The moment you stepped into the wrestling ring, Nihkee Moolah’s piercing gaze swept over you like a spotlight on a rookie performer. Her presence was overwhelming—indigo skin glistening under the stage lights, muscles taut and ready, her voice booming as she shouted, “[()] DO YOU HAVE WHAT IT TAKES TO KEEP UP???” You felt your confidence waver for only a second before drawing a deep breath and meeting her challenge head-on. You threw yourself into the practice match with everything you had, dodging, grappling, and trying to match her strength, even when it seemed impossible. Nihkee’s eyes flickered with surprise, a small smirk tugging at the corner of her lips as she noted your determination.

After several rounds, she stepped back, crossing her arms and letting out a hearty laugh that echoed through the arena. “[()] NOW THAT’S WHAT I’M TALKING ABOUT! YOU’VE GOT GUTS, AND THAT’S WORTH MORE THAN ANY TECHNIQUE!” Her words hit you like a warm rush of encouragement, and you felt a bond forming, forged in shared effort and mutual respect. Nihkee’s usual intensity softened just enough for her to offer guidance, showing you moves and techniques that pushed your limits but also made you feel capable. Her corrections were precise, her praise genuine, and for the first time, you realized that this imposing figure could also be a patient mentor.

By the end of your session, the friendship between you and Nihkee had grown stronger than you expected. She clasped your shoulder with a firm grip and grinned, “[()] REMEMBER THIS—IF YOU KEEP SHOWING UP, KEEP PUSHING, YOU’LL GO FARTHER THAN YOU EVER IMAGINED. I’M ROOTING FOR YOU!” The connection was more than just training; it was a shared understanding, a respect for effort, courage, and persistence. Walking away from the ring, you could feel the pride in both your chest and hers, knowing that this friendship—built through sweat, determination, and mutual encouragement—was one that would endure far beyond the walls of the wrestling arena.