Chapter 62: Chapter 62: Testing out My Punching bag



Damon stood in front of a sturdy tree, and a black and blue punching bag hung from a branch.

The bag swayed gently in the breeze, its surface reflecting the sunlight filtering through the leaves.

He reached out to shake the bag, testing its stability, but the moment he did, a loud crack split the air.

The branch creaked and groaned, its fibers snapping under the weight of the bag.

Damon's eyes widened as he instinctively reached out to grab the bag, his hands wrapping around it to hold it in place.

The branch fell, its splintered end scraping against his arm, leaving a faint scratch.

He sighed, feeling a mix of frustration and disappointment. He had been looking forward to training with the new bag, and now he would have to find a new spot to hang it.

He looked around, taking in the surroundings, searching for a new tree with a sturdier branch.

Damon's eyes landed on a nearby tree, its branches thicker and more robust.

He walked towards it, the punching bag still clutched in his hands.

He examined the branches, searching for the perfect spot to hang the bag. His fingers traced the grooves and knots on the tree's surface, feeling for any weaknesses.

Damon climbed the tree, his hands gripping the rough bark as he ascended higher. He reached a sturdy branch and grasped it firmly, pulling himself up to do a few pull-ups.

His muscles flexed as he lifted his body. He dropped down, his feet thudding against the trunk, and smiled, satisfied with the branch's sturdiness.

He hooked the punching bag to the branch, pulling the chain as he wrapped around the tree then hooked the chain on itself.

He stepped back, admiring his handiwork, and let out a laugh. "It's time to break this thing," he said, his eyes gleaming with anticipation.

The punching bag swayed gently in the breeze, its surface reflecting the sunlight filtering through the leaves.

Damon's eyes fixed on the bag, his mind focused on the upcoming training session. He cracked his knuckles, feeling the familiar surge of energy and determination.

Damon picked up the plastic wrapping that covered his MMA gloves, the crinkling sound filling the air as he pulled them out.

He had received these gloves from the system when he first got it, and they still looked brand new, despite the fights they had been through.

He slipped his hands into the gloves, feeling the soft, padded interior envelop his fingers.

The gloves fit snugly, providing a comfortable grip.

Ignoring the sting of disappointment, Damon stepped forward again, this time throwing a powerful straight punch.

THUD!

The bag swung back, and Damon could feel the strain in his arms and legs. He was tired, but it was the kind of tired that told him he was pushing his limits.

Finally, he stopped, breathing hard. The bag swayed slowly, the chains creaking above. Damon wiped his face with the back of his hand, taking a moment to catch his breath.

He'd botched the kick, sure, but that was just one step in the process.

Damon burst out laughing, the sound echoing through the air as he thought about the proficiency feature.

He wanted to master all of his moves, and the thought filled him with excitement.

He took a step back, bouncing around on the balls of his feet, his eyes fixed on the punching bag.

He continued training, imagining himself in a real fight.

He pictured his opponent in front of him, their fists flying towards him.

Damon dodged and weaved, his gloved hands punching the bag with precision and power.

He kicked and elbowed, his movements swift and deadly.

Oh, how he wished the bag could punch back, giving him a true test of his skills.

But he didn't let that stop him. He kept pushing himself.

Especially, he focused on the question mark kick. He had missed it earlier, but now he was determined to get it right.

He lifted his leg, twisting his hips and generating power from his core. His foot swung through the air, aiming for the bag's center.

He continued training, his movements fluid and confident.

Sweat dripped from his brow, his muscles burning with fatigue, but he didn't stop. He was in the zone, his focus solely on improving his skills.

The punching bag swayed back and forth, its surface worn from Damon's relentless assault.

Damon's laughter had stopped, replaced by a serious face.

He was a warrior in training.