Not Just An Excuse To Use This Icon, I Swear [SEMI-OPEN]
Characters: von Karma and The Boss
Content: von Karma finally works up the courage to ask The Boss out on a date von Karma is feeling pretty awesome after tasing Sho, so he figures he can finally kick The Boss's ass in a fencing match. Let's see how wrong he is, shall we? (Hint: Very.)
Setting: The Victoria II's upper deck
Time: About an hour after DON'T TASE ME BR-AUUUUGH.
Warnings: o poor von Karma, so topped : [ Also your character is free to show up and spectate, but do it in a different thread 8D
It was about a minute before the time limit von Karma had given The Boss was up, and he was wondering if this was another damned three hour long wait in the making-though, in all fairness, he hadn't exactly told her where they were going to be fencing. Of course, it was the only place where they could do it that actually made sense- after all, if they were doing it in the dining hall, someone would complain, and there wasn't really enough space anywhere else.
He'd already suited up (except for his helmet, of course) and was tapping his foot impatiently.
Content: von Karma finally works up the courage to ask The Boss out on a date von Karma is feeling pretty awesome after tasing Sho, so he figures he can finally kick The Boss's ass in a fencing match. Let's see how wrong he is, shall we? (Hint: Very.)
Setting: The Victoria II's upper deck
Time: About an hour after DON'T TASE ME BR-AUUUUGH.
Warnings: o poor von Karma, so topped : [ Also your character is free to show up and spectate, but do it in a different thread 8D
It was about a minute before the time limit von Karma had given The Boss was up, and he was wondering if this was another damned three hour long wait in the making-though, in all fairness, he hadn't exactly told her where they were going to be fencing. Of course, it was the only place where they could do it that actually made sense- after all, if they were doing it in the dining hall, someone would complain, and there wasn't really enough space anywhere else.
He'd already suited up (except for his helmet, of course) and was tapping his foot impatiently.