Royal Decree

Valley was starting to lean more and more to the side of this not being an act on Daisuke’s part - it was hard to imagine anyone being this haughty as a lark. No, he was one of those types that lived the gimmick, fully signing on to his role of the Wrestling Prince. Weird, but she could admire itin a way.

”Byyyyyyyyye.” She gave him a long wave as he walked off, and that was the moment where she took the time to actually think about her decision. An Ultimate Submission match? Not a good idea in theory. Valley knew plenty of submissions, but she scarcely used them. They didn’t fit her style. A whole match of having to rely on them, against a competent wrestler with a physical advantage over her? Could be a problem.

...oh, well. She’d cross that bridge when she came to it. For the moment, she had enough to worry about with Kaylee, and there was little point to thinking beyond that.