! This, unfortunately, meant she caught only a little bit of the light show above and aaaah it was kinda pretty! She wished she could spare more attention for it than this.
Then Auspicious Breeze heard Lumen give up, and she felt both glad and sad at the same time. Glad, because now she didn't have to try to convince that cutie Shiro to not get in the way of a fair one-on-one fight, and because it meant they weren't fighting anymore. But sad, because this meant she didn't get to punch anyone or see how strong Lumen really was!
And she looks pretty sad too, besides being angry. Maybe I'll talk to her after she has time to calm down?She heard Shiro's offer of food, and perked up from her little tiny slump. "Okay! I haven't eaten yet today, so ah, that should be nice."
Then came the new person. A man, from the looks of him. He asked two questions, one obvious and the other one she actually kinda wanted to know the answer to herself now, wow.
That would be really cute if she laughed like that. Radiant would want to pet her too!"Well," Breeze started to say, reluctantly turning to the new guy and sizing him up. His walk suggested danger. "There was
almost a fight."
Mordred
The changeling struggled for a while, trying to adjust her strength so that her victory wouldn't be too suspicious, but damnit, she underestimated the guy a bit, to be honest. She put a little more strength then a peak athlete would, now hoping it wouldn't be too suspicious. But whom she was kidding, it probably would look odd if a girl like her defeated such a brawny guy. But she cared more about the victory than how it would look like.
Pressuring stronger than the man, she overpowered him without inflicting any harm.
GadreelHe resisted the fierce desire to resist, for in the end t'was but arm wrestling. It was far from sufficient importance to risk his cover, or worse, risk the safety of the person who had offered him refuge in this bizarre prison world in which he found himself. Thus, he gave her a moment more of struggle against her preternatural power before the back of his hand struck the table and made it tremble feebly.
His eyes were, of course, wide with some measure of surprise. "Well, this is... your boasts of tackling bears were not mere boasts, I see."