[i]In less than 24 hours, Ken Kaze must fight in two battles. His first match will be against Frankie Bones to advance in the New True Internet Championship Wrestling World Championship tournament. This match isn’t only to advance in the World Championship tournament, but for proud as well. As everyone knows, Ken, clumsily, stumbled over Frankie’s feet in the backstage area of the first Tuesday Mayhem and then received a beating from Frankie. Ken then retaliated last Tuesday Mayhem by coming out from underneath the wrestling mat after Frankie won his match against a member of The Job Squad, Jonathan. He proceeded to spray him in the face with the mace. Now, this has gone beyond the World Championship; but for retribution. The winner of this match will be the deciding factor of who enters the.. Tower.. Of.. DOOM! Yes, the Tower Of Doom. The Tower Of Doom is none other than three, structured, steel cages set on top of each other, getting smaller in size as it goes up. The match will start out with 8 men, but then, only 4 men can advance to the second level. After the 4 men battle it out, only three men can escape to the last level. There, all three men are only one step away from becoming the NTICW World Champion. All you have to do is climb on top of the last, and final level to attain the NTICW World Championship.
His second match shall be an epic battle indeed. It will be the main event - making this Ken’s first time ever being a main-eventer; the 18-man, battle royal starring NTICW superstars such as: Triple T, also known as “Totally Tubular” Tom, Epic, Markus “Fang” Crowell, Mark Estep, The Rush, Asa Fountain, Ritchie Syxx, The Josh, Hessian, Brad Knoxvill, Rich Cannon, D-Kay Calyx, Riot, and “The Sylencer” Jay Sylo. Also featuring: The Job Squad; Sexual Harassment Panda, Jonathan, and Teddy Silk. The six finalists will compete in the Extreme Championship, Trick or Treat match. The winner of the battle royal will have the opportunity to start out in the match with a weapon. At Halloween Bash 2001, for the Extreme Title, Trick or Treat match, there will be a set of 10 ‘houses.’ Behind 5 of those doors are NTICW staff members. Each staff member contains a weapon of their choice. They will hand you the weapon for your needs. But, the other 5 doors will contain special, invited, PCW superstars. Those 5 PCW superstars will have baseball bats in their hands ready to beat whoever opens the door senseless.
Ken has been anticipating both of these matches, very confident that he will overcome the odds this Saturday to participate in both of these matches. Not a lot of people have really been focused on the battle royal main event, except for Ken. It seems that the only person who has even decided to bring his name up is Frankie Bones; even though Fang did mention two or three lines about him. Being the #1 Contender for the Extreme Championship is a very, very good position for him; especially while being undefeated with a record of 2-0. Hopefully, when Saturday Showtime rolls around, he will no longer be 2-0, but 4-0; walking into Halloween Bash 2001 undefeated.[/i]
[color=black]The scene opens up outside of white, cinder-blocked building. This building is relatively small. Written across the top of the building reads: ‘Phat Boys’ Video Games & More.’ The camera pans down from the name of the building and fixates on the glass, double doors. NTICW’s Resident Moron, Ken Kaze, is seen walking inside. The camera follows behind Ken every step of the way inside of the building. The camera catches up with Ken, finally.
Ken is wearing dark-blue, knee-low, jean, Lee Pipes shorts, a white, plain tank-top, and a pair of blue, lime, and white New Balance sneakers. He wears a diamond, crystal necklace around his neck and a pair of clear, Oakley sunglasses.
Ken removes his Oakley sunglasses and folds them up. He hangs them from his diamond, crystal necklace. He investigates his surroundings. The walls are insulated with wooded paneling all over; giving it that oldies look. The inside is smaller than it looks from the outside. The floor is insulated with the same material that the wall is made out of. Right in front of Ken is a counter where a man, who looks to be in his mid-50s, stands. His waist on up is the only parts of his body that are visible to the camera. He is partially bald and wears a green, button-upped, shirt. He greets Ken with a warm ‘hello.’
[color=red]Counterman: Hello sir. Welcome to Phat Boys’ Video Games & More. How may I help you?
[color=black]Ken is still scanning his environment while he replies.
[color=blue]Ken Kaze: Uhhh yes. I was told you all had a V-R game here.
[color=black]The counterman looks a little bit confused.
[color=red]Counterman: V-R game?
[color=blue]Ken Kaze: Virtual reality game.
[color=red]Counterman: Oooooh. Yes, yes we do. In fact, we just set it up earlier this morning.
[color=blue]Ken Kaze: Really? Sweet.
[color=black]Ken then stops checking out his surroundings. He turns to his left where he sees a shelf full of used video games. The video games vary for different game systems, such as: Nintendo, Super Nintendo, Sega Genesis, Nintendo 64, Playstation, Playstation 2, X-Box, and GameCube.
The counterman continues to converse with Ken.
[color=red]Counterman: The name of it is Imperfect Light.
[color=blue]Ken Kaze: Imperfect Light, eh?
[color=black]Ken begins to turn around, but he trips over his own foot and falls on the shelf full of video games. The shelf caves in as Ken falls with it. A loud crash is heard as the counterman runs from behind the counter to go check on Ken. A pile of video games lie on top of Ken as he sits there helplessly. The counterman extends his hand to Ken. Ken grabs it. The counterman tries to pull him up, but instead, he pulls the counterman down with him. Ken then pulls him own self to his feet. As he tries to walk away, he steps on a case of a video game and slips on it. His feet go right out from underneath him. Luckily for Ken, instead of landing on the hard, wooden-paneled floor, he lands on a pile of video games; which still doesn’t feel to good up against your back. The counterman gets up to his feet a bit furious.
[color=red]Counterman: What the heck man? Come on! Be careful you clumsy cluts!
[color=blue]Ken Kaze: Sorry about that sir. I truly am.
[color=red]Counterman: Yeah, well you better be. And, that’ll be thirty bucks right there, BUCKO!
[color=blue]Ken Kaze: Thirty bucks, huh? No problemo. I got it all covered man. No problem.
[color=black]By this time, Ken has recovered to his feet again. He reaches into his pocket and keenly pulls out 30 dollars. He hands it to the counterman who puts it into the cash register.
[color=blue]Ken Kaze: So, where is this ‘Imperfect Light’ game at?
[color=red]Counterman: Right this way...
[color=black]The counterman trails off. He waves Ken to follow him. The counterman walks in the opposite direction of the rubble of video games and enters a door. Ken follows him zealously. The room is an all white room. The only thing in the room is a doctor’s-type chair, with a helmet comparatively close to a motorcycle helmet with many wires running from the top of it, laying on the seat of the chair. Draping down from the armrests are Velcro-strapped, arm pads that have many wires running out from them.
[color=red]Counterman: You just take a seat down into that chair, apply the arm pads around your arms and place the helmet over your head. There are little censors inside of the helmet that can sense when the helmet has been placed onto someone’s head. Whenever it can tell someone is wearing it, the game automatically starts up for you and you just do the rest.
But please do remember that this is [b]ONLY[/b] a game. So, if anything frightens you, do not get scared, for it is only a game.
[color=blue]Ken Kaze: Me... get scared? Pfft. Come on, be real. I have no fear for nothing!
[color=black]Ken approaches the doctor-like chair and grabs the helmet. He holds the helmet as he sits down into the chair. He sets the helmet down in his lap and grabs the two arm pads. He applies them on to each arm. He grabs the helmet and enthusiastically places it onto his head.
[i]We then begin to see what Ken sees; the game. But, unfortunately...[/i]
[color=black]The scene fades to black.
(OOC Note: Sorry this RP is short, crappy, and hardly mentions my opponents. I was working on it around 11 p.m. last night, tried to finish it today, but don’t have the time. I had to do a backstage segment, help my dad with yard work, and have to begin writing results for my PWA class. *Sigh* I’m a very busy person. Anyways, again, sorry. I’ll try not to produce anymore of these crappy RPs. Though, this is a series and should be pretty interesting.)
