It'll Come Naturally

"Colonel, what are you gonna do? Another game?" The soldier was hesitant when he saw her bandaged arm.

"If that's what he wants." Daisy always looked down on Hank, so she tried to minimize time spent with him. She just couldn't understand how she had annoyed him, and why he made life difficult for her.

Daisy and the soldier went to the training ground, and the other men were getting beaten by Hank, who challenged them to fight, screaming at them. Daisy was furious when she witnessed this, especially at his arrogant words.

"Well, anyone else? How about your colonel? Think she can take me?" Hank was not that much older than Daisy, but he was insidious. He was intimidating for sure, which was why people thought he was much older.

"Since Hank wants to fight me so bad, I'd look like a wuss if I don't agree." Daisy said coldly with a hint of playfulness, and walked up to Hank. The soldiers immediately perked up. They were excited that their commanding officer might put this bully in his place.

"Don't be so arrogant! You won't be so lucky this time." Hank quipped. He was big and strong, built like other soldiers. Compared to Hank, Daisy looked puny.

"Hah! My victory wasn't by luck. So, you wanna throw down?" Daisy smiled, but her smile was so cold it dropped the temperature in the area.

Why was everyone on her side, even the commander? Wasn't

you wanna do this? Fighting or physical training?" Daisy raised her eyebrow, and stopped being

believed this was the easiest

go." Daisy smiled drily. She knew he'd pick this way, being bigger and stronger. But she graduated from the military academy, and knew that size does not always mean might. Her martial arts training gave her a

colonel fight, but today, they were worried. All of them were nervous, especially when they

fight, and she knew that she must completely humble him, no mercy.

neatly turned around to avoid it. She twisted her body and tried to hit him with a Butterfly Kick. He stepped back, but she still made contact with his leg. His grunt of pain was a satisfying one.

move, much less hurt him first. He started punching harder, raining blow after blow down on Daisy, who switched to defense so that she wouldn't be hit. She deftly blocked and dodged his moves, both of them a blur of motion. Less than a minute later, he had a black eye, a split lip, and a broken nose from her counter strikes. He didn't want to lose face,

out what Hank was going to do, and focused on protecting her arm. She felt so angry. 'He really hates me that much? Why does he go nuts trying to hit me like that?' She continued their deadly dance, but he gave a

this, and she pounded his head with an axe kick, which finally brought him down. The soldiers breathed a sigh of relief and began to shout. The loud shouting rang out across the training ground.