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xwitchy_womanx

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Jul 13, 2009 10:02

I am waiting for my training for the marines to begin. I certainly cannot wait.

sinister plotting: in progress

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showmetheface July 13 2009, 16:02:33 UTC

You've joined the marines, Princess Azula-?

xwitchy_womanx July 13 2009, 16:24:27 UTC

I did. It was the only worthwhile pursuit in this place.

showmetheface July 13 2009, 17:14:23 UTC

Ah-- That's good to hear. Good luck with your training.

astraystar July 13 2009, 17:48:12 UTC

Hm.

xwitchy_womanx July 13 2009, 17:49:39 UTC

Something to say?

astraystar July 13 2009, 17:54:20 UTC

So uh. Do you think guys really like this 'fire bending' thing?

xwitchy_womanx July 13 2009, 19:24:30 UTC

What do you mean?

Thread 25

doubleppk July 14 2009, 00:17:30 UTC

Sinister plotting? With the marines or against them?

xwitchy_womanx July 14 2009, 00:18:48 UTC

That is my business.

doubleppk July 14 2009, 00:42:12 UTC

Mm. Understood. Of course if you're looking for someone to help in your plans you'll have to let a few things slip as far as information goes.

justicereigns July 14 2009, 00:33:16 UTC

They should be on their way with a quick stopover in my hometown Loguetown. Anything I can do to help in the meantime?

xwitchy_womanx July 14 2009, 01:21:17 UTC

Hm. Well what are the policies?

justicereigns July 14 2009, 02:30:36 UTC

1. Always respect ranking officers - I tend to follow that only when it suits me.
2. ALWAYS keep your eyes and ears on alert. It's the Grand Line. Freak storms show up without warning, seakings attack as they please, and pirates are everywhere. If you aren't prepared you'll get killed.
3. On my ship the kitchens stay open all hours, I don't want anyone getting distracted because they're hungry and missing meals is expected due to watch hours. But the cooks are not to be woken up. If you can't find one around you have to cook for yourself or find something uncooked.
4. NEVER harm a civilian. If they're impertinent, walk away. You don't know their story they might have dealt with corrupt marines. If you're really better than them, prove it by not sinking to their level. If you have to choose between saving an innocent life or capturing the pirate, saving civilians come first.

Anything more specific?

xwitchy_womanx July 14 2009, 02:41:15 UTC

I thought the purpose of the Marines was to capture pirates? How are civilian lives more important than the initial purpose?

Thread 11

kineticjustice July 14 2009, 02:30:43 UTC

Marine training?

xwitchy_womanx July 14 2009, 02:49:39 UTC

That's what I said.

kineticjustice July 14 2009, 02:51:50 UTC

What type of training is that?

xwitchy_womanx July 14 2009, 13:35:11 UTC

I would assume the type that prepares one for the marines.