Yeah, mostly the goal of her shouting is related to provocation. Her opponent may be outmatched, but he's motivated. After Aira's latest flurry of kicks, he drops to one knee, but doesn't seem intent to give up.
It's during that pause when she glances down from the ring to catch sight of Link. Then her gaze turns back to her opponent, but by that time, some of his friends have gathered around; after a moment, they convince him to stand down. Aira leaves the ring with a huff, first grabbing a towel, then unceremoniously straddling over the ropes so that she can plop next to Link.
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Date: 2025-05-23 03:11 am (UTC)It's during that pause when she glances down from the ring to catch sight of Link. Then her gaze turns back to her opponent, but by that time, some of his friends have gathered around; after a moment, they convince him to stand down. Aira leaves the ring with a huff, first grabbing a towel, then unceremoniously straddling over the ropes so that she can plop next to Link.
"Boring," she says. "You want to get a drink?"