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fandomhighdorms2009-05-11 12:52 pm
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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Although Arthur hadn't been a full knight, then.
That, and the force of his previous blow, was enough to put him off that by the time he'd moved to strike at her, low again - and her back - she'd already executed her move.
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This is where underestimating people got you, Arthur: on the floor.
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He stared up at her, expression half-surprise, half-rage, and didn't say anything.
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Pride (which definitely said no) and honour (which definitely said yes) fought each other for a short while. "...Yes," he said, finally.
He had learned a few lessons about pride. He was also still pissed-off as hell, mostly at himself.
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He breathed harshly with some anger instead.
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Of course, then honour kicked in, and he offered her a very grudging hand.
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But when he dropped his hand, he said, "A rematch we'll have," short, curt, but definitely an allowance.
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That had not just happened. And he'd kill any squirrel who claimed otherwise.