Ardeth is in the Gym, unusually he's left his sword behind but he's brought all ten of his knives anyway. It's been a while since he's practiced with these so he starts by simply feeling the wieght f them and tossing them from one hand to the other, before long he's started to juggle with them moving with the fluidity of long practice. Ardeth
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"Sorry mate. Interrupt your suicide attempt, did I?" he asks eventually, and then, "I can recommend a few easier ways to do it..."
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"Maybe it wouldn't've been such a great idea, anyway," he concedes, more for fear of what Will would say if he accidentally sliced his fingers off than from any real sense of self-preservation.
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"Yeah," he shrugs. "Why not?"
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He passes it from hand to hand, then pretends to hurl it at the wall. Seems like it'd be easy enough to throw. And satisfying, too. He resists the temptation to stick it in his belt like Indiana Jones or someone, grinning and heading down to the target range instead.
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He looks down at the one Ardeth gave him. "So where do I start?"
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That's his way of thanking Ardeth for taking the time to teach him. Believe it or not.
He frowns. "Not being an assassin, wouldn't a kitchen knife be more useful to know how to throw? Wouldn't it be more the kind of thing you'd have on hand?"
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He turns the knife over in his other hand instead. "Do you ever plan to be attacked?" he asks, deliberately obtuse. "You tell me, then. Except from a Keeper, maybe, when is throwing a knife more effective than a good ol' bullet in the chest?"
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"I like guns, yeah," he says slowly, "but you can't trust 'em."
He arches an eyebrow at Ardeth. "Done talking yet?"
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