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Kung Lao "Face Grind" Fatality on all Female Characters

In this timeline, Kung Lao has decided to go rogue. Having left the ways of the White Lotus, he has chosen to travel the world and fight anyone who deems themselves a worthy challenger. Tired of the Lotus's practice of seclusion, Kung Lao seeks to bring his teachings to those in need. As he journeys through various lands and even the occasional realm, he encounters all sorts of interesting people, cultures, and local traditions. Along the way, he makes close allies whom he can rely on. However, his travels also bring notoriety, painting a target on his back. It seemed his fame would paint a big target on his back. The Special Forces harbor a deep fear that this rogue monk could potentially inspire a dangerous uprising among citizens who practice martial arts. The Outworld monarchy despises his teachings, as they bring peace and tranquility to a realm steeped in hostility. A hefty bounty is placed on his head in Outworld, attracting even more attention to him. For D'Vorah, the prospect of killing a big-name hero is an irresistible challenge. It seemed that the opportunity to defeat Kung Lao was approaching. As sighting of this warrior was located in a destroyed city once ravaged by the war waged by Shinnok. It appeared that he was helping the local populous. The Special Forces dispatched Cassie Cage, Jacquie Briggs, and Sonya Blade to apprehend Kung Lao. Kitana, Mileena, and Tanya all working for their own goals sought to claim this big bounty. D'vorah soon arrived as well to add one more kill to her list. It seemed inevitable that a deadly clash will ensue—a battle that could leave a devastating mark on the already scarred landscape. It appeared that this rouge monk showed no mercy toward his female combatants. Their corpses would ravage the once quiet battlefield adding even more casualties to the city. As for what occurred to them is unknown as their corpses were found with their heads split in half. The locals choose to remain silent turning a blind eye to the brutality that took place in their midst. As for Kung Lao, more sightings were confirmed, but any attempts at apprehension proved futile. It remains uncertain whether he reveled in the fight or fought merely out of necessity. One thing is for sure; his growing notoriety only served to increase his bounty,