Characters: Anyone and everyone from all three ships.
Content: The clouds are gone, revealing the long-sought world below.
Setting: The edge of the continent, near the blast site.
Time: After all the monsters have been fought and the ships head southeast.
Warnings: What you bring with you.
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A hundred thousand things to see )
"--And so that is when I, Othar Tryggvassen, (GENTLEMAN ADVENTURER!) cunningly deduced that the thing that was needed to stop the whole mess was a very large hammer! The continent was saved!"
Othar beamed. People actually seemed to be interested. Well, they cheered, anyway.
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Meaning not at all.
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"You!"
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"And if you're out to battle evil and fight for justice, you clearly need a small lesson in Herioc!posing!"
And fashion, he thought. Really, what was she wearing??
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"I'm fine, thanks," she snapped back. "No lessons needed here."
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He raised a hand. "No need to thank me or be modest, I am quite happy to do so! Now the first thing that we obviously need to work on is your stance!"
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"Sidekick?"
Her tone was one of terse disbelief. He couldn't be serious, could he?!
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"You're flattered, I know! But I have a keen eye for detecting good sidekick material when I see it! Again, no need to thank me!"
Taking a step closer, he proceeded to demonstrate- loudly- exactly what she needed to improve on to have proper Sidekick-level stances.
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Utena stared at him, completely dumbfounded, while her brain pieced itself back together. After a tip or two, or three, or five, she eventually snapped out of it and took a step back.
"Look," she said, as she shook her head. "I don't know how this crazy idea got into your head, but I am not a sidekick, all right?"
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"Why, after a little more time spent perfecting yourself, you'll be more than prepared to travel along beside me, getting kidnapped and then heroically rescued just in the nick of time! We'll destroy the Sparks, save the villagers and then be off for cocoa ans schapps! Ah, it's a fine life!"
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Besides, she was perfectly capable of going on her own adventures, thank you.
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Instead, he drained his paper cup, ripped it up, folded the cardboard into a paper crane (not a very good one, I'm afraid). He aimed carefully, and pitched it at Tryggvassen's head.
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And he sat down, pulled a notebook out of his pocket, flipped it open, smiled politely and eagerly, and poised his pencil over the page.
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