Master_Starbuck
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Time to end this.
Alright, I was going to make it long and poetic. Instead, I'll make it short and sweet: Gabe Law is a martial artist as we all know, but what you don't is the specifics of his martial art - it's a variation of Daoist Gung Fu called Bagua Zhang. It's a multi-directional, position based combat style that allows the user to take full use of their body weight as a weapon, and also to use body positioning to attack and defend in *any* direction, and to use that positioning to intercept attacks and negate speed.
If Gabe can move at the speed of light, or close enough to it, then he can utilize the body-positioning in his artform to set up an intercept, and actually neutralize an attack XI may use - even while attacking suddenly from behind.
Yulaw uses a martial art related to the one I practice in real life, called Xing Yi. Xing Yi does not have the same dynamic and useful traits as Gabe's art, but doesn't matter.
Here's my final point.
If the two Law's attack XI, and lets say XI does manage to catch one of them with a beam or whatnot, most likely Yulaw
Then Gabe will receive Yulaw's power, and become invincible.
Part of the point of The One, was that the people trailing Yulaw were afraid to kill either he or Gabe, because they knew if one died, the other would automatically become a God.
XI may be able to teleport. But kill Yulaw and have Gabe become a God?
Gabe will be able to bend time and space to his will as if it were a toy, and then you would see such extreme and utter rapage, it would be unimaginable.
The Laws themselves versus XI sounds close to an undecidable scenario.
If XI kills one of the Laws, it's an automatic win for the left over Law, who then proceeds to rape the unliving shit out of the mutant.
There you have it. Laws win.
Next, Garfield versus Marmaduke...