GOFF: Paper Knight vs Angel of Death

Angel dropped down from the sky as he landed on the dirt soil. Testing how durable the dirt was, in case he hit the ground too hard. His wings spread out as he prepared to fight the new opponent he was going to face. The fight was to decide who would be the leader of their group

Nite waited for his opponent to show up. When the angel finally dropped to the ground he knew the battle commenced. Nite quickly created a sword and shield that are made of paper. Nite then swung his sword, upwards, and unleashed a wind slicing attack towards the opponent. Currently Nite was about 150 feet from the opponent, which gave him some time to react.. but it also gave Nite an idea of the opponent he was fighting. Depending on the delayed reaction of the opponent before dodging, and the speed the opponent possesses, Nite will handle this fight accordingly.

Nite wore his white jacket and notebook, but other then that he didn't seem to have anything else surrounding him. To most people he looked like he arrived unarmed. This usually made opponents believe he had no alternatives besides martial arts, or something around those lines.

Angel saw him send off a blade of wind at him from the swing of his blade. That level of skill meant his opponent was very skilled. He also showed right away that he had a Devil's fruit power, showing him that he had a weapon that would give him a very good advantage.

Deciding to keep his skills in store for now, Angel wrapped his wings around himself. His wings were easily strong enough to block a sword or a bullet, so a blade of wind wasn't strong enough to cut through his wings. Pointing his guns at the target, his extraordinary vision and training with firearms let him aim at were he would best hit his target. The two handguns fired from the spaces between his wings at his enemy

Nite saw the opponent block his wind slicing technique. The wings on his back were made of a tough material. Nite saw this opportunity to strike. He ran forward, but before he heard gun shots. Nite only had a brief second where he saw the bullets try to strike him, Nite used soru to appear a few feet beside his old position. The bullets were nowhere near as fast as soru. Nite then eyed his opponent, so far the man gave Nite the impression that he was a long distance fighter. He aimed very well, and conveniently had guns too. He appeared out of the sky, which meant he was a flyer. It made sense if the opponent was used too combat while maintaining a long distance; he probably flies while shooting.

This meant that Nite had a very interesting opponent, if he was right about the bird man's method of fighting. Nite summoned a hundred ants, with 10 of them already dipped in poison, and made them crawl towards the opponent. The ants were so small, and so few in numbers, that normal people couldn't see them. Nite then secretly made a paper snake crawl down the backside of his pants and move underground, digging a small hole behind Nite's heel. It didn't take long before the snake appeared under the bird's feet and attempted to pierce the bottom of his foot. The snake had a sharp head. While this was happening Nite summoned paper around him, which started to rotate. The paper looked flabby, like normal paper, but one should never underestimate Nite's intentions.

This guy was a very coordinated fighter. Impressing Angel with his speed, Angel figured this wasn't going to be an easy fight. As the man began to summon more papers that began to float around him, Angel guessed he was going to do something with a lot of multi-directional strikes.

Jumping forward like he was diving off of a diving board, Angel let loose the wing from his wings, sending him flying straight at the enemy, but keeping his body low to the ground before making a sharp turn to his right and upwards, trying to find an opening. As he made his turn, he fired a couple more shots, judging his reaction timing some more and keeping a sharp eye on his directions, hoping to catch any habits he might make while dodging.

Nite saw the opponent try to fly towards him. The opponent was fast, and tried to fire a few more shots at Nite while moving towards him. Nite summoned many papers around him and forced them to rotate around him like a shield. Once the sea stone bullets touched the papers they halted and ricochet in another direction. Nite's papers were made as tough as steel. Nite positioned his ants around him and forced the snake to stay underground to wiat for an opportunity to strike. Nite's paper continued to circulate around him in nearly unpredictable speeds and patterns, he was purposely doing this to make it near impossible to find an opening to shoot and hit Nite. The papers continued for 8 feet around Nite, which meant there was 8 feet of moving paper to try and penetrate while Nite controls it willingly.

Nite then walked towards the bird man. He still wore his sword and shield in his arms.