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fandomhighdorms2009-09-20 11:46 am
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The gym, Sunday afternoon
Dinah got to the gym earlier than she'd *handwavily* told Liir, put her gear down by the wall, and went to practice her TK on the weights. 350. 400? 425. Ha. Lift. Put down. Lift. Put down. Hmm, how long can she do this before she gets a headache?
[expecting one, but open]
[expecting one, but open]

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"That's rather impressive," he admitted as he glanced over at the weights.
He could lift things that he could practically touch, but he'd never tried at a distance before. And certainly nothing made of metal. If he tried his method on metal, it would most resolutely go down. Possibly past the floor.
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There was another glance at the weights before he made a mental note to ask Lady Glinda about that sometime soon.
"Did you want to practice some more? I can wait."
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"But a stretch would do nicely."
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"Just the once," he admitted, "for a bit of business. And to let Amber meet Nanny. I wonder what she'll think when I tell her Amber's gone."
He sighed and breathed out.
"Trism'll be disappointed, but hopefully he'll like Joan well enough. If they should ever meet. Other than that, though, it's just been letters, a note here or there. I'm... reasonably certain he's started working for the Home Guard again. Trism, I mean."
Which had strained things between them.
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She cracked her neck, and gave him a serious look. "You still wanna do this? Still gonna need it?" She fished out a pair of standard police handcuffs, and handed them to him to look over. "Are these anything like the ones the people back in Oz would use?"
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"And I'm certainly going to need it. I'm still the son of a known terrorist, as well as the nephew of the Emperor... who'd probably like to see me killed or tortured at this point, come to think of it."
He said it with a quick, brittle smile.
"Trism's fine. At least, he says he's fine. He's working in animal husbandry for the military, though don't ask me what that could be as I don't know."
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And she definitely needed to show Liir how to do this right, then, if there were still WANTED posters with his face out there, or the equivalent.
She pulled out a set of cuffs for herself. "Okay then. These may not be too similar, but some of the tricks are probably the same. There's three ways out of cuffs. Picking them, breaking them, and slipping out of them. If you can get a set of their cuffs, and have a key made? They usually use ones that are all the same. You could hide it on yourself in case you get caught." Dinah held up a bobby pin. "If you can't, one of these, maybe a little stronger or thicker for a heavier set of cuffs, should work."
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"I'll see about the keys. I might be able to ask Lady Glinda about some of this, considering."
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"She was the ruler of my country, before the Scarecrow" who hadn't been the right one anyway, "and the Emperor. Someone who stepped in after the Wizard left. She's been, well, teaching me magic as she can. Shiz magic. It's a little odd, but I seem to have a knack for it as well."
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He was a little surprised to see people already there, and was about to say hi to both Dinah and Liir, but stopped somewhere in between the H and the I once what they were doing sort of processed in his head. Then he seemed at an utter loss for anything to say or even think at all and just sort of turned on his heels and went straight for the weight machines, innocently whistling all the while.
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"Split ends," he said. "And where was all your expertise those times I got arrested?"
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"She'd better be able to," he said, "for how much crap she gives me about letting her heal things."
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"Yeah, but, if he's being arrested, would that mean he did something wrong? Or are we talking, like, corrupt government and all that stuff?"
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"Corrupt government, from what he's said, that's out for his blood anyway, because he's related to a part of a royal family that mostly got killed off when he ws a kid." She paused. "Which sounds ridiculous and very soap opera. But he obviously doesn't care if he's believed or not, so I'm leaning toward it being true."
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