[a rather tired voice can be heard.]
I hope I’m not bothering anyone with this, but... do you know, if maybe, there’s a way to... um, get rid of a nightmare?
[though, it’s not exactly a nightmare that is troubling Ruca lately, but a rather... unpleasant memory
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No, I haven't tried any of that...
[and it's not like he wants to do any of this, but... he doesn't really have any better ideas.]
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I may still have a packet or two of tea lying around, if you think that'll help.
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[his silent for a longer moment.]
Maybe I really should try training...
[he can't think of anyone he could possibly spar with. But maybe that's for the best...]
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[Aaaand cue rustling in the background as Allen goes ferreting about for those tea bags.]
What sort of training are you used to, if you don't mind my asking?
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[still thinking "I'm a bother".]
Actually, I've never really trained... at all.
[... but if slaying monsters counts as training...]
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[why he has a bad feeling about this conversation...]
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Ah, it doesn't have to be that sort of training. Anything that will give your body a good workout should help.
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N-no, I... I never trained anything. You see... I'm really bad at sports or exercises and slow at running. I always preferred... to stay at home and read books.
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[Come to think of it, he never asked Ruca what these monsters are like. Perhaps they're tamer than they sound.]
I― See.
[Spoken haltingly, but not in the manner of the disbelieving. Frankly, he's just at a temporary loss for what to suggest in the face of this unforeseen development.]
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...Maybe I try training with the sword.
[because that sounds like a best idea for now.]
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Are you... sure about that?
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So, are you sure about that, Allen.
Ah. No. Not really.]
―Only if you'd like to, of course.
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