Gun Club meeting - Gun Range, 4pm

Oct 14, 2005 15:03

Parker walks onto the range, her .Sig and Glock in their locked case, and makes sure everything is ready. She posts the following two notices, to be read by everyone who wants to participate:

Ten Commandments of Firearms Safety )

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threeweapons October 14 2005, 21:41:29 UTC
Alanna stares at the guns and then at Miss Parker. "Only thing I know how to shoot is a bow and arrow. This can't be too different, right?"

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threeweapons October 14 2005, 23:29:10 UTC
"That's...not very smart. Tortall doesn't have much of a navy, which is odd because two sides are completely sea locked." Alanna tries not to look too ill at the prospect of being at sea again.

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actingltcrumpet October 14 2005, 23:31:39 UTC
Archie shrugs. "Perhaps not. Unfortunately, the Admiralty's resources are stretched a bit thin, and there's not much that lowly midshipmen can do to change that."

He notices her expression. "You've been to sea yourself?"

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threeweapons October 14 2005, 23:33:35 UTC
Alanna grimaced. "A few times. I grew up in Trebond, and the only water we get up there is ice. But at Chorus, we have sea on three sides." She thinks back. "I went out with Jon a few times, and the three summers we spent down at Fief Goldenlake with Raoul. I get sea sick. Horribly."

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actingltcrumpet October 15 2005, 00:11:07 UTC
Archie grimaces. "Oh. I'm sorry. I was lucky enough to escape that, but a friend of mine, Horatio . . . he was miserably seasick from the second he set foot on deck, and hasn't lived it down yet. And this was in a ship at anchor, mind you. I'm half afraid that reputation will follow him the rest of his life. Damned bit of luck for an officer in the King's service, especially one as sharp as he is."

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threeweapons October 15 2005, 00:48:47 UTC
Alanna grumbles. "My sea sickness and lack of height, the two things I will never live down."

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actingltcrumpet October 15 2005, 01:12:26 UTC
"Oh, seasickness is nothing to be ashamed of unless one actually sails for a living," Archie offers, trying to cheer her up. "It's said that some of the most brilliant admirals in the Royal Navy were actually afflicted by it terribly, for that matter. And from what I've seen of you in Fencing Club, you're damned good with a sword, more than I'll ever be."

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