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Chapter 2157-2155 The Snake's Hesitation Before Strike
Chapter 2157-2.155 The Snake's Hesitation Before Strike
Unfortunately, the armored AI anticipated their predictions.
Instead of dodging left or right, the female prison bully, Sivita Chekov, used a bridge move, leaning back to avoid the fatal mandible, and then followed up with a powerful punch that struck the junction of the mandible and soft tissue.
The punch was powerful and heavy, slamming the inner jaws towards the ceiling. It also caused the central Baryonyx to stand upright abruptly, exposing its vital throat.
The female warrior Sevita Chekov was also knocked to the ground by the recoil, and then caught in the twisting pillar. Her scissor legs clamped tightly onto the throat of the alien Baryonyx, and she twisted it with all her might.
"Crack!" The neck bone snapped.
Like a puppet with its strings cut, the Baryonyx went limp and collapsed. Before losing its footing, the prison tyrant warrior Sivita Chekov swung her legs, then did a somersault, and charged diagonally up the wall, watched by the two Baryonyxes on either side.
The alien Baryonyx, positioned at the furthest angle yet perfectly positioned, unleashed its deadly nest teeth without hesitation.
The prepared female warrior, Sivita Chekov, used her wall-climbing technique to dodge the fatal blow. Before the inner jaws could rebound, she leaped down again.
It landed like a cannonball, stepping on long, soft tissue.
Because of the excessive force, the inner teeth of the Baryonyx were torn off by the roots, causing the victim, whose inner teeth had been pulled out, to be thrown into the air and slammed into the back of its only remaining companion.
A deafening crash, and the spine snapped. Like two dilapidated steel bridges that had burned out and collapsed. They were stuck back to back until they died.
Aside from the acidic blood gushing from the mouth of the victim whose inner fangs had been pulled out, the three alien Baryonyxes had kept their corpses as intact as possible. While there was a difference, it was far better than the previous blow that had caused them to explode.
Just then, the volcano erupted again due to an earthquake.
With the VEI-8 level super eruption drawing ever closer, Captain Nine-Tailed immediately popped up a reminder: "Sisters, let's finish this quickly."
Captain Melena, the "Slit-Mouthed Witch," readily reported: "Received."
Faced with the alien Baryonyx horde that had mustered its courage once again and launched a death charge, Melina led the remaining members of her team—Brazilian capoeira fighter Yara, monkey boxing fighter Wei Lanmei, and taekwondo fighter Jin—to the side of the prison boss fighter Sivita Chekov.
The armored AI immediately activated its squad-based cooperative combat mode, using supercomputing power to re-plan the battle.
Each person's attack target is meticulously divided, and each is a progressively optimal solution.
Once the VR combat simulation was 100% complete, the team members immediately took action. Prison Boss female fighter Sivita Chekov charged forward, leading the charge against the dragon horde. At the moment the deadly fangs were about to erupt, she abruptly slid to the ground. The alien Baryonyx's massive hind leg snapped off. A mournful cry escaped as the deadly fangs lodged in its throat. Before the severed-legged dragon could writhe uncontrollably, triggering a chain reaction of collisions, Monkey Fist female fighter Wei Lanmei leaped into the air, like a nimble monkey hanging upside down on the ceiling, her fist scooping up the moon from the seabed, striking the Baryonyx squarely on the top of its head. She smashed the alien Baryonyx beneath her, blocking the path of the dragon horde behind her. Before being trampled into mincemeat by her companions, her brains splattered, and she died.
The two alien Baryonyxes in the middle and left blocked the passage, and the one on the right was not spared either, its head blown off by the Brazilian war dancer Yara with a signature spinning axe kick.
Compasso Spinning Axe Kick: A Perfect Combination of Gravity and Speed. This leg technique is considered a signature move of the Capuera, its power stemming from the coordinated effort of the entire body. To execute the move, the dancer supports themselves on one arm, in an inverted position, using their waist and hips as a pivot to spin their leg at high speed, the heel striking the opponent's head or torso like an axe blade. The movement is extremely deceptive—initially, the body appears to be in a defensive crouching position, but the sudden, explosive spin can break through conventional blocking angles. Historically, Capuera practitioners often used this move against armed enemies during the slave era; however, its use is restricted in modern competitions due to its high risk.
Pushing aside her fallen companion, another alien Baryonyx rushed in front of her, and the Brazilian battle dancer Yara followed up with a cross slash kick that broke its leg.
The Queixada (Cross Kick): A tactical and lethal move combining offense and defense, this leg technique centers on a high-speed side kick at a 45° angle, with an attack path resembling an "X" shaped intersection. When executing the move, the lead hand feints to obstruct the opponent's vision, while the rear leg uses the momentum of hip rotation to strike the opponent's ribs or knee joint. Its tactical value lies in the rhythmic shift from feint to strike: a seemingly upper-body feint is actually followed by a low sweeping kick through a shift in weight. Advanced practitioners can incorporate this move into a ground roll (Au) to create a continuous offensive. In Rio de Janeiro street fighting records, the Queixada has a fracture rate as high as 17%, demonstrating its destructive power.
With one of its supporting legs broken, the Baryonyx lost its balance and collapsed to the ground with a crash.
Seeing her fallen comrade looming before her like a mountain of flesh, the alien Baryonyx leaped powerfully from behind. The Brazilian battle dancer Yara, moving like a meteor, soared into the air, delivering a devastating Storm Wheel strike.
Armada: A three-dimensional aerial strike, the ultimate form of a 360° aerial spinning kick. It requires the practitioner to leap and complete a full circular kick. Unlike a performance-oriented spinning kick, the practical version lowers the body's center of gravity, concentrating the attack on the opponent's temple or collarbone. Real-world testing data from the Peruvian military and police forces shows that a 70kg practitioner can achieve a striking speed of 18 meters per second and an impact force exceeding 300 kilograms when performing Armada. However, due to the 0.8-second charging time, it is primarily used for counterattacks or surprise attacks in sync with music.
This is only the level that ordinary martial artists can achieve.
With the full amplification of its kinetic armor, the Brazilian war dancer Yara unleashed her Storm Wheel, blasting a terrifying sonic boom into the side of his face. The alien Baryonyx transformed into a fleshy spinning top, crashing madly into the horde of dragons behind it. The sounds of bones breaking and tendons snapping exploded like firecrackers, rising and falling in waves, unleashing a storm of blood and carnage.
That's just too brutal.
However! The essence of these "brutal leg techniques" is actually a manifestation of Capuera's "malícia" aesthetics: the spinning axe kick uses gravity to enhance its lethality, the cross kick leverages the opponent's forward momentum, and the storm wheel uses artistic movements to conceal its killing intent. Modern Brazilian capo master Mestre Bimba once emphasized: "True lethality lies not in strength, but in the timing—like the sway of a viper before its strike." And as the training guidelines of the Rio Capuera Academy state: "Your legs should be as swift as a whip, but your eyes as gentle as a poet's."
To be fair, it's not entirely true that the "three brutal leg techniques" of Capuera, played by Rosemary Vandebrouck, a mixed-race supermodel who won the Hong Kong Elite Model Look Contest and was named one of the "Top Ten Asian Supermodels," are too ruthless.
Because it depends on who you're comparing yourself to.
The most brutal scene undoubtedly belongs to the real-life "Slit-Mouthed Witch" Melena!
The gore in Mortal Kombat is evident from the characters' execution techniques alone!
Although it was agreed that no blood would be drawn, the "Slit-Mouthed Witch" Melena, caught up in the fight, gradually lost control of her punches and kicks.