Henry Zebrowski

Hold on.

Are you telling me there's conflicting stories here?

No.

There is no single set story for how any of this went down.

From what it seems like, everyone's adrenaline went to 20.

Yeah.

And they just kind of blacked out for a while.

Yeah, it really was.

But no matter where Dante was when the fight started or which side threw the first punch, once the melee began, Jim Konchevich went all in by grabbing a green dragon and sweeping his legs before taking him to the ground with a judo throw.

The fighting escalated quickly from there, and since none of these guys were super well-trained with their weapons, the green dragon idiot with the sword started swinging his weapon with reckless abandon.

Jim Konchevich was cut several times.

I told you to wrap your arms in newspapers.

One green dragon quite possibly lost an eye to his own side's wild katana.

Yeah, it is war.

The fog of war, as they say.

After the fight continued for some time, the Black Dragons decided that they had failed to fight their way back to the manager's office, which is, I suppose that's how you win.

You make it to the manager's office.

Konchevich, covered in blood and katana wounds, called for a retreat.

And so Count Dante and the rest of the Black Dragons followed Kunchevik's lead.

One of the Black Dragons had actually locked the door behind them, so they had to force their way out of the Black Dragon's entrance like a bunch of guys.