Romeo Montague (
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fandomhighdorms2009-03-03 10:32 am
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Salle, Wednesday Midday
Romeo wasn't sure why Reno even wanted to speak to him, or if he felt like speaking to Reno in turn. His best friend's words from Sunday tangled with his own and sat like a knot in his stomach, and if Reno were to try to kill him with the rod, he would not blame him.
But they'd made a plan, and so Romeo was there in the Salle. Waiting and, somehow, almost hopeful.
But they'd made a plan, and so Romeo was there in the Salle. Waiting and, somehow, almost hopeful.

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It was probably going to get plenty of scratches on it soon enough.
"Hey, man." Reno was smiling as he approached Romeo, giving his own weapon a light tap against his shoulder. There was a bit of uncertainty in that smile, perhaps a hint that he was somewhat ashamed of his own words on Sunday, but he was making an admirable effort at letting neither show. "You ready to hit shit with sticks?"
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It was easier to talk about that than to talk about ... the rest of it.
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He shrugged and gave his head a shake.
"I been makin' short work of grown men bearin' guns an' swords with my baton for years. You just got yours. And some of us are only human, yo. There wouldn't be no sport in me not goin' easy anyhow."
This wasn't meant as an insult at all. For as therapeutic as smacking Romeo in the face with his EMR sounded, they'd probably both regret it later.
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Pretty quickly, he was into the more advanced stuff, things he'd learned in his Year Away that were pretty much burned into his mind; it had been a while, though, since he'd sent his body through them, so he could feel the burn in his muscles as they worked through long-unused patterns. Nonetheless, the red-and-blue shimmers that sped up and down his sword combined with the sword-work itself to create something rather worth watching.
[Feel free to consider this after Romeo's lesson, if it works better that way.]
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... It was shiny, okay?
"Pretty neat trick you got there," he noted, reaching up to scratch at his sunburned nose. "Kinda looks like you're strainin', though."
All just observations, really. Reno made those, now and again.
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He gave almost everyone nicknames. It was a thing.
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After he managed to get his breathing back under control, Ronan laughed. "Ronan, please," he said. "I don't think I could take you seriously if you called me Ron."
He noticed Reno's interest in the sword. "Want to see it?" he asked, gesturing to where it was sheathed.
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Two little stones, in different shades of green, caught Ronan's eyes. "What're those?" he asked. "The stones, I mean. Just decoration? They seem a bit out of place for that."
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He hesitated to watch Ronan work. "You are good with that."
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His water bottle drained, Ronan tossed it aside to rest on his bag. "How do you fare?" he asked. "Other than the new and interesting pain."
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"Cuban Pete" was such a cheery ringtone, wasn't it?
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Reno pulled out his phone, straightening out the last of his Materia as he did so.
"Yo!"
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"Where you at, what you need?"
Those seemed like the important questions just then.
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It would be way too hard to juggle a toddler, a cart, and a shopping list while covering all the exits in case some of the merc crew stopped by. And if someone did try to cause trouble -- too many variables. No safe place to stash Janice while things went down.
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Sounded serious. He was good with serious situations. It was really what Turks were made for.
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