From: hoanga@bray1b.its.rpi.edu (Alain Hoang)
Subject: Two Characters one post!  Story continued...
Reply-To: hoanga@rpi.edu
Organization: Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY.
Date: Thu, 17 Dec 1992 19:04:57 GMT

	Well since I'm getting a favorable standing here as a storywriter (but 
probably not as a player Hehehe) I'm going to keep on posting.  Tomorrow I'll
stick up Part 1 of my story which is already completed but I want to look it over
some stuff look kind of too lame to be on there so needs to be re-done.  BTW
Any MK, WH, or AOF players there that see unfavorable stuff to their characters
at first..... don't flame me... MY story MY way.  Anyways I don't plan on keeping
everyone.  I'll knock them off real quick if I don't think they'll fit into plot
line that well, and that goes for SF2 characters!!! Oh no... I have too much
away!!  Oh well (zipper) Enough of me and more of what you want.

				E. HONDA

	The clamouring of his students about the validity of Sumo wrestling
as a martials arts had gotten him worried.  Until now his students were 
content to learn the ways of the sumo and compete but now they were growing
discontented, they didn't believe that sumo wrestling could actually help
them at all in the outside world.  They feared it was too inflexible and too
much grappling to be effective against anyone.
	But he was the best Sumo wrestler ever, and also one of the best
teachers to be found in the whole world for sumo.  And as a teacher he felt
it was his responsibility to show his students to show that the art of sumo
was not as useless as they assumed it was.  And the opportunity showed itself
when Master Bison sent him a letter inviting him to Goodwill martial arts
tournament.  Here would be a perfect example to show his students the
art of sumo in action, against masters of other styles and to show sumo
wrestlers are the strongest in the world.


	Wait wait... I still got another one!


				ZANGIEF


	He was a hulk of a man, he was very tall, and was built more like a
house than a man.  He could stand eye to eye with a standing Grizzly and not
feel fear at all.  He was the U.S.S.R.'s (or what was left of it) top wrestler
in the country and was invited by the Master Bison to participate in a
Goodwill martial arts tournament.
	He had spent his whole life wrestling, from when he was a toddler just
learning to walk he wrestled boys his age, as he got older he participated in
all forms of wrestling that he could becoming the best wherever he participated
in.  By the time he was done with school he had decided he wanted to be the
top Soviet wrestler in the country, however the WWF soon came knocking upon
hearing of his reputation and soon was off to learn many new maneuvers that
always he to be boringly restrained.  Fed up with such "Acting" as he called it
Zangief returned back to the USSR with a large sum of money earned from the
WWF and began to wrestle bears because no one was big enough or vicious enough
to withstand his wrestling skills which had become surpreme in the USSR.
	Zangief soon learned that grappling wasn't the only thing that could
be used in such life or death struggles he voluntariy participated in and soon
learned some striking and kicking moves to help fill out his skills as a 
fighter in general and now he was ready to reveal to the world his finest
creation, the mighty screwdriver.  He had spent many years perfecting this
technique and at last had finally mastered this bone crushing maneuver that
has split many bears skulls upon successful attempts.  He couldn't wait to
get right into the tournament and start splitting skulls...