𝐂𝐑𝐀𝐙𝐘 𝐅𝐎𝐑 𝐘𝐎𝐔| Robby Keene [ONGOING FOR SEASON 6 PART 3]

Chapter Thirty-Four.

chapter thirty-four:
❛ skeletons ❜

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Alessia stood in the center of the All Valley Sports Arena, her heart drumming in her chest, a heavy, thunderous beat that seemed to reverberate through the entire stadium. The floodlights above cast their harsh, unforgiving light down onto the mat, illuminating every corner of the arena, but it was the weight of the moment that pressed most heavily on her. The noise of the crowd, buzzing with excited energy, seemed to fade into the background. All she could hear was the thrum of her own pulse, the sharp, shallow breaths she took in and out, the feel of the mat beneath her feet as she shifted nervously.

Beside her, Tory stood tall and confident, an embodiment of the Cobra Kai spirit Alessia had once belonged to. But today was different. Today, Alessia had stepped into a new role. It wasn't just about her fight anymore-it was about the fight for the dojo, for the future of Miyagi-Do, and for herself.

The decision had come quickly. Sensei Kreese was absent, and so was Sensei Kim. And as the tournament loomed closer, Alessia found herself thrust into a leadership role-one that, even now, felt daunting and unfamiliar. She had never imagined herself as a sensei. But there she was, the responsibility heavy in her hands. The certificate she had earned was just a piece of paper, but it symbolized something far more important-the weight of leadership, the fight for redemption, and the chance to prove herself.

She glanced out at the arena, the crowd seeming to stretch endlessly around her. Her eyes found Robby in the stands. When he caught her gaze, he gave her a small, reassuring nod. His green eyes were steady, full of quiet confidence-his silent promise to her that, no matter what happened, they would face it together. Alessia exhaled slowly, trying to steady herself. It was hard to shake the nerves, but she knew that the time had come. There was no turning back now.

Gunther Braun's voice broke through her thoughts, his authoritative tone commanding the attention of the entire arena. The large speaker system amplified his presence, and Alessia couldn't help but feel the pressure build as the entire crowd turned their focus to him. He was the voice of the tournament, a figure who had seen countless All Valley matches, but tonight, his words felt heavier, more significant.