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The Salle, Friday afternoon
Karla had gone home, he knew, so she wasn't going to show up for her lesson. Leto thought he could just as well use the time for his own practise. Finding the salle empty, he walked to the middle of the room, and after some stretching he released the flying blades. Once spinning in the air, they split up into a total of six smaller ones, all of them now aiming for him.
Knives drawn, Leto parried a few, dodged the others, as they came returning back. It was like a deadly choreography, designed to train a fighter skilled in the Weirding Way. Finally all of the small blades had ended up on the floor, their course having been cut by the knives.
[open salle]
Knives drawn, Leto parried a few, dodged the others, as they came returning back. It was like a deadly choreography, designed to train a fighter skilled in the Weirding Way. Finally all of the small blades had ended up on the floor, their course having been cut by the knives.
[open salle]
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She leaned against the wall right next to the door and watched with her arnms crossed in front of her. The part of her that demanded scrupulous honesty when it came to evaluating combat skills had to admit that he was actually rather good. More than 'rather', in fact.
Triela had no idea why that made her scowl, but it did.
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[Stupid LJ failing to notify. *pouts* Sorry!]
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[And LJ hasn't wanted to load any pages for me until now. I thought it was down.]
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Which was what decided her. She couldn't let him get under her skin, and the best way to prove that he didn't was to act casual (it made sense in her head). So she nodded, pushed off the wall, and walked over to Leto where she held out her hand for the knife.
[Silly LJ! But welcome back!]
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He took a few steps back, almost smiling. "Now stab me." He activated the shield, and the force field went up around him, invisible but for a faint shimmer.
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Her lips curled upward at his order to stab him. That? That she could do. With pleasure.
There was no subtlety or grace to her attack, just raw speed and power as she lunged forward, using the full force of her enhancements to drive the blade at Leto, dead center.
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So she just stepped back and managed to look like she had her hands impatiently set on her hips without actually putting her hands on her hips.
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She almost didn't run through it herself when he finished, not wanting him to see how bad she was. But she needed the skills, so...
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Just because she was uncomfortable didn't mean he was going to give her too easy a time.
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Still she did her best to concentrate on the movements. And fortunately she had extensive practice in precise movement. Turned out that calligraphy was for more than writing prettily.
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"Hi, Leto. Working on anything interesting?"
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[And LJ hasn't wanted to load any pages for me until now. I thought it was down.]
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"Oh? What do you teach?"
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"Pretty good. What about you? How was your week?"
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He resented the slight tension that he felt between them, but hoped it would fade eventually.
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The tessen she wobbled around in front of her with a little smile.
"I think it goes well. I might have to ask if anyone knows the forms for it, but using it feels good in my hands."
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"Can you combine it with the yo-yo?"
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