I've got my friend Ariel here [The Little Mermaid is right where his brain goes] and that means you're double outnumbered, because you were already outnumbered the second I showed up.
["Get 'em, boys," says the thug. They attack.]
Oy, always with the fighting and the not listening to my veiled threats. They should teach you better in thug school to stick to your skill level - which in your case is "taking candy from babies."
[What happens next probably looks inexplicable to the landens because Peter starts demolishing them and it's not with magic. He doesn't look as graceful as he could because over the years his fighting style has become very economical, using as little exertion as possible to cause the most damage. That means some of the movements are a little too abrupt to be beautiful.]
[But he still attacks them with the grace of a gymnast and the scuttling speed of the not-quite-human. A kick here, a punch there, and a deft flip kicking off a thug's shoulders gives him enough air to kick one of their faces while defying gravity. As each falls to the ground or into a structure in the bazaar, he shoots webbing to pin them down.]
[Still, there are a lot of thugs. He could probably do this alone but having help means it sure would be less dicey.]
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I've got my friend Ariel here [The Little Mermaid is right where his brain goes] and that means you're double outnumbered, because you were already outnumbered the second I showed up.
["Get 'em, boys," says the thug. They attack.]
Oy, always with the fighting and the not listening to my veiled threats. They should teach you better in thug school to stick to your skill level - which in your case is "taking candy from babies."
[What happens next probably looks inexplicable to the landens because Peter starts demolishing them and it's not with magic. He doesn't look as graceful as he could because over the years his fighting style has become very economical, using as little exertion as possible to cause the most damage. That means some of the movements are a little too abrupt to be beautiful.]
[But he still attacks them with the grace of a gymnast and the scuttling speed of the not-quite-human. A kick here, a punch there, and a deft flip kicking off a thug's shoulders gives him enough air to kick one of their faces while defying gravity. As each falls to the ground or into a structure in the bazaar, he shoots webbing to pin them down.]
[Still, there are a lot of thugs. He could probably do this alone but having help means it sure would be less dicey.]