You're the saddest bunch I've ever met
Characters: Seraph (shining_bind) and Red (ihavetwodads)
Date/Time: July 5th, late afternoon
Location: The Park
Rating: PG-13 for MANLY VIOLENCE
Summary: Red requested a training session in swordsmanship from Seraph, and that's what he's going to get. There will probably be some pinging here.
It was nearing sunset when Red stepped into the Park. Seraph had told him to meet here for their first training session, although he was running a little late. He glanced at the positioning of the sun. ...Okay, he was really late. Maybe Seraph was still there?
But as Red looked around, he realized that he was wrong. He couldn't see Seraph anywhere. Did he get tired of waiting? Oh, no... Maybe he should write in his journal again, tell Seraph that he had finally arrived. No, everyone else would see it too. Who'd want to read a note to just one person, anyway? Red stood there for a moment with indecision. Maybe Seraph was late, too.
If that was the case, Red would have to make sure to warm up. Seraph had said he was good with the sword, after all. He didn't want to disappoint him on his first day of training. With that in mind, Red drew his swords, letting one twirl in his hand before he slashed out at an invisible enemy. He then spun around and swung his second sword, imaging a whole army surrounding him. He continued this motion, keeping in mind that he couldn't tire himself out. There were so many things to think about when it came to moments like this.
Knight remembered something he didn't like, Alexi left... And Seraph might not even arrive. What a lousy day.
Date/Time: July 5th, late afternoon
Location: The Park
Rating: PG-13 for MANLY VIOLENCE
Summary: Red requested a training session in swordsmanship from Seraph, and that's what he's going to get. There will probably be some pinging here.
It was nearing sunset when Red stepped into the Park. Seraph had told him to meet here for their first training session, although he was running a little late. He glanced at the positioning of the sun. ...Okay, he was really late. Maybe Seraph was still there?
But as Red looked around, he realized that he was wrong. He couldn't see Seraph anywhere. Did he get tired of waiting? Oh, no... Maybe he should write in his journal again, tell Seraph that he had finally arrived. No, everyone else would see it too. Who'd want to read a note to just one person, anyway? Red stood there for a moment with indecision. Maybe Seraph was late, too.
If that was the case, Red would have to make sure to warm up. Seraph had said he was good with the sword, after all. He didn't want to disappoint him on his first day of training. With that in mind, Red drew his swords, letting one twirl in his hand before he slashed out at an invisible enemy. He then spun around and swung his second sword, imaging a whole army surrounding him. He continued this motion, keeping in mind that he couldn't tire himself out. There were so many things to think about when it came to moments like this.
Knight remembered something he didn't like, Alexi left... And Seraph might not even arrive. What a lousy day.