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Fragment vs Layla: Round 1

               Day of the battle

   A week had passed since the tournament had been announced, and the contestants had been training and as the week passed, a few more names had been added to the list. And now it was time for the first battle to commence. It was to be held in an abandoned necromancer city called Necropolis. Go figure it was a city that seemed to resurrect itself no matter how badly it was destroyed, making it the perfect place for their battle. So Celestia sent a bunch of worker ponies and unicorns. The workers to make a type of coliseum around it, so the ponies that came could watch. The unicorns set up a barrier and large screens of magic. The barrier to protect the spectators, and the screens to help the spectators to see the fighters when they were out of eye sight.  

The day after the coliseum was built and the tickets were sold and the day of the tournament came, it was packed with ponies, especially when they heard who all would be fighting. Celestia waited a few moments letting everypony get settled. Celestia then flew into the middle of the coliseum so she could be seen by everypony in the stadium. Then she made an announcement in her royal Canterlot voice, so they could all hear her.

"Hello my little ponies! I welcome you all here to watch the battles that will take place over the next few days. The rules are: Rule 1- No fighting outside of the coliseum or you will be disqualified and then punished. Severely. Rule 2- You can only use your super modes against others who have one. Rule 3- No killing each other." Fragment made a disappointed noise at that one, as did Layla. They looked at each other before bursting into laughter, which was cut off when they noticed Celestia glaring angrily at them before continuing. "Also, last but not least, no dismemberment. Everything else is legal. Now bring out the first two fighters:  Layla and Fragment."  

The two fighters trotted closer to each other until they were only a few feet from each other. Then Luna appeared in a flash of light wearing a black and white referee outfit. She trotted over, "Alright, I'm going to count down from three, then say start. Got it?" They both nodded.

“Three!” Layla got into a ready stance.

“Two!” Fragment summoned a pair of steel gauntlets that covered his hooves and some of his legs, and also got into a ready stance.

“One!” Luna's horn started glowing. “Start!” Luna yelled before teleporting out.

dubstep fight music   rock fight song   classical fight music  

Layla rushed at Fragment and rammed into his midsection, knocking the wind from his lungs. She then lifted him a few feet into the air before brutally slamming him into the ground before letting go and flying high several feet into the air. She then flew straight down, but was countered when Fragment bucked his gauntleted back legs straight into Layla's face, sending her flying before he ran after her, only to see a blast of pure heat coming right at him. He was able to roll to his left, getting away with only a line in his coat being burned away. Layla charged at Fragment latching, but was smacked away by one of Fragment’s wings colliding with her midsection, making her gasp for air. He grabbed her, jumped into the air, spun, and German suplexed her into the ground, cracking it with the force. You could feel the crowd wince after seeing the brutal slam, but he wasn't done yet. Using just his back legs, he rolled himself back onto his hooves, still holding Layla, and then suplexed her again and again. He was going to go for a fourth, but was unable to when Layla slipped herself out of his grasp and kneed him in the snout, breaking it. Then, still holding his head, shot a blast point-blank into it. He flew straight through a building, leaving a gaping hole in it. She unloaded a rapid fire barrage of blasts. She kept up the onslaught until the building collapsed in on itself. "Woo I won! I fucking won! Hell yes!" Layla yelled, jumping around.

    "Hey bitch," Fragment yelled, causing Layla to turn around, eyes wide with surprise, seeing him a few feet behind her, leaning on a large grey box with a red button on the top breathing heavily. "Two words. Bass. Cannon." Fragment pressed the  button, making the box spring open revealing a large blue speaker.  

"The hell?" was all she was able to say before a blast of solid sound engulfed her. When the blast cleared, Layla was passed out, stuck headfirst in a wall.  

"Thanks Vinyl,” was all Fragment said before trotting off.