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The Salle, Monday Morning
It had been very, very, very good for Arthur's nerves - not that he ever had nerves, thank you - to come home to an empty dorm room last night. He hadn't known where Leto was, nor had he particularly cared, and instead he'd abused the new space to get a chance to breathe.
The last week had made a fine attempt to do his head in. Arthur was, of course, better than that, and when he arrived at the salle that morning he was feeling remarkably fresh for the first time in far too long.
Starting in on an intermediate drill, he took the time to enjoy the fact that his muscles were finally moving properly again. God help them all: Arthur was actually feeling chipper.
The only thing that interfered with that at all was the thought that he was, at some point, going to have to talk to Leto in a way that didn't involve shouting.
[[ open like the salle is! ]]
The last week had made a fine attempt to do his head in. Arthur was, of course, better than that, and when he arrived at the salle that morning he was feeling remarkably fresh for the first time in far too long.
Starting in on an intermediate drill, he took the time to enjoy the fact that his muscles were finally moving properly again. God help them all: Arthur was actually feeling chipper.
The only thing that interfered with that at all was the thought that he was, at some point, going to have to talk to Leto in a way that didn't involve shouting.
[[ open like the salle is! ]]

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Hence the salle.
She acknowledged Arthur with a nod before finding an open area and pulling out the yo yo; then she flicked a chipped nail in the groove to pull out the string. That was slipped around her finger as she grabbed the trick book out from under her arm and laid it on the ground open to the second page.
Yes, she had a lot to learn.
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The dubious staring may have been obvious, but by now he knew better than to open his mouth and acknowledge ignorance.
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She flicked out the yo yo forward. Up. Back. with startling speed. She moved to turn the page when she saw him again and turned with a huff.
"What?"
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She nodded at Arthur respectfully when she caught his eyes and then turned back to her routine with her practice sword.
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And she wasn't a Jedi knight, which meant there was probably yet different protocol to follow. If there was any. Arthur had been more than a little confused on that matter ever since he got here.
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Spend a week in Briton and her accent and her mannerisms did indeed show through in her actions. "Was there any invasions or trouble while I was gone?"
Because, it was good to be prepared for such things happening so there were no surprises when coming back.
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So he stopped by that morning, but in his work clothes. "Good morning."
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"Romeo," he greeted, making note of the boy's clothes as he broke drill after a few more strikes and turned, "Good morning."
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"I'm not prepared for a full workout," he said, just in case Arthur had suddenly been stricken blind, "but I didn't wish to lose two weeks in a row entirely without at least talking with you. How have you been?"
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She put on a long-sleeved tunic and breeches suitable for physical activity and made her way to the salle. She found a practice sword and started running through warm-up exercises against a set of pells.
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It wasn't showing off, exactly. She needed to do them every day. That she chose to do them now, at the moment where she had a bit of an audience, that was just happenstance.
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Yeah, that.
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Oh, sweet mercy, they'd met.
"She's getting there," Arthur said, his cheer dropping a few inches lower from where it had previously been.
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No, no, he wasn't worth the rage.
The wave got a little manic, but she was still smiling.
"We're still going out later, yes?"
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Relatively speaking, anyway.
He let his eyes run over the other people in the room, resting for a moment on the other swordsman, before moving along, and taking in the room itself. It was similar enough to a dojo, though it lacked a shrine, and held a number of things that he would have had outside... Maybe the weather here was worse than in Japan though.
Satisfied with his perusal, Kenshin moved to and out-of-the-way corner, and sat seiza, laying his sword beside him.
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And often incredibly annoying. Still, at least this one didn't look like an irritating girl, which was something of a change, even if his hair implied that he wanted to be.
Arthur was not always the world's most tactful thinker. "Good morning," he called.
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She glanced into the salle, somewhat surprised by the number of people inside.
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At least he was being polite, and not informing her of how much of a tosser the man she was seeing really was.
[[ aaand SP okay? ]]
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