“It’s coming down!” screams Seth running to safety. “We aren’t going to make it!” replies Joe. “Stop running and br-…”
Seth lost the sound of Joe’s voice as it was drowned out in the violently loud sounds and tumbling debris. He feels blood trickle down his torso as he is knocked in the head, and begins to lose consciousness.
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It’s a normal night in the arena. Lights beam down onto the ring as Seth watches the ongoing match in the WWE arena, as he has a normal conversation with a man he met only an hour before, only because their seats were next to each other. It was undeniable that this man was quite grandiose. Joe, the name he told Seth was his, was a staggering 7 feet tall, and weighing what seemed to be well over 300 pounds of solid muscle. He was a powerful man, but not one as you might expect. He told Seth his profession was an archaeologist, not some type of athlete as Seth thought he could be. Seth was …show more content…
The fight seemed to last forever. Strike after blow, each man kept on fighting for their life. It was tough for the young hero, being only six feet and one inch tall, and two-hundred five pounds in weight, he was not as strong, but much quicker than the giant of a man. In the end, the hero, Seth Rollins, was victorious. Ending with a final blow to the head, he decided to leave the arena with the incapacitated man, near death still inside. He was humbled by his experiences and left the arena untouched, with the exception of the golden, diamond encrusted champion belt he found there in the arena. Seth was an honorable man with respect. He quit his profession at WWE wrestling and went along with his life in a much more normal way. His whole adventure was a learning experience, and he decided making friends, not enemies, was the best way to leave his life. Kane died from his injuries in the ring. Seth’s final enemy was the one that truely touched his conscious about his
Seth lost the sound of Joe’s voice as it was drowned out in the violently loud sounds and tumbling debris. He feels blood trickle down his torso as he is knocked in the head, and begins to lose consciousness.
***
It’s a normal night in the arena. Lights beam down onto the ring as Seth watches the ongoing match in the WWE arena, as he has a normal conversation with a man he met only an hour before, only because their seats were next to each other. It was undeniable that this man was quite grandiose. Joe, the name he told Seth was his, was a staggering 7 feet tall, and weighing what seemed to be well over 300 pounds of solid muscle. He was a powerful man, but not one as you might expect. He told Seth his profession was an archaeologist, not some type of athlete as Seth thought he could be. Seth was …show more content…
The fight seemed to last forever. Strike after blow, each man kept on fighting for their life. It was tough for the young hero, being only six feet and one inch tall, and two-hundred five pounds in weight, he was not as strong, but much quicker than the giant of a man. In the end, the hero, Seth Rollins, was victorious. Ending with a final blow to the head, he decided to leave the arena with the incapacitated man, near death still inside. He was humbled by his experiences and left the arena untouched, with the exception of the golden, diamond encrusted champion belt he found there in the arena. Seth was an honorable man with respect. He quit his profession at WWE wrestling and went along with his life in a much more normal way. His whole adventure was a learning experience, and he decided making friends, not enemies, was the best way to leave his life. Kane died from his injuries in the ring. Seth’s final enemy was the one that truely touched his conscious about his