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The Salle; Wednesday Afternoon (lunch through sixth period)
While waiting for Henry, Setsuna was working a few forms with the gorgeous Narnian sword Peter had brought for her, getting use to its balance, its weight. It was lighter than she remembered Rhindon being, but it was also so short, by comparrison to Yuunagi, but she still liked the feel of it. Not nearly as graceful, but that was the style, and she could easily adapt to it. She quickly initiated a few sequences. Yes, she could definately get used to using her....
[[ she's expecting
henryoredward eventually, maybe, but salle's open for all use ]]
[[ she's expecting
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"Hullo!"
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"Henry, you made it! Excellent! And look!" She held out her new Western style sword for him to see. "I've just recieved another sword from my good friend, Peter. If you wanted to practise with her because it's more comfortable for you, then you can. But if I'm teaching you Eastern sword philosophy, I think you'd be best with Daisuke." She drifted toward the weapons locker to switch out the proper weapons, barely realizing that she was a wee bit babbling. She was very, very excited, though.
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She tossed Diasuke lightly over to him. "The name means 'Great Helper," so he should be perfect for a beginner." She took up her nodachi. "And this is Yuunagi, which means 'Evening Calm.' The name of a blade is very important to Eastern warriors. It forms a connection between the warrior and the weapon; without that connection, you cannot become a great warrior."
She beamed a little proudly at that. That turned out to be an excellent way to introduce Henry to all of this.
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She bit her lip and blushed a bit, realizing the comparrison came from her before she could stop it. She's got to stop reading those Edo romances...
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He started to calm down, and searched for another simile. He knew what Setsuna meant, even if her word choice did throw him off. Get to understand it like someone you love.
Like Emma.
He nearly blushed again, this time for an entirely different reason. But he took a breath and settled down.
"Okay."
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"That's actually a good thing, because then I can start you out on Eastern forms without having to worry too much about your Western forms influencing them. I'll show you, and you can just follow me. It may feel a little strange at first, but just try to focus on me and your sword." She finched a bit, scolding her brain. That wasn't even remotely euphamistic, stop taking it like that!
"Now, there are three basic ways to start Eastern forms. The most common is with your sword in front of you, hands holding it thus, parallel to the floor." She set herself stiffly, arms extended in front of her with her one hand on Yuunagi's sheath, one hand on the hilt, and looked over to Henry for him to follow her example.
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When he entered and spotted Setsuna, who looked to be showing the tools of the trade to an unfamiliar face, he stood back, not wanting to disrupt.
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"Hello, Alphonse!" Setsuna smiled brightly at him as she headed over. "How are you today?"
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Once she started coming towards him, Alphonse stood up straight again, pulling his hand out of a pocket to give a small wave. "Hey. Just here to kill some time. Thought you might like to break down that wall, since it's been a while."
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She paused a bit as she settled into a ready position and realized, out loud, "It's been a while...Might take me a moment to think of what I want to practise."
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The three lines glowed for a brief moment before they tore themselves open, crumbling the wall.
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It was almost nice, he thought, simply doing something that was so easy as this that he hardly had to think about it; and at the same time, see some impressive performances.
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