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The Salle, Sunday Crack o'Dawn Until Well Into The Afternoon
You got used to certain things, in Jaeger Academy. Like getting up at five sharp and spending the next fourteen hours in the Kwoon, working your arse off. Chuck didn't have any instructors now, or any fellow students to practice against-- didn't matter. He'd been slacking for over a week now, waiting for this new school, and it was time to pick things back up again.
Even if he was nursing a minor hangover. In fact, the hangover helped pick up the right level of aggression - that level that he was unleashing on one of the poor practice dummies right now. Going through the forms, hitting at least half of the major ones. Keep going. Keep working at it.
When he got back to the Academy in summer, he had to be in the same shape as everyone else. It didn't matter he'd be forced to stick to a crazy island boarding school, or that his father seemed to have lost his goddamned mind-- he was gonna keep working for it.
Max sat in the corner of the room, his leash tied to one of the benches. Training or not, there was no way Chuck was letting the pup out of his sight.
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Even if he was nursing a minor hangover. In fact, the hangover helped pick up the right level of aggression - that level that he was unleashing on one of the poor practice dummies right now. Going through the forms, hitting at least half of the major ones. Keep going. Keep working at it.
When he got back to the Academy in summer, he had to be in the same shape as everyone else. It didn't matter he'd be forced to stick to a crazy island boarding school, or that his father seemed to have lost his goddamned mind-- he was gonna keep working for it.
Max sat in the corner of the room, his leash tied to one of the benches. Training or not, there was no way Chuck was letting the pup out of his sight.
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He didn't care if she wrote off the rest of the human race, mind.
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He'd dismissed the Shadow World as ren faire stuff. Clearly he was a mundane.
"Feistier than most, though, I'll give you that."
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In silence.
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Looking him over, because Hodge liked to claim knowing your opponent was a good thing. Or maybe she just liked looking.
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'Course Chuck knew when he was being looked over. He just usually didn't have the time to recognize it.
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"Aren't you?"
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Sorry, she was just effortlessly smug by nature. As if that had not become obvious already.
"The first part, obviously. The second only becomes a lie in the long run."
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And now she was bored, so she was just going to go the simplest way and reach for her whip.
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But stomping on his foot probably wasn't very subtle, either. The heels on her boots were chunky, but they still put a lot of sudden pressure on one spot.
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Seriously. That fucking hurt.
He twisted his body out of her way, hip with the whip first, and took a step back.
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"Has it occurred to you yet that not giving me back what's mine is only going to lead to more pain?"
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"Kaiju?"
It was probably best to note that wasn't really a 'what the hell is a kaiju?' question. More like 'I have only ever heard one other person say that word, so I'm checking if I heard right' kind of thing.
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Okay, different response than he'd been getting, which was, something.
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"They had one of those where my roommate is from."
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What with being an adult and all.
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