<div class="floatright">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/thumb/6/66/874717ebf8ddd8fd3ea8515490d5e362--male-elf-pirate-images.jpg/446px-874717ebf8ddd8fd3ea8515490d5e362--male-elf-pirate-images.jpg)</div><strong>Name</strong>Ken Odd  (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=292821.0)<br/><strong>Time/ day</strong>Grand Magic Games: Day Four, Round 4<br/><strong>Tagging</strong>Ryuuji Izumi, Open<br/><strong>Location </strong>Arena<br/><hr/><br/>Ken smiled as the kick grazed his cheek. It wasn’t for damage rather distraction. What he wasn’t entirely ready for was the counterattack. Such a quick punch hard to completely avoid, not impossible, just difficult. He arched his body the fist would connect but on the flesh of his side. He felt the blood vessels instantly burst as the blow struck flesh and muscle. That was going to limit his movements. He let his muscles fal limp in his torso, to reduce the pain but kept the muscles in his legs tightened against the legs of his opponent.<br/><br/>His teeth gritted against the pain. With his free hand he opened his palm and struck, a variation of the one inch punch, with an open hand. If it connected it would feel like a hard slap, the damage happening under the skin. The same amount of force spread over a larger area would not be as devastating a result as a closed fist but the energy from it would reverberate through his chest causing a disruption in the softer tissues under the skin. The target was the center of the chest. The bones acting almost as a tuning fork, vibrating with the internal force of the hit. While the one inch punch could be deadly, The Vibrating palm  (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neijing) technique of the Neijing school of martial arts could be devastating if used correctly.<br/>