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fandomhighdorms2009-08-14 10:01 am
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The Salle, Friday afternoon
Being a girl and looking like his twin sister was no excuse for not showing up to teach his students. In fact, it offered a wonderful opportunity to confuse them, one that Leto certainly wanted to make the most of.
He had picked two knives and were doing some drills, trying to get used to moving with precision in this body.
[very open!]
He had picked two knives and were doing some drills, trying to get used to moving with precision in this body.
[very open!]

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Riiiiiiiiight.
So Karla was a bit surprised when she saw Ghanima standing in the salle. "Lady Ghanima?" she asked, coming forward. "Did Leto send you--"
And then, as with Ender, she caught a bit of the familiar-but-not psychic scent. "Leto?!" she asked, shoulders slumping. "I hate this."
[And I, sadly, am for bed. Night!]
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"But don't think this is an excuse to escape your lesson," he added with his best Ghani imitation.
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Someone wasn't handling this well.
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He turned serious. "But if it troubles you badly I won't. What's the matter?"
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Gender was a huge deal in Kaeleer. To suggest that it was something to be taken so lightly was messing with Karla's head. A lot.
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He wasn't going to question her assumptions about gender.
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Let's see how long it would take Claire to figure this out.
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presumably that will happen in the morning at least.Then again, if Leto was really good at imitating his sister, perhaps not.
Claire nodded. "Yeah. I practiced some of the stuff you've been teaching us in Fight Club yesterday though."
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He nodded. "Show me?"
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She was wondering where Leto was. And why Ghanima was in the salle. But, she'd let it go for now as she demonstrated some of the strikes that they had learned recently.
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"Good," he said. "I can see that you've been paying attention." And he proceeded to give some suggestions and further instructions, doing his best to express himself in a way that Ghanima would.
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Wait. Yes, that was it. She needed the training. That was a much better explanation than that she just wanted to see Leto. Right. Training.
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He wondered how long it would take for her to guess what had happened.
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"I didn't realize you worked out here," she said. Because Triela was totally a regular.
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"How is your training coming along?"
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"I've been practicing." Practicing, at least, was something Triela was good at.
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He wasn't going to comment on 'a few tricks'.
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She blinked as she walked into the salle, and looked around. "Professor Atreides?" Was someone in trouble? ... was that someone her? "Hi?" she said, very cautiously.
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Yes, he did try to sound like Ghanima.
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Ghanima seemed... off. Just a little.
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He spun a knife in his hand.
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She blinked. And squinted hard. Waitaminute.
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