Gravediggers

Between the chaos raging throughout the bar, Valrie shouting in her face, and the woman's near incomprehensible accent, Saori had barely a clue what was being said. Though to be honest, that probably wouldn't have mattered much.

"Whatever the fuck you're blabbering about, maybe I'll listen after you get off me!" Saori shouted over her shoulder, while firmly planting her palms against the floor and trying to push up.

Valrie was getting madder by the second. Every moment that she down here, instead of beating up both ladies. “I'M NOT A FOOL. THERE ARE CAMERAS ALL OVER IN THIS BAR. I'M SURE THE FOOTAGE WILL SHOW THAT YOU WERE THE ONE GETTING INVOLVED IN OUR FIGHT!” yelled Valrie in response to the interloper. The next statement that the girl holding the table down made only pissed the Canadian Rock Star even more. “WHAT DID YOU SAY? ARE YOU TRYING TO PISS ME OFF MORE? BESIDES WHO ARE YOU TO TELL US TO STOP FIGHTING WHEN YOU TOOK PART IN IT AS WELL!” bellowed Valrie as she was still pretty pissed at the situation. She didn't really respond to the girl last statement as she now attempted to push the table off.

With the extra effort Saori was exerting, Mississippi leaned in more. If the two girl underneath her pushed together, then maybe they could finally free themselves from the table, but Mississippi was pretty sure with how awkwardly they were mashed up against one another, she could keep them pinned.

"If y'all want up, maybe a little courtesy is in order?" Mississippi said with a smile. "A pretty please with sugar on top and I'll be off in a jiffy." The blonde looked around. "Everyone else is done fightin though. Now we're just all here lookin the fools." She smiled softly. They were looking the fools, Mississippi was doing just fine.

It was true the ruckus had died down, not that Saori could see much from her vantage point, but that didn't little to calm her down. "Screw you, just get offa me!" Saori roared defiantly, continually trying to push her body up.

When that seemed to hit a wall, the brawny woman started trying to roll her body back and forth to the sides. While it would definitely help towards getting Mourir to lose her balance, it did make for a pretty awkward interaction with Valrie, particularly as their chests rubbed against each other... Of course, Saori didn't care, and was too focused on the task at hand.

Valrie was still attempting to push the table off as Saori began to push herself up as well. Though they did not intend it, they work now working together. “IF EVERYONE DONE FIGHTING THEN HOW ABOUT I CALL MY BODYGUARDS AGAIN. REX, LEO, TAKE THIS BITCH DOWN!” stated Valrie as she then nodded her head right behind the interloper. Her security guards were still busy doing other stuff and thus, couldn't help her but she was hoping that the American would be look back and be distracted for a moment as Valrie would then use her full strength to push against the table.

Mississippi began to realize that holding the table down was slowly becoming a fruitless endeavor. It was time to abandon ship and as Saori and Valerie both pushed, Mississippi let go and abruptly stepped back.

She raised her hands in mock surrender and then slipped away to a comfortable distance so she could watch the two incase they set aside their differences and decided to come after her.

Finally free, Saori burst out from the beneath the table, quickly leaping to her feet and turning to face the foreigner with the strange accent. The woman's pacifistic stance held her back from charging, but didn't hold back her look of anger. "Tch... No one asked you to butt in!" the brawny woman spat, not caring about Valrie for the moment.

Valrie would start to get up. It seemed that most of the fighting was over. Part of her wanted to beat the crap out of the interloper but her security guards were now coming and trying to drag her out of the establishment. “This is far from over, for both of you. My lawyers will have a field day, with the both of you.” stated Valrie as her security guards continued to grab her as the bouncers would make their way towards everyone else. One thing was for sure, though, she would never be playing in this bar again. Valrie would now be escorted out of the bar.

Mississippi just smiled as Valrie stormed off. It was unfortunate that the show was over before it even started. She shrugged. The night was still young and this scene was trashed. She looked at Saori and just tilted her head. "Well, it's been a pleasure." She said in a soft tone. "Have a lovely evenin." She said and tiltd her head as she stepped through the wreckage and slipped out of the bar quietly.

"Oy, you wierdo, I ain't-" Saori started to follow after Mississippi, but found her way blocked by two of the bar's bouncers. "Shit..."

Saori bitterly stopped to consider her actions, but now that things had gone this far there really wasn't any backing down. She easily matched them in size, and certainly outwitted them in terms of skill as she muscled her way through them before running out the door. Naturally, by that point, the foreign woman was long gone.

"Just... put it on my tab!" Saori shouted back, right before she took off down the street, hoping to not get herself in anymore trouble.