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I ripped my earrings out. This was it. It was too late to back down, which I wasn't going to do anyway. This girl had talked so much crap about me. It was time to end this nonsense. I put my fists up and looked at her. She threw teh first punch. She her arm flew beside me. I took it and flung her on the ground. There I jumped on top of her and went bazurk on her ugly confused face. dramallama Somehow she found the power between blows to throw me off of her. There I went onto the ground. But using my suddenly quick reflexes, I hopped up and threw my hand at her face. She backed up a few steps but then came closer to me. "What the crap are you gonna do?" I taunted. We were getting closer and closer to each other until we colided. Our foreheads touched, until I decided this was way too close for this rat to be. I grabbed her head and smashed it on my knee, her crying in pain, but still climbing up to fight. Why I didn't just kick her in her face? Idk. Maybe because I didn't want to kill her, just show her who was running this joint. Bad mistake. There she went crazy on me, limbs flying across my body. I kept trying to get out of her arms' reach, but eventually, a wall prevented that from happening. I was trapped trying to regain power over her swinging fists. There was only one way to go. Down. A very dangerous route to safety. No time to think if I wanted my consiousness. So I sunk down as fast as I could, hoping this painful kick wouldn't reach my body. When she did kick at me, I knew I had to react quickly, because this blow could determine whether I won or lost this battle. I caught her leg and pulled it toward me. She fell straight on her back. Hard. I pushed hr leg as far as it would go above her body. When I decided this was torture enough (or just got tired of it), I jumped onto her body, grabbed her by her frail neck, and punched her as hard as I could in her nose. As the blood gushed, and I got up, I realized that I had won this war. This was my territory. This was my place now.

And I was proud.