<hr/><div class="floatleft">(http://scontent.cdninstagram.com/t51.2885-15/e35/13381189_236387550075587_999398268_n.jpg?ig_cache_key=MTI3MDM1MDIwOTYwMzcyODQ4MA%3D%3D.2&amp;se=7)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Blackout (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=261894.msg12962174#msg12962174)<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Danger Room<br/><strong>Date/Time:</strong>Sept. 2nd, 3:00 PM<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Rogue, Bishop<br/><strong>Content:</strong>Training.<br/><hr/><br/>The odds were against Rogue and Blackout, despite this being a two on one situation.  The alley was narrow and made it difficult to sneak up on Bishop, who was simply massive compared to the both of them.  But that didn't mean they weren't going to give as good as they could and as Blackout started to move forward, she saw Rogue already moving into action, kicking up dirt and stones to try and get it into Bishops eyes as she went to try and drive her fist into the groin of the massive man.  But even as this was happening, she could already see Bishop moving and shifting to avoid the impact and knew that Rogue's attack wasn't going to be as effective as they needed it to be.<br/><br/>But Blackout wasn't idle in that time.  Seeing Bishop's focus mostly on Rogue, which miffed her a little bit if she was totally honest, she started to move.  If she was honest with herself, she would've focused on Rogue too.  She was far better trained and actually knew what it was like to get involved in a real fight while Blackout's involvement in combat was limited to what took place here in the Danger Room.  However, everyone here knew that ignoring any combatant wasn't a wise idea, Bishop had taught her that.  So she would make him pay for seemingly ignoring her in favor of worrying about Rogue.  Her eyes narrowed as she saw a possibly opening and moved to strike.<br/><br/>With Rogue going low, it only made sense that she would go high.  Sprinting towards the wall, she jumped up and used it to springboard into the air.<strong>"Catch this!"</strong>she growled.  Launching herself off the wall, she swung her leg around, looking to kick Bishop in the side of the face.  A part of her knew that leaving her fight was probably going to prove to be a mistake, but it was something that she felt she had to do.  Bishop couldn't possibly be expecting her to do something like this and in a fight against someone with superior strength and training, surprise was the only ally that she really had.  And if she could, she was going to use that surprise to kick Bishop's face off of her head.