In the falling rain, two fighters were shifting back and forth on the back alley like a pair of dancers.
"Kid, you might as well give up now. Cut your losses. Your fist cannot reach me." the Egalitarian said with a confident look on his face.
Although it sounded as if he was taunting Mwana, this was not the case. He was completely confident in his defense. After-all, the [Law of Equals] was a form of martial arts that controlled combat rhythm. Both the fighter and their opponent's rhythm were restrained to the same tempo and synchronized creating a strange illusion as if the fighters were dancing together. However, this meant that while Mwana found it hard to land a blow on Code E – the Egalitarian, the latter also could not harm Mwana using this fighting style. Nevertheless, Code E did not have much to worry about as he was with fellow gang members who would back him up while he tied Mwana down. He was sure victory was his.
He could not have been more wrong!
