Lurtz raised Uthar into the air with both arms now and brought him down onto his knee. A loud crack, the sound of a breaking back, flooded the arena followed by an agonizing scream. Lurtz then threw Uthar against the wall.
Uthar was still conscious but seemed too tired and injured to do anything. He spluttered some curses but nobody could understand him.
Lurtz let out a victory yell and pulled out his bow. He notched three arrows, drew back his arm and fired. Before any of the arrows hit, however, they stopped mid-air. One slowly turned around and shot back at Lurtz; it hit him right between the eyes.
Most would have fallen over dead, but not this Uruk. He charged straight at Uthar, picking up his sword along the way, letting out a terrible war cry. Then the other two arrows shot back at Lurtz; one hit him in his neck and the other in his eye. But he kept on running. Uthar could do nothing anymore but wait for his inevitable fate.
Just before Lurtz was close enough to strike the finishing blow, he dropped his sword and fell, dead.