46 [Accidental Audio; Japanese]

[threesword]

[The communicator comes on with a loud, booming crash, following by the sound of something heavy and metal hitting the ground as well.]

Tempermental. That makes two of four then. Heh... heh heh.

[There's a pause as Zoro goes to pick up the stuff that fell. As he picks up the communicator, it gives him a massive shock.]Ah! What the-- Tch. Well, I

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[yukarchery]

[Jesus christ Discedo is LOUD sometimes]

What the heck was all that?!

[threesword]

[He sighs.]

I knocked some shit off the table and this thing turned on when it fell.

[yukarchery]

Oh. [Now she actually...checks the frequency. Hi, Zoro!] Geez, that seems to happen to you a lot.

[threesword]

Twice isn't that much. Tch, besides, this wasn't my fault.

[yukarchery]

Uh-huh. What were you doing to knock whatever it was off, anyway?

[threesword]

Giving this sword a test run. It's got a temper though, so it didn't work our right.

[yukarchery]

...how can a sword have a temper?

[threesword]

Some of them just do. One of my other swords is like that sometimes too.

[yukarchery]

That doesn't make any sense. It's just a weapon.

[threesword]

That's not how it works where I'm from.

[yukarchery]

How does it work, then?

[threesword]

Tch. It depends. The weapons can take a liking to their wielders, or they won't. If they don't, they won't cooperate.

It happens if they're not sure. You have to have a level of trust.

Some of them have big tempers either way. The cursed ones, Sandai swords.

[yukarchery]

[Boys and their toys. Honestly, couldn't a weapon just be something you swung?]

Geez. I think I'm starting to see why I stick to bows.

[threesword]

I wouldn't be surprised if it worked the same.

[yukarchery]

What's it gonna do, make the arrow fly wrong?

[threesword]

Somethin' like that.