FT Sparring (Yue VS Jinchu)

Jin was sure about his choice to go and fight somewhere else instead of the usual training grounds, he ventured outside of Magnolia, walking in a vast assortment of fields. He found a perfect area after walking a good distance, equipped with a moderate sized boulder that was smooth enough to sit on, "Damn, too bad Raza decided to stay in town. I doubt he'll be able to convince Moki that fighting is a good thing though, haha! That Exceed is as LAZY AS THEY COME HAHAHA!" He got progressively louder, his voice a little harsh but not jarring to the ears. His voice may have even been heard in the edges of town but Jinchu didn't care enough to think about those types of things. He lightly tapped the boulder he was sitting on as he waited for the arrival of Yue, the summoner that he just met earlier that day, 'I hope he's strong, he probably is.'

He gazed up to the sky looking into the clouds almost as if they had meaning. Cloud watching wasn't really one of Jin's usual hobbies. It only takes him minutes before getting utterly bored and wonder how could people enjoy such a pointless activity. In his absorbed self he suddenly caught wind of a sound. He could distinctly smell something but he wasn't sure if his head was just playing with his enhanced senses out of boredom or if it was actually someone coming. He raised his head and quickly looked around in directions at a dizzying pace just so he could possibly find something to do. He knew that the man he challenged would be able to find him because he said where the general area was going to be.

There was little said at Yue's appearance but even as he spoke Jin was already excited, he felt so alone even though he was just there for a few minutes. He was already on his feet and ready to go by the time Yue's sentence was finished, "To be honest I didn't know exactly where I meant to battle myself, it was more of a touch and go thing, haha!" He made a smile that spoke to his battle-ready nature, not quite as fierce as it was once he got going but it was evidently on the verge of getting there. He thought of making it look like he was already going to attack and fake Yue out but he soon dismissed it, he didn't want to prolong the intro more than was needed. He stretched his body leaning first left then right, making that last couple seconds in his extension as enjoyable as possible.

Jin was stretched and completely ready to rumble, he turned and walked away from the small boulder keeping his eyes glued to his new opponent. The truth of the fact was this would be his first encounter with a summoner and he didn't want to get caught off-guard from being careless. He spoke with a sharp voice, "Hehe, You ready? Because I'm stoked to get going." he stopped and stood a good ten meters away, his right leading to start off in his left-handed combat style. He chose not to begin with a bluff thinking about the possibility of fighting multiple people at once, it was best to just start out at full capacity, "You better be going all out because I plan to bring the heat!"

As soon as Yue began moving forward Jin chose to do the same, it would cut the few seconds before they would begin an exchange in half in reference to time. He had a smirking grin on his face though as he went, for he had a plan. The stave that was handled by Yue came up in a flash but Jin's assault had his right side leading primarily, already giving him the opportunity to dodge the majority of the blow. For complete safety he pushed off a bit to the right side with his left foot and completely dodge it as he still blasted forward. It was only a second after that and Jin's arm was stretched out for a clothesline aimed to cut Yue off at his neck. His positioning was very good for this since his arms wouldn't be able to interfere and Jin's full weight was put into it meaning it would send him to the ground. He couldn't help but laugh a bit at the question however it didn't distract his focus, more played a bit to his amusement, "Not bad for warming up."

This blow would definitely cause a moment of choking during impact because of the nature of the strike but it would only last for the moment Jin's arm was in contact with Yue's neck. Since the blow would send him to the ground, Jin expected that he would also hit his head or back unexpectedly hard, either of which would be a bonus. Jinchu was confident but not foolish enough to think he had the automatic hit so he had a backup plan just in-case this attack went nowhere. What he did next whether hit or miss was pretty much dependent on his opponent's actions.

Jin had foreseen the possibility of a nice counter from Yue but it was not as if he would be able to dodge it. He did his best to swing around but his locked would cause him to take the blow. He was not about to use magic though, there were other options here. He adjusted his torso as he moved so the blow wouldn't be as effective and simultaneously brought his right fist around to connect with Yue's head. His punch would land in unison with the knee making it nearly unavoidable since his arm still wouldn't allow the chance for a block. With his fist was the entire force of his body as he was sprinting meaning on impact it could very well knock the opponent out on the unlikely chance.

Taking the hit himself was essential if he were to be able to make his punch so effective. Since he turned himself a bit the damage wasn't too bad but he did have a temporary loss of breath and he could also feel the impression of the bruise that would surely form. With taking the blow he was almost guaranteed to land his own specifically because Yue couldn't redirect if his knee were to land the blow quick enough for avoidance. Jin's fist would cause great damage for a bare-fist attack, guaranteeing his opponent to be light-head and develop a massive swelling bruise just under his left eye since the punch would jar his cheekbone and finish across the face, 'Alright, what are you made of Yue?... Hehe let's find out!'

Jin's attack may have missed but he was not quite worried, he took the blow as it came but it was not something of detrimental effect. He lost breath for a second but it was barely a way to slow him down. They each landed a hit in this exchange, Jinchu was a little annoyed that he was quite equal with his opponent at this time, neither of them were showing blaring weaknesses, it had all to do with the placement so far each optimizing on it when they could. Either way Yue went back for a moment to get space and spoke. Right after that he jumped up to make a nice kick right for Jin's chest region. His face flashed into a smirk as he saw this and instantly made to punch back in response, twisting his body to do so. For the whole moment before The lag and fist collided it would look as if Jinchu was attempting to stop the powerful kick with his mere fist.

The fact was Jin knew that this wasn't within his ability to simply do that. At the last moment he summoned his magic forth and activated a spell. This spell ignited both his hands in flame and gave him a strength boost right as the two attacks would connect. This would be quite bad for Yue since Jin's punch now had ample ability to stop his kick but it was even more detrimental because of the punch's placement. His fist would smack full on right into the knee of Yue. With the combined force of Jin's attack and the summoning mage's kick there would be an unmistakably loud cracking noise to bring to reality what had happened. Yue's knee would be cracked and broken from the impact.

Normally Jinchu wasn't in to doing such a thing but he knew someone who could fix the leg up to good as new once they got back to Fairy Tail. Yes the pain would suck and the summoner's movement capacity would pretty much be finished but this was a battle and things like this can happen. Honestly Jin just hoped he hadn't overdone it, which he may have since some people got a little angry when their bones get broken. Jin personally didn't hold it against anyone if he was damaged in such a way, especially in a fight since it happened before and all he did was weakly laugh before collapsing on the ground. In a world of mages a broken bone is a very simple thing to deal with, he just hoped he hadn't lost the chance at a friend over this. The force of the blow would most definitely send the point of impact back flying hard. All Jin made a note of was, even when he was making his punch, to be careful of the stave that the summoner possessed.

Magic: 90/100

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