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moonlightoutlaw

Mar 15, 2010 13:38

Someone's gone and abducted all the women!

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[voice] calmbeforethe March 15 2010, 17:52:50 UTC

Then what're you sitting here for?! Let's go rescue them!

[voice] calmbeforethe March 15 2010, 18:41:34 UTC

Really? Doesn't the nearby school object? I don't think they'd be too happy losing all of the gil they've put into training those cadets.

[voice] moonlightoutlaw March 15 2010, 18:42:19 UTC

They get what's coming to them. It all works out.

[voice] calmbeforethe March 15 2010, 18:46:55 UTC

Not sure they'd agree with ya, friend. I'm pretty sure that's how Garden wars tend to start.

[voice] moonlightoutlaw March 15 2010, 18:49:55 UTC

Good thing it's a Secret Garden, eh? Can't fight what you don't know about.

[voice] calmbeforethe March 15 2010, 18:52:36 UTC

[ laughs ]

Good point. Can't say we didn't do the same.

[voice] moonlightoutlaw March 15 2010, 18:53:25 UTC

Good times.

[voice] calmbeforethe March 15 2010, 18:57:10 UTC

Most of the time. It gets lonely at others, being that isolated. I'm Laguna, by the way. Laguna Loire.

[voice] moonlightoutlaw March 15 2010, 18:59:20 UTC

Goroh. Just Goroh. Or Samurai Goroh.

[voice] calmbeforethe March 15 2010, 19:16:13 UTC

All right, Just Goroh. Wanna tell me why it's a bad idea to help those abducted women out?

[voice] moonlightoutlaw March 15 2010, 19:17:13 UTC

You know women, right? Independent types. Don't need no man storming in.

[voice] calmbeforethe March 15 2010, 19:27:27 UTC

Weeell, I wouldn't exactly think of it as a "man storming in", so much as an ex-soldier helping another person out.

[voice] calmbeforethe March 15 2010, 19:41:49 UTC

Besides, if it's a choice between preserving their prides or preserving their lives, I'll choose the latter.

[voice] moonlightoutlaw March 15 2010, 23:44:40 UTC

You know what? I like you, pal. So I'm gonna tell you right now, you'll have a crowd of very angry ladies if you go marching off to rescue them.

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