The First Hunt for Mana! Anampo vs. Honi

Honi continued to hold Anampo's arms and bite down on her bare feet and toes until she heard her submission. The bell would ring as she released her opponent and backed away a bit. The referee would raise her arm in victory and the Maori girl herself raised the other one as she roared with the cheering crowd. She definitely made her lineage proud and the fans couldn't wait to see more of her.

Honi would then go back to gather Anampo's moccasins before walking to Anampo. She would crouch down low and asked, "Are you alright, Anampo?"

Anampo would lay there with her eyes shut and her head burried in her arms. She had list again to add to her record of no wins. It was a bit embarrassing to the rabbit that even after all her training and getting stronger she still couldn't pull the win.

But then she hears Honi come back. It seemed that Anampo's opponents were never really all bad. They were human, too. Nit just power hungry monsters. "Yeah...I guess Im okay..."

"Here are your moccasins back. I can help you out of the ring if you like so you won't have too much trouble." Honi placed the moccasins beside Anampo so she can easily put them back on again. But looking at her expression being buried in her arms, the Maori girl could tell that she was taking this loss pretty hard. She had to keep her voice quiet so that it won't be made a big deal to anyone else. "Is something wrong, Anampo? I didn't mean to hurt you that much."


Honi, unlike her early lineage, had a heart of gold underneath her harsh, fierce exterior and she was willing to help Anampo in any way she can.

As Ryan had found out in Russia, Honi would find out that Anampo had a bit of a mean streak in her that was starting to grow evermore. When Honi asked if something was wrong like nothing was wrong, the rabbit looked up.

She then got up and grabbed her shoes. She grabbed Honi by the arm and would begin to forcefully pull her out of the ring and towards the backstage area. The crowd fell a bit silent in seeing Anampi like this.

Anampo would take her shoes first, but then what happened next caught Honi by surprise. She was grabbed by the arm and was forced to be dragged out of the ring. She had to follow the other girl to the backstage area and she had no idea what to expect. The Maori girl would grunt out, "Anampo? NNGH! Hang on, not so hard." She can only hope that she could help the rabbit with whatever is troubling her and they can work something out together.

Anampo pulled Honi backstage and sorta Irish whipped her into an empty wall. Into a corner more like it. Anampo dropped her shoes and put ayanding on each side of Honi, pinning her in and keeping her from escape. The rabbit wrinkled her nose and glares at Honi.

Honi grunted when she got flung over to the corner and hit against it quite harshly. She turned to face Anampo who dropped her shoes and pinned her against that very spot. The rabbit had a glare in her eyes as if she was really angry about her loss. Something tells Honi that this girl didn't take losing that well. Yet, she remained stone-faced for she had faced worse situations before. She calmly said, "Anampo...talk to me. Tell me what's wrong..."

As much as a mwan streak Anampo had...Thats all it was, a small streak. Anmpo backed away and crossed her arms. She stared at the floor. More namely, her feet. "Why does everyine go after my feet? They arent all tjat nice...A-And its just weird and I-I dont know...I hate losing that way."

Honi could see that this wasn't that this way of defeat wasn't new to Anampo. Maybe she had more losses because of that than winning. Her mind would think what would be a good response to say to the rabbit who is obviously upset and angry. It was only quiet for a moment before the Maori girl responded, "Hmm, I don't know for sure exactly, but don't take any offense for what I think may be the problem. I feel that it's maybe because those moccasins aren't very protective on your feet. They are pretty, but the material isn't as sturdy as a boot and it can easily slip off."

Now, Honi waited for Anampo to respond. Would she take the criticism harshly and try to beat her up right here and now, or will she accept any help that she may need?

The rabbit ears on her head curled up as she sat on a nearby bench. She sighs heavily. "I giess youre right but, what does that have to do with anything? That shouldnt mwan that my feet should be attacked. There's not too much correlation between them. Some...But not much."

She glances atbher feet, and then she looks at Honi's.