A Hero Wakes
John O’Bryan
Galio stood above it, reluctant to smash a prostrate opponent.
“Come now, no need to feel bad,” said Galio, eagerly motioning with his hand.
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The Biggest Catch
Rayla Heide
I blink on my shinylight again, illuminating some seriously rotten teeth that explain the awful smell. The yordle squeals at the sight. 
Pinwheel
Jared Rosen
Possibly hunger. At this scale, it’s hard to tell.
She liked it better when it was person-shaped.
“Okay,” she repeats.
Night’s Work
It had been that way since she was old enough to scramble over the walls of the Solari temple and watch the moon traverse the vault of stars. She looked up through the dense forest canopy, her violet eyes scanning for the silver moon, but seeing only its diffuse glow through the thick clouds and dark branches. 
Remember Me
Dana Luery Shaw
Watai knew from her time with Jakgri that Karma was concentrating hard, trying to access memories that weren’t fully her own. “It’s okay.
K’Sante
He’d never respected Tope’s ideas enough to try them in earnest. Truthfully, K’Sante had respected his foe more than his partner. 
Interrogation 101
She rolled her shoulders, the muscles there stiff after a hard night’s work. It had been a long shift, and her forearms were aching from the pressure of her powered gauntlets.
The Will of the Dead
Laura Michet
She hit a sailor on the shoulder so hard, his arm dislocated with a sound like a plank cracking in half.
Sisterhood of War Part III: Irreparable
Ian St. Martin
“She passed, now it’s only me.” Her eyes grew hard. “What do you want?”
“You, Riven,” said Marit, leaning down from the saddle.
The Dreaming Pool
Anthony Reynolds
Both were immense slabs of muscle and heavy black armor, with huge shields and heavy, jagged cleavers clutched in their brutish fists. 
Of Rats and Cats<br> and Neon Mice
Ariel Lawrence
It landed on a nearby column. I punched the concrete hard, the web of plastic mesh exploding, and the drone was launched towards the ceiling.
The Man With the Grinning Shadow
Jared Rosen
But in the heat of the low sun, plied with drink at the edge of the world, it was hard to tell who was itching for a fight, and who was just bluffing.
The hunter broke the silence with a bullet, and a heavy round exploded from her pistol and into the center of the creature’s chest.
Monstrous
Graham McNeill
He lets out a wracking sob as I stop and press him hard against the wall.
I can’t decide if he thinks I’m going to kill him or let him go.
Corki
He thrived on danger, and enjoyed nothing more than a good dogfight in the morning. More than just an ace pilot, Corki also made several modifications to his copter, outfitting it with an arsenal of weapons which some speculate were more for show than functionality. 
Strand by Silken Strand
The island’s air was heavy with damp, and his finely tailored tunic and boots were sodden with clinging moisture.
The Wedding Crasher
Music from a small orchestra drifted over the wedding guests, so slow and ponderous it made Jinx want to yawn. She’d take the foot-stomping, spin-around-till-it-made-you-sick music of Zaun any day. 
An Old Friend
After what seemed like hours, the combined power of their attacks breached the walls of the temple, and brought the thick ice dome crumbling down upon them.
Badly wounded, Ryze dug himself out of the rubble and got to his knees.
Big Head, Bad News
John O'Bryan
So I pick the guy up by the throat, and slam him, hard as I can, smashing his greedy fat head deep into the floor of the pit.
Cassiopeia
Gone was the brilliant and beautiful daughter of Soreana Du Couteau, replaced by a monstrous, slithering creature that skulked in the shadows, spitting poison, and crushing stone as easily as glass. 
Kennen
Yet there was another side to Kennen, a far more serious aspect as Heart of the Tempest. Charged with Coursing the Sun, he addressed challenges to the Kinkou’s judgments, and not always with words.