Makoto vs Chun-Li (Patreon)

Makoto knew she was the strongest. No doubt of that, after all she had trained to become the best. Years and years of working out, drilling herself, and refining her skills. She was no longer the little girl who was just a prodigy of martial arts. She was now an experienced master. The only problem was, as was many things when it came down to it, was no one cared. Most people never even heard of Makoto’s dojo. Rindo-Kan was not exactly the biggest most popular dojo around, with a single master, and a student number of one less than that. Makoto could barely make ends meet, even with all the training she had done. It didn’t matter how powerful or well trained she had become, if no one knew it.If Makoto was going to put any respect to the name of the dojo, something had to be done. Stat. Makoto knew how to put her name on the map. It wouldn’t be pretty. It would actually be the single hardest thing she had ever did. But it was due or die for her dojo. Besides, the glory of winning… would mean she really was the strongest. Makoto issued the call, and waited, preparing herself. Not just physically, but mentally. The fight she was about to get into was easily the biggest one in her life. Not just then, maybe ever. If Makoto had any chance of even SURVIVING the incoming onslaught, it would have to be as she fully prepares for it. Makoto took in a deep breath in her dojo, waiting, until the door slid open. Her foe was here.The single greatest martial artist and fighter in the whole world. A master of all known deadly arts. The legendary undefeated master of all combat, the worlds strongest woman, CHUN-LI! Standing there, almost looking exactly like the day Makoto met her. Makoto gulped, telling herself that she knew no fear. That fear was an illusion, one that was dissipated by truth and courage. But Chun-Li transcended fear. Chun-Li transcended almost ANYTHING. Chun-Li was considered the greatest woman who had ever lived. Makoto wasn’t certain what to even say as she looked at Chun-Li, and it was Chun-Li who spoke up as she walked around the dojo, wiping some dust off the wall.“Not very much used, shame. I think you’d make a very good teacher. So, how shall this challenge go? I have a very busy schedule, and I don’t have time to waste.”A compliment, followed by a back handed insult. Many would have gotten mad if they heard that. Makoto, though, knew what was in Chun-Li’s heart. Chun-Li was a busy woman because everyone wanted to know her. They wanted to at least have said they have known her. Especially those who challenged her to fights. Makoto knew that in all of her fights, Chun-Li never lost. Chun-Li was never even truly challenged. Winning fights happened as much as she breathed in air. To her, this fight would be as easy as any other. Makoto would be no different, in her eyes. Makoto was going to prove her wrong, and do so in the only way it mattered. Makoto walked out of the dojo, as Chun-Li did the same, and as they were both out, Makoto took in another breath. It was going to be hard to fight her, even building up to the courage would be hard.Makoto was getting equally excited, though. Fighting Chun-Li was also a highlight to every single person who considered themselves a fighter. Makoto was honored to be there. But she wasn’t going to be like those who had lost in a fight against her. Makoto was going to be the first person to EVER beat Chun-Li in a fight. Makoto stomped her feet down, and the entire area around Chun-Li vibrated. All right, that was a bit different than most people she met. Chun-Li almost didn’t notice Makoto performed several quick moves. Not to attack Chun-Li, but to build her body up. Makoto was entering a state known as Tanden Renki. It was one of her martial arts styles greatest combat arts ever crafted.Part of it was rather painful to use. Flexing all of her muscles to her maximum, and felt her organs heat up. Makoto took in a deep breath that expanded all of her lungs, and Makoto keyed in on Chun-Li. Makoto charged right at Chun-Li, letting out a rather powerful warrior scream. Chun-Li had to admit, it was fast, rather faster than she had ever expected. Chun-Li blinked in one second, and when Makoto was far away from her, by the time Chun-Li opened her eyes… Makoto was already in front of her. Makoto thought she had the upperhand, as she threw a punch right at Chun-Li’s face with enough force to take down any living being. Almost any living being, that is, as Chun-Li caught the punch with her hand.The force of the punch was rather grand. Enough to cause the whole area around Chun-Li to shake, as the trees nearly fell down from the blow. The wind exploded just from the force around them, and Makoto felt her arm buckle from the blow. Makoto threw maybe the strongest punch in her life. It didn’t even seem to serve a purpose as Chun-Li squinted in annoyance at her. Chun-Li wasn’t nearly impressed by what happened, and she knew how to reall put Makoto down, quickly. Chun-Li slammed her leg right into the back of the neck of Makoto with enough speed and force that Makoto buckled from the force. Most would have been in a coma for weeks after such a heavy blow. Those would have been the strongest of fighters on the planet. While Makoto was wracked with pain from the blow, it didn’t take her down.

No, it only served to make her madder. If Chun-Li thought one blow was enough to take her down, that was an insult! An insult Makoto would pay back, with twice the force! Makoto didn’t care at all about what was going on, what mattered was she was going to show off all her might! Prove to Chun-Li who the strongest was! Chun-Li thought she had this handled, but realized something was up when Makoto didn’t drop down unconscious. Makoto was stronger than she appeared to be, impressive as that was. Chun-Li almost wanted to give Makoto some kudos for that. After Chun-Li struck her in the back, of course. Chun-Li lifted her elbow, ready to slam it right down on Makoto’s back. It was faster than lightning, and if it had struck Makoto’s back, it probably would have paralyzed her for life.Makoto didn’t have time to worry about that, she had to move fast! Makoto rushed right at Chun-Li, and tackled her whole body against Chun-Li. Chun-Li was stunned a bit, surprised by the power and force behind the attack. Makoto was a lot stronger than she had assumed, frankly. Chun-Li was rather impressed by the show of force, but too bad for Makoto, that Chun-Li was no where near done. Grabbing the shoulders of Makoto, Chun-Li squeezed as hard as she could. Makoto wanted to scream in agony, but she dared not stop. If she did, she would admit defeat right here and now. So, with her body in utter agony, Makoto pressed on, almost roaring as she charged. Chun-Li slid across the ground, unable to even stop this for a brief moment. It seemed in terms of raw strength, Makoto using all her power was superior.But Chun-Li was more than strength, she was skill personified. Chun-Li let go of the shoulder and instead grabbed the head of Makoto. Grabbing the girls ears, she pulled as hard as she could while trying to slam her knee against the chin of Makoto. Makoto did her best to stop the knee by moving her head, but the ear pulling was beyond agony. The pain was not the goal though. It was to disorient and stop her moving as fast as she was. It was a stun attack, and the next one was more of a real attack. Chun-Li spun her whole body around, holding on to Makoto, and let out a powerful roar. With all of her might, combined with her hip swing, Chun-Li twisted Makoto around and threw her as fast and as hard as she could. Makoto didn’t have any way to stop this, her hold on Chun-Li breaking as she was thrown aside like trash.

Makoto was thrown hard and fast, slamming into the ground at full force. Makoto actually bounced in the air after she hit the ground, causing a crater after what she had hit the ground. Makoto almost let out a pained scream, and things were only going to get worse for her. Makoto could barely open her eyes as she saw a flash right in front of her. It looked exactly like Chun-Li’s fist. Makoto knew she was about to get one of the most painful strikes in her life. Makoto’s body was faster than his brain, as she lifted her hand to catch the punch. Makoto only had a brief second of surprise with that attack. Good for her, that she was more than fast enough to captalize on this window of opportunity.Makoto lifted her leg lighting fast, striking Chun-Li in the stomach. Chun-Li was caught unaware, and Makoto pulled in Chun-Li’s arm as quickly as she could towards her. With a twist of her own body and hip, Makoto threw down and slammed Chun-Li right towards the ground as hard as she could. Face first, and very painfully. Chun-Li plowed right into the ground, and as everything around them shook, Chun-Li had to admit this was different. For her, fights don’t last this long. Fights don’t tend to hurt her. Fights… tend to be easy. Chun-Li wasn’t scared at all. Chun-Li… was ecstatic! Chun-Li had missed how fun fights can be. Something like this was meant to be electric. Really get her blood pumping, and if Makoto was able to do that, than this would be even better than she imagined. If Makoto wants to bring the pain, she should be ready to be dealt pain! 

Chun-Li flipped her body around fast enough to whip kick Makoto as hard as she could, as Makoto attempted to attack her. Makoto threw out a chop thrust at her, hoping to take her down with a powerful and sure strike to her throat. It might have worked, if Chun-Li was any slower. Chun-Li struck back the hand with her foot, hitting the arm of Makoto with all of her strength and force. Makoto felt something snap, and pulled her whole body. With one look, the effect was obvious. Makoto’s arm was broken, because she got greedy and went on the attack. It was only going to get worse for her when Chun-Li continued the attack, throwing out at least a thousand kicks in one moment. Makoto saw them coming, and knew what would happen if they connected. Makoto wouldn’t just be unable to fight, her chances of survival would also be near zero.Makoto, with just a single arm and a leg, blocked every single one of the kicks coming for her. It was hard, like trying to block blows meant to snap and break her in half from each and every blow. Makoto was in agony, but because she prepared herself for them, her arm didn’t snap like it did for her other arm. Makoto was without an arm, but that didn’t mean she was down and out for the count. Makoto was no wimp, no, Makoto trained years for this! If one arm being taken down was her end, than she couldn’t ever call herself a martial artist.

Makoto instead threw her leg up, this time to break out of defense and enter into her own offense. It was something that would never have worked for anyone else. But Makoto was a woman who trained for speed and power, and Chun-Li had thrown too many kicks to prepare for one. Chun-Li was struck hard in the stomach, and with a few seconds of free time to plan out her next assault, Makoto spun her body around to hook her arm around the neck of Chun-Li. Gripping her neck as hard as she could, Makoto slammed down Chun-Li while holding on to the neck. It was a double attack, one concentrated completely to prevent Chun-Li from getting any oxygen in her. Not only did human beings need to breathe, martial artists needed it even more than most people. To inhale, and get some breath in for a powerful blow.

It meant when Chun-Li jabbed a two finger strike into Makoto’s hip, it did damage, but not enough. Makoto instead raised her arm up, and like a striking hammer, slammed it right down on the head of Chun-Li as hard as she could. Chun-Li instantly heard a ringing in her head. It was the equivalent of a concussion that was going to burst right through her body. Makoto was no where near done though, Makoto was really going to bring the pain to Chun-Li. With a grip harder than iron, Chun-Li felt her throat was grabbed by the hand of Makoto. Chun-Li was hoisted up in the air and as the ringing was still going across her body, from her head to her feet, Makoto slammed down Chun-Li as hard as she could. With enough force to nearly throw out her own shoulder as she did so.

Chun-Li was briefly stunned by the attack, and her muscles were tensing up from the pain. It was just an endless barrage of blow after blow, and each one seemed to be stronger than the next! Makoto was no where near the foe she had believed the girl was. No, her opponent was clearly a woman of power. Chun-Li was underestimating her too much. It was time for Chun-Li to go all out, actually fire back moves that would really put down Makoto. Makoto still had her hand on Chun-Li’s throat, and pulled back her arm to strike down Chun-Li and finally finish this fight. It was lightning fast, and could destroy diamond if she had struck as hard as she did. That is, if she did hit Chun-Li.

That isn’t what happened, the martial artist found out how doomed she was when Chun-Li struck her chin with a knee strike. It was more than enough to feel like her skull explode from the force, even though she hadn’t. Chun-Li wasn’t close to done though. Chun-Li grabbed the head of Makoto, and kneed it over and over and over. The attacks were an endless barrage, and Makoto wasn’t even able to think about the pain that was hitting her. Makoto could only think about how to survive, and as her hair was pulled down as her head shot up from the knee strikes, Makoto was starting to think what could save her. It was maybe the last thing she could do, or she was doomed. 

Makoto tightened her grip on the neck of Chun-Li. As great as it was, Chun-Li knew that Makoto would be the first to fall. This was not the attack. No, Makoto used all of the strength in her arm, nearly throwing out her shoulder as she did so, just to throw Chun-Li. Throw her as HARD as she humanely could. Chun-Li felt her body hurtle across the sky, not certain what was going on. It was as if the whole world around her faded away as all she saw was shadows. When Chun-Li saw a larger shadow approach her, her body reacted quickly. Chun-Li kicked what was in front of her with enough force to break whoever she had hit. It was a powerful leg thrust that actually caused a sonic boom just from the speed of the hit. It was Chun-Li’s most powerful and protective move for what was coming for her.

Had it been Makoto, it might have worked. Too bad for her that after she hit what the dark shadow was, Chun-Li realized what she had hit. It was a boulder, thrown at her to distract her. Chun-Li instantly knew where she would be attacked from, and so spun her body as quickly as she could. Kicking the air as hard as she could, right above her head, the point was to take down Makoto. Had she done this first, she would have struck Makoto instantly. But Makoto was faster than her as she leaped at Chun-Li miles away, and after breaking the sound barrier, was now above her. Twisting her whole body, Makoto used all of her body to strike Chun-Li as hard as she could. Chun-Li’s head was hit by an axe kick that was delivered with all the power and force of Makoto. So great a force, that Makoto almost broke her leg just kicking Chun-Li. The force was more than anything Makoto ever threw in her life, and was probably everything she had. It was the single strongest attack Makoto ever threw in her life. 

It was one that, when collided with Chun-Li, slammed her right towards the ground with the greatest amount of force that either woman felt in all of their lives. Chun-Li plowed right through the mountain, drilling through it millions and millions of tons of rock per second. Chun-Li didn’t break or pause in her descent, until she slammed right to the bottom of the mountain. Chun-Li had never been in this much pain in her life, as she rested on the bottom of the mountain as Makoto dropped down to somewhere close to the hole. It was a large one, formed so fast that the edge of the hole was hot. Makoto dropped to her knees, exhausted, yet proud. Chun-Li could have gotten up and escaped the hole… but at what cost? To fight Makoto even more? Makoto let out a chuckle, and lifted her fist in proud defiance. Their was a new strongest woman in the world, and it was herself! Chun-Li was a worthy foe, and as both women knew…

A rematch was more than possible. For what was the strongest woman of all, but a woman who constantly improved herself every single moment of her life?