Wait... Who's Blake??
EDIT: NEVERMIND! It's SpeerMintty's gladiator, alright. No Stitches...?
Anyway:
1. (BOTH)
Both of you need to keep in mind of something very important. TENSES
I saw a lot of these mistakes in both of yours.
"Mighty rumbles was heard, a continous sound of knocking was heard, when suddenly..." (Triss)
"Mighty rumbles were heard along with the continuous sound of knocking, when suddenly..." Sounds much better and grammatically correct
"Zeus drived through the road and they're about 950 miles until they reach the campsite they had promised each other." (Lethal2)
"With Zeus driving along the road, they were about 950 miles away from the before-decided campsite." This sentence was kind of hard to fix, but the points still stands.
2. (LETHAL2)
Work on comma placement and get away from run-on sentences and comma splices. Just because you're young doesn't mean you can't handle it, we've all seen your work. Anyway: Avoid the overuse of commas in sentences.
"Raf stood up to check out his calendar, it was November though, but he don't know what day is it until he reached the front calendar, he noticed that it was November 29, and he also noticed that Christmas is on the way, and it seems like Raf is really excited for it, is he?"
"Raf stood up to check out his calendar. It was November but he had no idea what day is was until he actually checked. Today was the 29th, and he noticed that Christmas was coming up. It seemed like Raf was getting pretty excited about the approaching holiday." Should be something more like this. Space up your sentences but don't overload it with commas.
3. (LETHAL)
How bloods do you have? Because I only have one, thank you very much. Blood is both singular and plural (though it refers more to plural seeing you can't just have one blood). You seem to have a problem with adding an extra "s" to areas that don't need it. Try looking for this when revising, and it will make sentences sound so much better for the audience.
4. (TRISS)
Some sentences actually REQUIRE commas.
"Before Arvine could react the men below the window grab him and and knock his head with a club."
"Before Arvine could react, the men below the window grab him and knock his head with a club." There are several other instances in your work that show you need a little help with inserting comma's. Like I said for Lethal, look for those mistakes when revising.
5. (TRISS)
In some sentences you seem to be lacking a word or two.
"Well then Zeus, you seemed to [be] up to something."
"It was in the afternoon, and the sun [was] *almost going down.*"
*Replace with: "...beginning to set."
So there ya have it, my CnC.