<div align="center"><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 18pt;"><strong>The Night is Dark and Full of Terrors</strong></span></div><br/><div class="floatleft">(https://i.imgur.com/Rt2ECxS.gif)</div><strong>NAME:</strong>Kevin Finch<br/><strong>DAY:</strong>February 15th, 2021, 9:00AM<br/><strong>LOCATION:</strong>Training Area<br/><strong>TAGGING:</strong>Asmodiel, Ryusei, Leasick, Mallory<br/><strong>EXTRA:</strong>Training<br/><strong>WEARING:</strong>Tank Top and Shorts<br/><hr/><br/>They were doing well. Well was hardly enough to take on Azmodiel, though. Kevin could barely avoid Ryusei being thrown back at him. It was impressive to see how quickly Ryusei threw himself back into the fray, but that was a given. As one could tell with the way their trainer handed the blows out, Ryusei was much more able to take what Azmodiel was capable of dishing out then the other two. That was something Kevin always kept in mind, largely because first his parents, and then Azmodiel had taught him - he could be good, but he was human. And that meant he was far from invincible. But then again, even at Azmodiel's level, there would always be someone better. A lot of training had to do with how you dealt with that.<br/><br/>Mallory seemed to be trying to cope with that right now. Enough that he took one moment to reassure her. "Don't worry, Mal, he won't push you more than you can take. Just try and get in while we're engaging him and you should be fine." Introducing Mallory was a new wrinkle though, and one he was sure Azmodiel was sure to take advantage of - Ryusei's father had to know that Kevin's first instinct would be to protect Mallory, and for that matter, it would probably strongly affect Ryusei and Leasick's strategy as well. But again, probably him the most. The only plus to that was of the three of them, Kevin had the least with which to cause Azmodiel harm of any kind.  Though landing any blow was a kind of win in this particular game.<br/><br/>Now that the fight was on, coordination was more difficult, but necessary. While Ryusei took the front, Kevin did his best to maneuver around. It only had so much utility - Azmodiel was fast. Inhumanly fast - even by definition. But Ryusei had Azmodiel's blood in him, which meant that Kevin could count on the son being nearly as fast as the father - the main advantage there was the number of years Azmodiel had to develop his technique - far longer than Kevin had any right to expect to live, even if he did survive to a ripe old age. But if he could come from behind, then Leasick could move in from the side, and maybe, just maybe...<br/><br/>With a nod to Leasick, Kevin spun around and rolled right. Rolling wasn't absolutely necessary, but Kevin had learned the hard way about the value of staying low, years before he had even met Azmodiel. Jack Finch may have not been a demon, but he was no lightweight, and Kevin had been much smaller back then anyway. By some miracle, he did make it most of the way around Azmodiel's flank, and was in a decent if not ideal position to press the attack. Which he did, moving as he could to try and form some attack around Azmodiel's kidneys.