Lorelei vs Victoria

KO match
Terms of victory - KnockOut only

The girl with the permanent sad expression on her face was sitting on a bench in the backstage. She wasnt afraid of coming out or anything like. She was just meditating. It helped her to concentrate while in the ring. Tonight she was fighting a kawaii! She assumed the AFW staff members were just kidding, but not really long ago she found out they were serious. Her opponent tonight was some "Victoria Ci Britannia" girl. She didnt have much data about her, just a picture of her and a page with the girl's record. "Only one victory... it could have been either talent or just luck..." She hesitated for a moment, but then clutched the hand she was using to hold the paper. "There isnt any reason to worry. She's a kawaii after all..." Lorelei said, throwing the paper to the floor. Her music was just about to begin, so she had to be ready. She took one last look at herself in the mirror before heading to the entrance of the backstage.

All the lights went out, except for the main spotlight as the frightening sound of Evanescence's "Haunted" filled the place, some people covering their ears while others enjoyed the music. The smoke machine started releasing its product on the entrance of the backstage as the mysterious girl appeared at the top of the ramp. "Hmph..." She closed her eyes and ran her way down the ramp, the light barely able to follow her movements before she leapt off the ground, flipping expertly in the air and landing perfectly onto her feet right in the center of the ring, most part of the crowd booing at her while just bunch cheered for her. To be honest, she really didnt care about it. Whether they liked her way of fighting was up to them and nobody else. Lorelei opened her eyes halfly, walking straight to her corner accompanied by the light. She leaned on it and folded her arms up against her chest, watching her opponent's entrance reluctantly.

Victoria looked at the mirror in her own dressing room, checking the usual clothing she is wearing that makes her look Gothic, yet very cute. She then happily smiled and nodded to herself as she skipped her way towards the entrance of the ramp with her bunny doll, Kousagi-sama. "Viva La Vida" by Coldplay started to play on the speakers as Victoria appeared from the ramp. She immediately ran her way down the ramp, hearing the crowd's cheers for her only because of her cute appearance, and skid to a stop at the front of the ring. She then bunny-hopped the rest of the way from the steel steps to the middle of the ring apron, and entered the ring through the ropes. "Hi there!" She said cheerfully to Lorelei. "Let's have a good match!" She said as she outstretched her hand for a friendly handshake.

Lorelei watched her opponent's entrance, not really knowing what to think about the cute Victoria. She stared at the kawaii from her corner for a couple of seconds before letting out a disappointed sigh. It's not like she expected something more, but... seriously? This girl? The bunny hops only made the mysterious girl classify her as childish or simply retarded. She looked away from Victoria, 'hmph'ing loud enough for her opponent to hear.

Victoria tilted her head in confusion. "You don't like me?" She asked as she held Kousagi-sama firmly in both hands. Apparently, it's probably because of how she looks, or how she acts that's making Lorelei shrug her off.

Lorelei was trying to completely ignore her opponent. What, because of ending up out cold after a match with Hitomi she was now supposed to face this kind of wrestlers? It made no sense! The mysterious girl did heard Victoria's question, but didnt even bother in answering. She just closed her eyes, her head still turned to the side, not even paying attention to her opponent.

For once, Victoria was definitely starting to let out a hint of frustration, as evident when she started to not to smile. Not only did her opponent did not treat her with respect so far, but she is completely ignoring her. "Hey!" She said in a louder voice than before as she grabbed Lorelei's shoulder with one of her hand, all to get her attention. "If you have something to say, say it. Don't give me the silent treatment."

Lorelei slowly turned her head to look down at the little girl. She stared right into her eyes with that emotionless expression of her, which was supposed to mean something like "Stop touching me or I'll cut your arm off.". Without saying a single word, and hoping the little girl understood what she wanted to say, the mysterious girl looked away from her again, letting out a sigh as she did.

Victoria's eyes widened in fear, for just by looking into the girl's eyes, she was terribly frightened. She was so frightened, her body started to shake. Because of this, her grip on Lorelei's shoulder increased, which was clearly unintentional. Though from Lorelei's point of view, she will think that Victoria meant 'Bring it on.' or something, but Victoria's facial expression otherwise say a different story. She was too paralyzed from the look to even move.

It was almost automatic. As soon as she felt Victoria's grip on her shoulder tighten, the mysterious girl shifted her body a little and threw a strong slap to her opponent's face. With this, Lorelei started thinking that Victoria was very stupid for challenging her like this, and this little mistake would probably cost the bunnies-fan girl more than just the match. "Get... away." Lorelei softly said with a dull tune of voice. She didnt want the doctors to take Victoria out on a stretcher before the match even began.

"Ahhh!" Victoria yelped as she fell down to the mat as she landed on her bottom, dropping her bunny doll, Kousagi-sama, just right in front of Lorelei's feet. Her cheek was already turning red from the slap as she shakingly brought one hand up to tend it, slowly turning her head to look at Lorelei in the eyes, and not even noticing that her bunny doll was not in a very not-so-kind place. She's maybe not a coward, but all she cared about now is that she needs to finish the match without having to get hurt. She doesn't want to be near the scary girl anymore.