Lunar Messiah vs Yeldo

As human as Lunar looked she certainly couldn't hide the fact that her noises tended to be different, plus if Team Starmage had a nickel for every time she set off a metal detector then they'd fund their own operations from then on. Still as heavy as the sound was it was probably not as worse, the robot's HUD was shaking a bit but promptly realigned itself and gave a damage assessment. Some blunt force trauma to the back and front of her chest, otherwise most systems were green.

Still Yeldo promptly took advantage of the weapon of science's stunned state, with his extra legs the mobility on the ground was in his favour. He proceeded to sort of hoist Lunar up by her legs in a way that could remind one of a boston crab, that said though he mixed it up by crossing the legs and twisting an ankle. It had begun to cause pressure in the lower areas of the robot, made worse with one hoof pinning her in place.

"Ngh....." the weapon of science grunted out as the hold proceeded to work, her synthetic skin stretching to cover her body. It wasn't the worst amount of pressure Lunar had endured, but it was certainly causing pain. Lunar would try to alleviate this by raising herself up as best she could without application of her powers, she was of course pound for pound stronger than most humans on the planet after all.

A Human would have been in painful and hardly breakable situation, but Yeldo's opponent only looks like a Human without being a Human. Lunar manages to endure this submission hold by raising her hips up, showing a strength that Yeldo wasn't expecting from her.
« Whow... You're strong ! », he says with a smile, giving her a sincere compliment.
The Centaur would slam his hoof on her chest repetitively, in hope to weaken her.

Lunar wasn't the most durable out of Team Starmage, in spite of her ability to withstand pressure that would break most humans. Chon was able to use his chi energy to surpass the limits of man, but still that was only temporary. Just because the weapon of science was able to take the pressure didn't mean it didn't hurt, Lunar's HUD was reporting significant pain being caused in her lower limb areas. Her chest was also feeling the weight of the Centaur placed over her.

That said however Lunar wasn't one to sit and take punishment if an option to escape was present, and as luck would have it a solution did indeed exist. As creative as Yeldo's hold seemed to be one fatal flaw existed, the robot's arms were unaffected. Lunar's actions seemed linear, a single directional course. The member of Team Starmage gave no response to her target's compliment, this was a battle after all.

Lunar's seemingly dainty gloved hands would quickly move up to the leg that Yeldo was using to pin her down, the robot's body was flexible in spite of the metal used in it. Now it was time to get the Centaur off of her and perhaps even send the big guy off balance enough while she was at it.

The submission hold combined with the hoof stomps on her chest should be painful for Lunar, but Yeldo is unable to really guess if the android indeed feels this situation painful. Yeldo has to find an efficient way to make her submit. It's a Submission match, so a pinfall would not count.
In the NSFW, bipeds are used to fight against bipeds, and their submission holds are made to be used on bipeds. Yeldo feels confident because he doesn't think Lunar, like any biped, would be able to come up with a submission hold on a Centaur and to apply it. But, how is this match going if Yeldo, on his side, is as well unable to make his opponent tap out ?

Maybe this submission hold is effective, maybe not, but if it is not, then he will have to find another one without counting on the unability of his opponent to apply one on him.
Eventually Lunar grabs his leg. She is strong enough to stop the stomping, but not enough to make him lose balance. Even with her higher strength, the android is not easy in tripping a Centaur up. A Centaur is almost the same weight of a horse. Only a bit less. But having four legs and weighting 750lbs makes the Centaur pretty sure not to be raised off the ground by anyone.

«What are you doing now with my leg ? You want to scrape my hoof off ? »
He smiles playfully.

Lunar remained calm, that was one thing that was always said about her. Even with the pressure being applied to her it wasn't going to cause permanent damage to her, though it still registered in a manner akin to the pain meatba er organics suffered. It was something her creators put in her for some unknown reason, regardless Lunar wasn't one to ponder this. Her priority was at least making an effort to escape Yeldo's hold, his snarky comment at the robot's expense wasn't helping matters.

It's true that Lunar couldn't lift the entirety of Yeldo, the most she was able to lift was 500lbs without overclocking her CPU. She'd have done this were it not for the ban on her powers, Carlson would require proper reasons for putting Messiah through this, in response to her opponent's words Lunar spoke with "That may not be...proper....Yeldo-san...." If she couldn't take Yeldo off balance then she'd need to settle for the next best thing, simply escape the hold.

With this new objective in her HUD Lunar promptly made to shift her legs, and aim to at least get her chest area free also. Again Lunar could only lift 500lbs but she believed the odds were that this could be enough to wriggle out, when the weapon of science managed to achieve this she'd begin to roll backwards to try and reset the neutral game as they said.

(Sorry for the delay.)


Well, she doesn't want to scrape his hoof off... Too bad... Actually Yeldo thinks he would have liked it. Anyway, there was no much hope for that.
The android's strength makes things hard for Yeldo to keep her pinned on the mat under his hoof. Lunar thrashes around with her legs, sometimes hitting his horse chest. Finally she manages to get enough loose and to roll backward. Yeldo paws the ground, shaking his tail, with a smile.

Yeldo is not a great tactician. He usually does the first move he thinks out. Right now, seeing Lunar surely getting up on her feet, he thinks about striking her with a clothesline. He may take her by surprise. Without thinking any further, he waits for the right moment, and charges at her. He would strike her with a clothesline as soon as Lunar would stand up.

Truth be told Lunar hadn't been too certain about this match, more so because she'd never faced one of Yeldo's kind before. If there was one thing that could be considered a dislike of the weapon of science it wasn't knowing things, if she didn't then Lunar considered it a priority to understand and learn it. Maybe if Lunar was able to do an autopsy of a Centaur she'd find out, though no doubt Carlson would go apeshit at her for even suggesting something like that.

Regardless the human nature of Lunar's companions had rubbed off on her, because the default action of simply trashing about had paid off. In a battle that allowed the use of her powers Lunar would simply detach her head and have it explode, and then it'd reappear. But she'd have to make do with what she had, thankfully she at least got out. Still though it hurt, and Yeldo was making to attack.

Lunar had figured he would, no doubt trying to capitalise on her weakened state with a clothesline. The weapon of science would clench her artificial teeth and promptly duck down, in spite of the frame she had Lunar could indeed be very flexible. Not as much as say Chon who's years of martial arts enabled him to stick his entire body into a place if he could get his head through it. Lunar would duck under the attack though, and proceed to counter with a hard driven shoulder right into Yeldo's front right leg. Chopping the larger opponent down to size was the best course of action she believed, plus made it harder for him to move as quickly.

Lunar ducks under the clothesline. Yeldo was somewhat confident in his success of hitting though, thinking he had weakened her enough previously. But it appears he is wrong. The android is not weakened enough to be defenceless, and she still puts some energy in this fight to duck his clothesline. Yeldo feels a bit dumb from having thought that he could weaken an android so much so early in the fight. Cause things must be told : it is still the “early-game”. Yeldo may have taken an advantage for the moment, but tides can still be turned at any moment.

At this moment for example ? As she ducks, Lunar strikes the Centaur's front right leg with her right shoulder. Yeldo has no time to avoid the hit. With a soft grunt, he kneels from the front. His hindquarters are still standing up on his hind legs. But for sure, the android will be quicker than the Centaur to move right now. So the question is : what's coming next ?

Lunar's HUD was calculating that she was more than capable of fighting, which was fortunate. Though she could be repaired from anything that Yeldo could inflict on the weapon of science, it'd cost funds from Starmage's chest. And Akatsuki was wanting to save for that anti material rifle that would improve his kills by 80 percent, so losing a limb was highly ill advised. Still Messiah was getting back into this fight, Yeldo had put what he had to good use. Lunar would simply have to use what she could use better, barring the firearms and explosives and chainsaws of course.

Lunar was nothing if not adaptive, Yeldo's tall frame brought the times of the robot when she sparred with her partner Light. And from those fights Messiah's CPU had learned to cut the opponent down to size, to make their universal weak spot which was the head much more present. The next move was already decided, Lunar had turned to face the ropes that had been behind her.

Then she ran to them and lept up, her HUD informed her that her lower hydraulics were capable of this move. Lunar grabbed the top one with her hands, and her legs onto the middle one. She'd spring off of them and leap backwards for a powerful dropkick aimed at Yeldo's head, he was about to be in for a metal induced headache shortly if Lunar's assessment was correct.

A Centaur is not helpless when knelt on his front. He just has a short vulnerability and can quickly stand up. But this short vulnerability may be enough for a trained wrestler, and particularly for an android. However, Yeldo feels excited by this match. He wonders if Tawncal would have considered Lunar as a weak biped female or if her android nature would have changed his mind. Anyway, Yeldo knows he has to focus on his match, his opponent knows how to fight.

While being about to stand up, Yeldo keeps an eye on Lunar, and sees her going and leaping at the ropes. He guesses what going next.
And he's right.
Lunar springs back at him with a powerful dropkick. Yeldo has barely time to raise his hands to soften the blow. The metal hits them, his hands hit his temple.

With a grunt, Yeldo falls on his side. He's not as stunned as he would have been without the fence of his hands. He shakes his head and looks at Lunar.