Characters: Fang and Open!
Content: Fang, a new Pilot on the Convoy because Jim is handwaving the job request will be poking around the Convoy.
Setting: Anywhere on the Convoy, or in Licere, if you'd prefer.
Time: Probably not long after the water going cold business happens, but before the weird anonymous network post.
Warnings: Whatever you
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It seemed ideal at first glance. Spacious, orderly and stocked with a variety of wooden training weapons and dummies, for those training alone.
Of course, Utena was pretty difficult to miss, too. Fang wondered briefly whether she was one of the people employed to train others, or simply another crew member with time on their hands and no desire to spent too much time in the hot springs. She stayed near the door, not wanting to interrupt her.
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Utena swung the wooden sword against the air, but before she could continue, she heard the door swing open. She quickly straightened herself up and, sword at her side, she turned around to see who had entered. The woman was unfamiliar; was she a new crew member, or one of the ship's rare guests?
"Hello," she said as she tucked an errant strand of hair behind her hair. "Can I help you?"
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"You tell me," she said, giving a casual shrug. "Is this place free for the crew to use, or do you only get to train here by appointment?"
Well, she wanted to make sure. It was wide-open enough for her to practice with her own weapon and, looking at the wooden weapons, there were some things at least similar to what she was used to if bloodless sparring went on.
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"That's right," Fang replied, giving her a nod. "The name's Fang -- I've been taken on as a Pilot."
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Well, there was no harm in making sure.
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Utena stretched her arms, and said, "He's pretty good for a guy his age, I'll give him that, but to be honest? He's not worth the trouble."
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It would be interesting to see what modern folks were made of, no matter who they were or how old they happened to be.
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The presence of willing sparring partners was certainly a good thing as far as she was concerned.
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