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Without thinking, you ducked a claw swipe and just barely managed to parry a combination of high kicks aimed at your head and torso. She was somehow faster than you remembered her being. She was at least fast enough to keep up with you, and that was a serious problem.
You leapt behind her to avoid a spinning kick, fired two weblines at her hair and yanked them down. She fell back, and the back of her skull bounced off of the ground. You let go of the weblines and landed in a crouch, watching her writhe on the ground. You hoped that you hadn’t given her brain damage or somethin-
White Tiger performed a handspring, and in an instant, she was back on her feet, seemingly fit as a fiddle.
<span class="mu-g">“Ooh! That was a nasty one.”</span> she groaned, rubbing the back of her head with both hands.
You snatched up the weblines from the floor and pulled, hoping to force her to the ground again. But instead, they fell away from her shoulders, no longer attached to her hair. The edges looked frayed, almost like they were cut or pulled apart.
You looked up at the scantily clad woman and stared at her for a moment. Not only did she instantly recover from a hit that should've given her a concussion, but she cut your webs. No one’s ever done that before. While you’ve never tested the tensile strength of it, you assumed that it had to be fairly sturdy to support the weight of a full grown man.
Before you could pursue these thoughts any further, White Tiger was on you once again. Curiously, you noticed that the tiger amulet around her neck was letting off a faint green glow. Could that be important somehow? If she can shrug off hits like the one you gave her before, maybe now would be a good opportunity to test her capabilities.
>Snatch the amulet from her neck
>Try to hit her with a punch using your full strength.
>Try to place an explosive “Mark” on her.
>”Have you ever considered working for someone else? I could probably pay you more than these guys could.”
>”Hey, you’re pretty good. Sorry about the hair thing. I really want to win that prize money.”
>”No one’s ever broken my webs before. I’m impressed!”
>Write-in.
