[Ceodore's settled into something of a daily routine, even though it surprises him how quickly it seems to have happened. Most of it involves avoiding the house as much as humanly possible. The only deviations to the pattern occur when he's dreaming naughty stuff about Rydia avoiding being skewered by Kain destroying appliances something more
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She doesn't seem interested in starting a conversation, but maybe he could try?]
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You're quite the warrior, miss.
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Thank you. I really ought to be, by this point.
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[He's curious. Maybe she's a Monk like Yang and Ursula.]
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How about you? You're not doing half bad either.
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My father's... he's a well known paladin. Everyone expects me to follow in his footsteps. I've been training since I was big enough to lift a sword.
I don't think I'll ever measure up to him though.
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Now that's no good at all.
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[Did he say something wrong again? PANIC!]
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I- I never thought of that.
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A lot of battle is in the mind. Confidence in yourself can make or break you in combat. That's one of the first things my father taught me during my training.
By the way, I'm Lyn. And what's your name?
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[He smiles and inclines his head politely forward.]
I will heed your advice, it's sound.
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[She gives a slight bow.]
Glad to hear it. So, just how good are you with that blade? [She lifts an eyebrow in a clearly challenging manner.]
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I passed my Knight's Trial. [Barely. But he passed!] I have been working to improve since then.
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[He blushes at the memory of succeeding, only to faceplant when it was over, having far overextended himself in his press to stand alone.
With a sheepish grin in place, he glances over at Lyn, apologetic for the textbook definition.]
It sounds grand, but in reality, it's just fighting monsters for a token. That's how Biggs put it. It's what follows that matters.
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