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The Salle, Monday Morning (before classes)
Being bruised and battered from the previous night wasn't going to stop Arthur from running his training early. He was, however, careful not to do anything too straining for either his warm-up or his own drills; not slacking off didn't mean pushing yourself to the brink of human endurance like an idiot.
His practice blade cut good time through the air regardless. His muscles stretched and screamed along with the motions - which was only familiar, really.
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His practice blade cut good time through the air regardless. His muscles stretched and screamed along with the motions - which was only familiar, really.
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Things were sufficiently better with Arthur to make practice possible and expected, but not better enough not to be a little... weird. So Dinah was sure to get there on time. "Morning." She watched him dubiously a moment, then got out her eskrima sticks. "I can practice on my own this morning. If you want?"
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"Dinah. You can practice getting out of practice in your own time," Arthur said, finishing his drill with a swing and a careful repression of a flinch. Bruises.
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That would be beyond his dignity and all that. "But I fail to see how that has any bearing on practice."
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The weight training had started to pay off; a month's worth of reps had strengthened her muscles to where she could do the drills at normal speed now, without her arms shaking.
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Arthur didn't like being beaten, but all it meant was that he'd just have to be better next time.
"I see you've given up on flailing like a chicken," he said, watchful as always. "We might move you up to something actually challenging next week."
He was still a little unsure on the exact dynamics they were labouring under, but he wasn't about to let that show. Firm and in control would have to be it.
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now that Shanie's morning workload is out of the wayand headed down to the salle, lightsaber and remotes in hand.Though, spotting other occupants in the salle, the remote training might have to wait.
"Hi, Arthur," she said, setting the remotes down in a corner.
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Things were not going well at home. But really, what else was new these days?
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"Oh, good. Now that I have your approval my day's really looking up."
Well, she kept the sarcasm out of her tone at least. It was a start.
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So he took that remark in stride. "I'm glad you feel that way," he said, his eyes passing down to the lightsaber she'd been holding. "That would be your light blade?" He might actually... have to watch.
Even if it was a little unnerving.
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"You had quite the match against that other gentleman," she told Arthur calmly. There was nothing quite like a good spar, was there?
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"Lady Alice," he greeted. "Thank you." Even if Minsc had tenderized him like a piece of meat, it felt like. He swore he could feel his intestines moving. "Sir Minsc is a great warrior."
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By which she meant there had been hair-pulling and face-scratching. It had been wonderful.
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It wasn't so much that it was early. Just that everything after salle practice on Mondays was almost easy by comparison.
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