Bo staffs and Apollo boys (CLOSED)

Addeline winced as she heard Addison move-and knock someone over. Ouch.

However, if she kept on talking, she could lose valuble time. Addeline was guessing that if Exley moved farther away-far enough to shoot using his bow and arrows-then he would have the higher ground, as Addison's staff probably couldn't reach that far. But this was quickly shaping up to be a good fight. She propped her chin up in her palms, listening for any further movement.

She smiled and jabbed her staff backwards on her right side, hitting him in the gut. "Nice try, sun boy. Daughter of Demeter, I can feel you walking on the earth. As long as your on the ground, it's my turf, my advantage." As if she was giving him a lesson that he apparently hadn't learned during the battle strategy classes that the older Ares and Athena kids taught at the camp.

Well there's goes that idea. I had to think of something. I had to attack somehow. I began darting towards the bench. I ran and hopped over it. While doing so i grabbed my arrows and rushed again. This time sending a few straight up as a distraction. I then slid past her turned and shot a few more in her direction.

Addeline smirked. Smooth. Shaking her head in acknowledgement, she focused more on the duel. Instead of being in the middle of a clash, she sensed that the two were just warming up. Addison was a great closer-range fighter from what she heard, but Exley was good too, from what she'd heard. But the ground was a part of Addison's advantage. Idly, the daughter of Athena wondered what it would be like if they fought midair or on a boat.

But still. Either Exley ran out of arrows, or Addison was to get tired by manipulating her powers. It would happen, no matter how strong a demigod was.

Shaking her head, Addeline smiled a bit eagerly. The fight was just beginning, and she didn't want to miss it. Shifting her hair so it didn't cover her ears quite as much, she waited for the next person to strike.

Addison ducked just in time as the bow whizzed past her. She smiled, her back still turned to Exley and stepped to the side as he jumped, spinning around and hitting him on the back with her staff, not hard enough to bruise, but hard enough to send him falling forward. She rested her foot on his back and leaned down toward him, putting some of her weight on her staff. She smiled, "How's the weather down there? You surrender yet?"

I winced as I hit the ground. I had no weapons at this point. This girl was seriously good. I had no choice but to surrender at this point. I threw my hands up and surrendered.

"Yeah flower child you got me. I'm done."