could be worse | tohil & mani
@mpxtohil
Mani liked to think he was doing pretty well. Like that perhaps some actual progress was being made and that he was starting to be able to hold his own against the other god, but then he’d be shoved to the ground, placed in a chokehold, or his current dilemma and least favorite, pinned to the ground by the other god, with the tip of his own sword pressed a little too close to his throat. It was during these moments that he’d be reminded that he was painfully ignorant on the subject of combat, and painfully unprepared to face the wolves, “Okay, I yield! I yield!”
Tohil on the other hand, was a remarkable warrior. Mani was well aware that he wasn’t in any real danger considering how skilled the other was at combat. Though if they weren’t on friendly terms, Mani was also certain that the other man would make an intimidating foe. Thankfully for him, the Mayan god was just training him and not out for his blood. Otherwise, he’s certain that the sword would not have just stopped at his throat.
“Ease up, please...” he says softly, though it’s partially strangled, still trying to catch his breath while raising up a hand to nudge the tip of the spear aside. Once the weapon is a good ways away from nicking any major arteries, the moon god lets himself relax there on the ground and tosses an arm over his eyes. “You know... I’m starting to think you get a kick out of tossing me around like this,” he jokes despite the ache that settles in his bones.
“Give me five minutes and we can try again, I suppose?” he asks lifting his head to look at the other god, “Though maybe next time, you try not to run me through?”













