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Striker has survived the previous incident, and now faces off against his 4th target, Caroline "Carrie" Summers, aka Tamer.

When I decided to do this series using the OCs of friends, immediately I knew Tamer, the lioness dominatrix villain OC of , would be perfect in the role of Elle Driver. Let me tell you, folks, Tamer is one of the evilest, vilest, nastiest and craziest villains I have ever read about. *But*, that does not stop me from respecting her, at the very least: even though she has no superpowers herself, Tamer is still a notorious supervillain who is not only in peak condition, but is intensely smart and skilled, not to mention crazy-prepared. A brilliant strategist and an expert on how the body functions, she knows how to take down an opponent by attacking nerves or just by pressing certain areas of the body that stops it from breathing. The lioness also knows several different kinds of martial arts - not just to use herself, but also defend against any enemies who use the same.

Tamer uses all kinds of methods to achieve victory, including poison, knockout gas, an electric whip, and even psychology. Even though she's supposed to be "honor-bound", Tamer displays very few honorable qualities when it comes to winning against an opponent. And she will do *anything* to win, resorting to the most un-sportsman-like behavior.

So yeah. Tamer earned her place as a "Big League Villain" in Sansenite's story.

And for *this* series of mine, she isn't much different, aside from the fact that she now only has one eye, just as Elle Driver did. It's supposed to be a bit of a mystery how Tamer lost her eye, and it's something that Striker has always been curious about. Perhaps he can find out the answer before their duel is over?

For those of you unfamiliar with the movie "Kill Bill", this fight scene takes place inside Vladimir's trailer. Hence the dingy brown background... quite a difference from the magical pink garden that Striker had his duel with Tsunami in, eh?

Roger/Striker (c) me
Tamer (c)

Description
Striker has survived the previous incident, and now faces off against his 4th target, Caroline "Carrie" Summers, aka Tamer.

When I decided to do this series using the OCs of friends, immediately I knew Tamer, the lioness dominatrix villain OC of , would be perfect in the role of Elle Driver. Let me tell you, folks, Tamer is one of the evilest, vilest, nastiest and craziest villains I have ever read about. *But*, that does not stop me from respecting her, at the very least: even though she has no superpowers herself, Tamer is still a notorious supervillain who is not only in peak condition, but is intensely smart and skilled, not to mention crazy-prepared. A brilliant strategist and an expert on how the body functions, she knows how to take down an opponent by attacking nerves or just by pressing certain areas of the body that stops it from breathing. The lioness also knows several different kinds of martial arts - not just to use herself, but also defend against any enemies who use the same.

Tamer uses all kinds of methods to achieve victory, including poison, knockout gas, an electric whip, and even psychology. Even though she's supposed to be "honor-bound", Tamer displays very few honorable qualities when it comes to winning against an opponent. And she will do *anything* to win, resorting to the most un-sportsman-like behavior.

So yeah. Tamer earned her place as a "Big League Villain" in Sansenite's story.

And for *this* series of mine, she isn't much different, aside from the fact that she now only has one eye, just as Elle Driver did. It's supposed to be a bit of a mystery how Tamer lost her eye, and it's something that Striker has always been curious about. Perhaps he can find out the answer before their duel is over?

For those of you unfamiliar with the movie "Kill Bill", this fight scene takes place inside Vladimir's trailer. Hence the dingy brown background... quite a difference from the magical pink garden that Striker had his duel with Tsunami in, eh?

Roger/Striker (c) me
Tamer (c)