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fandomhighdorms2009-11-30 07:42 am
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The Salle, Monday Morning
It was morning, Arthur was well-rested, and that meant it was time to get back to work after four days of relative slacking. (What was slacking for Arthur seemed to involve a great deal of physical exercise anyway, but that's because he got bored if left to his own devices, and no one wanted him to start taking chunks out of the Wayne Manor walls with a breadknife)
He was wearing his chainmail this time, just the shirt, for added weight. Might as well make it a good one, work up some sweat...
His sword flashed through the air, and his mouth crooked in frustration as he tried to get the new pattern down.
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He was wearing his chainmail this time, just the shirt, for added weight. Might as well make it a good one, work up some sweat...
His sword flashed through the air, and his mouth crooked in frustration as he tried to get the new pattern down.
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And it just kept playing every time he pushed things in an attempt to change it.
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Yes, because rephrasing that was going to work, Arthur.
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And the ballad just continued.
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Was Arthur going to have to do this? Of course he was. He was an expert on phones. He was, in fact, already headed for Merlin.
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That was like taking advice from a kitten on nip.
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If his eyes momentarily scraped by Merlin“s ears, so be it. "And of course you believed her."
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"It worked. In a way."
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"It's better than some music here."
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"Oh, you're the expert on modern music, are you?" he asked, flicking his eyes back to focus on the settings.
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Translation: Couldn't stop her from 'borrowing' it.
"Besides, it's not as dangerous as Jak's zoomers."
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... Squint.
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Helena would so be complaining about that scratch on her Triumph, if she knew that's where it came from.
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No, Dinah. No. NO, DINAH. STOP HIM NOW.
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"Duh! You get up enough speed, get something ramp-like, a good cycle can go at least fifty feet without trying too hard." Or if you're insane. "Of course, the world record's something like four hundred, I don't know... Evel Knieval used to jump over buses." And broke nearly every bone in his body twice doing that stuff. But, details!
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It was only two steps away from that to 'Lance... a lot'.
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"Professional daredevil. He jumped over a pit of snakes, too. And I think he tried to jump a canyon, I can't remember if that worked." Dinah grinned wickedly. "He's not even meta or superpowered. Just really really brave."
Or insane. You make that call.
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...We could only hope Katchoo would talk him out of this mess.
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"Wide World of Sports? I think they have some of his old stunts on DVD by now," Dinah said speculatively. "His son does the same thing. Family business, death-defying."
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Yes. Hm.
"Well, don't get any fancy notions," he said, finally, "Because I'm fairly sure you would break your neck. Look at your footwork."
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Just say no, Arthur.
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