<strong>Ammon in the Sands</strong><br/><br/>Normally Ammon would feel as if he needed to put on something of a show, however with the current rage he felt? He could care less about the Romans, less about anyone and desired to let it out on someone. When Aelius came at him with the sword, Ammon twisted to the side to avoid the thrust. He was fast, he'd give him that. Continuing to dodge, Ammon would roll and sidestep to avoid the thrusts until he was given an opening. When the man went for a forward thrust, the Egyptian lifted his arm and clasped it around the side of the sword catching it and twisting away from Aelius before landing a harsh elbow to the side of his face. Tossing the sword away in the process, he walked up to him with a purpose and dodged Aelius by ducking before landing a punch to his midsection. This was how he wanted the fight, to where he could rely on his superior speed and technique. The fight itself was fairly one sided, as Aelius hit Ammon with a few punches and even got him into a headlock at one point. Ammon was so hopped up adrealine and rage however, that he escaped the headlock attempt by biting a chunk out of the man's arm and it wasn't long until the fight was down on the ground with Ammon mounting Aelius and pummeling his face into pulp. He didn't let up for a minute, and didn't care about what the crowd wanted. The man through no fault of his own, was going to die. Rising to his feet, Ammon looks in the direction of the crowd before raising his foot and bringing it down on Aelius' throat crushing it. Afterwords he spit on him and stalked away.