A Friendly Spar

Rui Habashira

vs

Shiroi Raiko



Habashira was training to get more rights, more strength, and most importantly help others. Habashira was taking on Shiroi Raiko, a small kid, but he was known to be fast as lightning and had brains of a book. Raiko had short, spiky, white hair. He was about the size of a middle schooler, 5'2. Habashira knew enough about him, enough to not underestimate him. They bowed, drew their swords, and began(wooden swords of course).

Habashira planned to stay back with his long arms against Raiko's short arms. Raiko knew what Habashira was doing, and he charged right away. Stepping back, Habashira swung. Easily Raiko dodged it and jabbed Habashira right in the shoulder. Habashira fell, feeling a sting pain spreading throughout his body. Habashira could barely move.

Habashira knew he underestimated him. Getting up, Habashira needed a new strategy. His new plan was to charge first and jab, so Raiko could't go first. It so benefited Habashira because he could easily step back and be able to counter Raiko's attack. Habashira was ready for this. He knew if he lost now, it was over.

Habashira dashed right away. Raiko was confused until he stopped. Raiko knew right away what his plan was. He parried and went for the jab. Habashira's arms were as long as Raiko's arms with the sword... So Habashira extended his arm, knocked his arm to the side. Habashira slashed hiim in the chest and Raiko collapsed.

It was a draw so far. It's the final round, and Habashira was just going to stand and wait for Raiko to make the first move. Raiko charged. Habashira knew what to do. Habashira swung at his head on purpose, knowing he would avoid it. Raiko ducked, and Habashira swung at his spine. Raiko fell face first.

Habashira won, but it wasn't really a friendly spar. Habashira rested up. Sooner or later, Habshira's gonna be an official Shinigami!