That's perfectly cool with me.<br/><br/>I guess in case it does end up in a brawl between Brooklyn and Lei, I should elaborate on Brooklyn's training.<br/><br/>I pictured Brooklyn's own experience to be kind of multifaceted.  For one, I figured that his military education and training would mean he learned some form of military CQC.  So also practical battlefield combat and the techniques involved there.  In terms of weapons, mostly just knives and weapons of opportunity.  I'm fairly certain swords and so on doesn't feature in most FWL soldier's kit.<br/><br/>Underneath all of that, he's also been a long time practitioner of Tai chi, or it's full name of T'ai chi ch'uan.  Even that has multiple facets to it in that he practices the solo forms for health benefits, and another form that has been modernized and made for self-defense.<br/><br/>Taking it all together, he fights more defensively at the outset, mostly just deflecting blows and redirecting the motions of his attacker.  Once he has a read on them, that's when he counter attacks, delivering crippling strikes.  Part of why he acts the way he does is a reflection on how he fights.  Hence the studying of who he's talking with and the roundabout ways of simultaneously agreeing and needling.<br/><br/>So if I had to guess what a fight between Lei and Brooklyn would be like, it'd be uncharacteristically long, with bursts of motion in-between stillness, and a whole lot of silence.