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John McClane

John Wick

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Introduction

When the aliens first arrived, they brought with them a storm of terror so fierce it shattered our understanding of reality. Descending from the stars as unknowable gods, they wielded powers that defied comprehension. Lightspeed drones ripped through our defences like paper, beings of pure thought twisted human minds into shattered, screaming wrecks, and omnipotent creatures bent the fabric of existence to their whims, destroying entire armies with a flick of their fingers.

We fought back with everything we had, clinging to the thin edge of survival. But our defiance seemed to entertain them. And so they proposed a new game; one that would test not just our resolve but our very spirit. They gathered 32 of humanity’s fiercest warriors, plucked from the modern myths of the screen and threw them into the Apex Arena, a living constantly changing battleground. It was a spectacle of violence, a playground of shifting landscapes and deadly traps that entertained not just their dark minds but tormented the billions who were forced to watch, powerless to turn away.

As the tournament unfolded the alien overlords grew fond of the sport, savouring the screams, the splatter of blood, and the desperate glory of combat. And with every victory and death, their amusement grew. Their laughter, if that was what it was, echoed across the shattered remnants of humanity’s consciousness, a reminder that our survival was little more than their plaything.

Now, as the quarterfinals begin, the aliens prepared to raise the stakes. The arena would not just shift; it pulsed with their dark joy, bending even further toward chaos and cruelty. They have become connoisseurs of torment, twisting the battlegrounds to reflect their own alien delights, eager to see how far human resilience can stretch before it snaps. The warriors know the truth: they are fighting not just for victory, but for humanity’s last, flickering hope.

And so, the Apex Arena transforms again, dragging its champions into a fresh realm of horror and spectacle, where every blade, every gun, and every heartbeat could be their last. The quarterfinals have begun, and the alien eyes are watching, eager for the blood-soaked entertainment to continue.

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Apex Arena – Quarterfinals Group B: John McClane vs. John Wick

The Apex Arena shimmered with a cold, alien brilliance, reshaping itself into a grand, opulent luxury casino in space. Crystal chandeliers dangled from high ceilings, casting fractured light across polished marble floors and the glowing holographic tables. Beyond the expansive glass walls, stars burned bright against the velvet void, while nearby asteroids drifted lazily, casting elongated shadows inside the casino. The atmosphere was electric, heavy with anticipation and laced with dread.

John McClane appeared first, his sharp eyes narrowing as he scanned the lavish surroundings. The casino was busy, a surreal mix of real and projected patrons, their faces a blend of confusion, worry, and forced calm. Some humans, terrified yet resigned, clutched cards or dice, continuing their games with mechanical movements, knowing that to stop was to risk their lives. The orders from the Aliens to “enjoy the casino” were firmly embedded in their minds and only their eyes betrayed the absolute terror at their situation. Some darted glances toward exits that offered no real escape. McClane gripped the gun in his hand, the small weapon a stark contrast to the chaos that threatened to erupt.

John Wick emerged across the room, stepping into the subtle glow of neon lights that traced the bar’s edge. He surveyed the casino, eyes cold and calculating. The eerie mix of gamblers, real and holographic, added to the tension. He could tell some of the human by the beads of sweat that dotted their brows and the fearful flicker in their eyes. They played on, as did the holograms, their motions smooth and unblinking. The environment was both beautiful and tragic, a perfect setting for a high-stakes battle.

A low, guttural noise rumbled from above, drawing every eye to the grand balcony. The Thing emerged, an abomination of limbs and faces and other shifting features, a grotesque mockery of humanity. It moved with a sinuous, alien grace, tendrils slithering over the railing before retracting into its body. The crowd recoiled, some real patrons screaming while holograms continued their games, oblivious to the terror unfolding.

Without warning, the room dimmed as an alert flashed: “Random EMP Pulse Activated.” The lights flickered, and a low hum resonated through the casino before everything went dark. The chandeliers ceased their sparkling dance, holographic games vanished, and electronic noises silenced. The patrons gasped, and the true humans scrambled, panicked and searching for the danger that lurked in the shadows.

In the pitch-black stillness, McClane’s heartbeat thundered in his chest. He moved instinctively, shifting behind a nearby table and listening for any sound that would betray the Thing or Wick’s position. Wick crept along the floor, every sense heightened, eyes flicking to the human patrons who now milled about in terror.

But when the lights and music and games sputtered back to life, The Thing was no longer at the balcony. Instead, it had taken a new form, masquerading as one of the humans in the crowd. The monster could be anyone: the dealer trembling behind the table, the croupier trying to stay composed, or the patron clinging desperately to their winnings. The combatants knew that with every shifting shadow, death could leap out at them from a familiar face.

The battle had begun, and no one, neither McClane, Wick, nor the terrified people around them, knew where the real danger lay.

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As much as it kills me to go against McClane (he’s my mf childhood hero!!!) I cannot deny that Wick is just all around the superior fighter and gunman.  

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