The Salle, Monday Morning

[seveninchmotto]

Isabelle could roll with the punches the island threw at her. Losing two whole days to some kind of a magical coma because the island thought that would be funny, though? Not something she enjoyed. At all. There was something about that that just made her skin crawl. It didn't sit well with her, even if she couldn't exactly pinpoint why.

But she knew how to cure herself of her discomfort.

Coming down to the salle with some chakram and hurling them at training dummies with deadly precision was the perfect remedy for all ailments to do with self-control. She could focus on her body and her target, the movement of her wrist right before letting go of another metal circle, sending it flying through the air until it sank into the surface of a dummy.

She felt better already.

[ooc: Open for all your salle/Izzy needs! Slight SP from me for a few hours here, but then I'll probably be around allll damn day. Annnd I'm back home for good.]

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[seveninchmotto]

Oh, he had nothing to fear. Isabelle wasn't too keen to talk with him, either.

Really, the closest she came to interaction was absently watching him for a moment while she walked up to her dummy to yank her chakrams out for more throwing. And even that was really just... professional curiosity.

[jaegerborn.livejournal.com]

Chuck shot her a look of professional curiosity back at the same time.

Not intentionally. He'd been too focused to identify the noises he was hearing as a breathing pause.

[seveninchmotto]

Isabelle still held up one of her ornate metal circles with their runes and their sharp edges. "Chakram."

There, small talk done.

[jaegerborn.livejournal.com]

"Shiny," Chuck commented.

That was more than enough small talk. So he punched the dummy.

[seveninchmotto]

He was a simple man like that. This was one of those few moments where Isabelle even approved of that quality.

She'd dislodged all her weapons, which meant backing far away from the dummy again for more throwing practice. Breathe, aim, throw, repeat.