Leandros Solus
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Leandros yelled – or, more accurately, roared – as his body collided with Hugo’s, trucking the man and sending the two of them flying for a few seconds. The heavier Duros twisted his body midair and dragged the two of them down to the side. The two tangled men soared through the crowds, slowly angling downwards, until they collided with a group of brawling Mandalorians and rebels, sending them scattering about to find new opponents or forcing them to hastily scramble over Leandros and Hugo to get back into the fray.
Leandros landed on his back with a heavy krump, either from whomever he had the fortune to crush beneath him or because his jetpack just got dented. Either way, Hugo attempted to get in the top mount on him as soon as they landed. Leandros noticed this and immediately pushed against his thighs with his arms, simultaneously shrimping his legs out from underneath and wrapping them around Hugo’s hips, putting him in his guard as he rode his own waist up as high as he could on the Duros, trying to go hip-to-hip. He crossed his ankles so the Duros could not easily escape as he threw his punches.
Leandros had total control of the Duros’ hips, and with that, his body. His first wild punch landed, since he was in an offensively-dominant position, but the Mandalorian would not allow him to get the second off. As soon as his arm swung back for another punch, Leandros pulled his legs inwards and bucked Hugo, pulling him down and towards his head. Normally, the response to this would be to headbutt your opposition, since you could swing your head downward into theirs. Unfortunately, Leandros had a helmet on.
While the Duros tried to pin his other arm, Leandros pulled Hugo down with his legs and reached up with his right hand, hooking it around the back of his head. Yanking it downwards, he did a sit up as he lifted his helmet, forcing the two of them to ram into each other, the crown of his helmet aiming directly for where Hugo’s nose would be, if he had one. Hopefully with the sudden shock of the headbutt, Hugo would loosen his grip on his left arm. If that happened, Leandros would quickly swing it into the side of the man’s head as he maintained a grip on the back of it with his other hand.
@Minuteman75
Leandros landed on his back with a heavy krump, either from whomever he had the fortune to crush beneath him or because his jetpack just got dented. Either way, Hugo attempted to get in the top mount on him as soon as they landed. Leandros noticed this and immediately pushed against his thighs with his arms, simultaneously shrimping his legs out from underneath and wrapping them around Hugo’s hips, putting him in his guard as he rode his own waist up as high as he could on the Duros, trying to go hip-to-hip. He crossed his ankles so the Duros could not easily escape as he threw his punches.
Leandros had total control of the Duros’ hips, and with that, his body. His first wild punch landed, since he was in an offensively-dominant position, but the Mandalorian would not allow him to get the second off. As soon as his arm swung back for another punch, Leandros pulled his legs inwards and bucked Hugo, pulling him down and towards his head. Normally, the response to this would be to headbutt your opposition, since you could swing your head downward into theirs. Unfortunately, Leandros had a helmet on.
While the Duros tried to pin his other arm, Leandros pulled Hugo down with his legs and reached up with his right hand, hooking it around the back of his head. Yanking it downwards, he did a sit up as he lifted his helmet, forcing the two of them to ram into each other, the crown of his helmet aiming directly for where Hugo’s nose would be, if he had one. Hopefully with the sudden shock of the headbutt, Hugo would loosen his grip on his left arm. If that happened, Leandros would quickly swing it into the side of the man’s head as he maintained a grip on the back of it with his other hand.
@Minuteman75