A Captain's ConfidenceA Captain’s ConfidenceRaph on one side, Mikey on the other, and Donnie already tossed off the sparring mat. Again. Leo looked to Master Splinter for any indication of what to do, but he stood there, silent and watching his children.Mikey’s foot slid across the mat as he moved behind Leo. In coordinated unison, Raph did the same and they circled him, waiting for an opening. Leo kept his arms up, searching for a way out. Without Donnie though, this was impossible.“Got you now, bro,” Mikey said, feigning a kick.“You know you’ve lost Leo,” Raph said, a little closer when he stepped behind him. “May as well give up and walk out.”He growled, hating that Raph was right, but decided that if he was going to go down, he would go down fighting. He waited for Mikey to spin with a backhand and caught it. He hefted his brother over his shoulder and at Raph, who dodged. Raph came on with a strong kick and Leo blocked. He kept attacking