The Four Guardians

As they sat down at a Café shop in the middle of downtown they enjoyed every bit of their blissful meal. "It's like you haven't eaten before." Leila said astonished watching both Natalie and Logan devourer their food. As the two finished off their meal they heard a lot of noise coming from a few blocks away. "Let's go see what that's all about." Logan said excited and energeticly. "Shure couldn't hurt." Leila said happily. When they got to the spot where they heard all the noise coming from they also found a lot of people gathered around. "Who is brave enough to face the champion if you win you get to take home $25,000.00." A voice came from the center of the crowd of people. Natalie got excited of how much they were offering and jumped at the chance. "I will!" Natalie screamed out. All three of Natalie's companions looked at her in shock. "What are you doing you don't know how to fight." Sasha said astonished. "Don't worry." Natalie seemed calm as she took off the leash and pushed her way to the front of the crowd. "And we have a challenger!" The announcer screamed out. As he looked around to find who had yelled out, he found Natalie walking up onto the stage that was in the middle of the huge crowd of people. "What? Are you sure, you seem kind of small." "I'm sure I can manage, and you shouldn't judge people on their height." Natalie spoke into the mic that the announcer had placed in front of her. "I'm afraid all she heard was the amount of money and didn't think of that challenge." Sasha said horrified. "So that thought went through your head to did it." Leila said shocked. Sasha, Leila and Logan all pushed their way to the front of the crowd with worried expressions. Their expressions darkened when they saw who she would be facing. Natalie's opponent was big and muscular and three times taller than Natalie. Natalie was calm and smiling from ear to ear when the whole crowd of spectators were laughing. Some of the spectators couldn't stop laughing even after everyone else had settled down; to think a little girl like that volunteering to face the champion. He was called the champion for good reason he never lost and no one came close to touching him.