“Intense human vs. human game.

The crowd roared as the Bengals kicked to the Reavers, who began to charge. But the roar rapidly diminished as Jules Winder threw an inaccurate first pass which was quickly caught by the bengals and as the Reavers rolled several double-skulls causing rapid turnover, which led to a quick touchdown by Gunnarr. The crowd diminished, and indeed, several Reaver fans left the stands, disappointed by the poor showing.

However, during the second half, the Bengals did not guard their flanks, which left an opening for two linemen to outflank, which they did. Jelani, seeing these two behind his lines, hesitated to pass the ball to his compatriots, fearing an interception. Instead he backed up, hoping that his teammates would clear the defenders. But his hope was not granted, and soon Griff Oberwald and his blitzers came through both flanks, and thorg emerged through the center, and Jelani, seeing as he was about to be tackled, passed the ball to his line, which was intercepted by Jim, who proceeded to score a touchdown. Roars were heard from the Reaver crowd, and the Bengals were furious and jumped upon the referee.

It was 1-1, and the Bengals were recieving again, but the Reavers were basking in hope at their miraculous goal, and seeing the Bengals attempting to perform a mass flank, kicked the ball to the empty top flank. The wind god, however, favored the Bengals on this day, and blew the ball towards the bulk of the Bengal line, who began to penetrate the first line of Reaver defences.
The Reavers would not be disheartened however, and reformed a second line, causing the Bengals to become mired in the mass of Reavers. However, they did break through, and were about to score, but Jules Winder was there to stop the Bengals.

By now, the Bengals had lost their initial inertia, and the line was stabilized. The Reavers tackled the Bengal ball-carrier, causing him to drop the ball, which was picked up by the Reaver lineman, who seeing the clock ticking down, opted for a draw and attempted to throw the ball to the empty top flank. He fumbled however, and Sora caught the ball and dashed to the Reaver endzone and in the final minutes of the game, scored again, making it 2-1.

As the Reavers began to take the offensive again, the ref blew his whistle, and the game was done, with both sides content and the Bengals with a phyrric victory.”