Shadow Operative Building Training Room
Room 7: Slindis, Angelus, Ton Ton, Caim
Slindis knew from the rather heated response from Angelus that she needed to do what she could to try bringing Angelus down to a more manageable level.
[color=c200]"Should've chosen a better turn of the phrase... I don't want you to hold anything back in this training. If I can see how you tend to fight, I can get you a style that's both workable and extremely practical for you. After instilling competence in Teri, anything else would be a simple task."[/color] With that, she grabbed a sturdy and well-balanced four foot long Iron pole for her use in the training
The most difficult in this training would be finding a way to redirect Angelus' fury towards fighting better; blindly slashing and stabbing might work, but it was a bad habit to instill in anyone because of all of the openings it provided.
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Room 1: Devon, Garm, Yu
ALthough she was still a bit snuffly from the allergies, she nodded and stroked Garm's fur, touched by the Wolf's thoughts. [color=00c863]"Oh, it should be fine -achoo- for you to come along. Would you want that, Yu? He's really a very smart companion, if the speaking wasn't enough to show that."[/color]
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Room 4: Ella, Cadolbolg
Her face burst out into a wide grin at the Dragon being able to come along and gave him a light hug. "We'll find something you'll like, I'm sure of it. Want to grab Devon now? It's sure to be a great night out!" With that, the search was on to find Devon and Narukami for their one night out before starting on their task.
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Rising Dawn: Mel, David, Teri, Toyotama, Sadei
"You really have to ask that? If you can keep someone at range, it doesn't matter how skilled they are: You can just look for the right place to shoot. You want to complain about not being able to do anything right? Then find ways to surprise people! That's how you become threats to people, and I know that's how you can become more of a threat to me. After all, I can't even touch your skills with guns - go ahead and bring that one weapon up, but they really are equalizers. Why don't you see it?
Just fight dirty and you'll get a one-up over most assholes we fight as well as most of the people here. In fights, honor's only as good as the other person against you. take advantage of that! Use stuff that tears them apart, make bullets that churn up the insides, coat them in poisons or strong reagents, anything to get that one-up on them!" The Elf was clearly annoyed that she even had to spell this out. After all, she thought he'd known this from the start. It was what she'd been taught, after all, and it'd kept her alive all this time.
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Tama's rather boisterous response was met with a rather firm rebuttal from Sadei, keeping the both of them from overtaking Teri's mind in their argument.
[color=b05fe9]"Really? I think some disabling ones could work here as well. After all, we could make things easier by slowing down a lot compared to attacking one. With that name, though? Toyotama's really the most fitting there."[/color]
Room 7: Slindis, Angelus, Ton Ton, Caim
Slindis knew from the rather heated response from Angelus that she needed to do what she could to try bringing Angelus down to a more manageable level.
[color=c200]"Should've chosen a better turn of the phrase... I don't want you to hold anything back in this training. If I can see how you tend to fight, I can get you a style that's both workable and extremely practical for you. After instilling competence in Teri, anything else would be a simple task."[/color] With that, she grabbed a sturdy and well-balanced four foot long Iron pole for her use in the training
The most difficult in this training would be finding a way to redirect Angelus' fury towards fighting better; blindly slashing and stabbing might work, but it was a bad habit to instill in anyone because of all of the openings it provided.
[hr]
Room 1: Devon, Garm, Yu
ALthough she was still a bit snuffly from the allergies, she nodded and stroked Garm's fur, touched by the Wolf's thoughts. [color=00c863]"Oh, it should be fine -achoo- for you to come along. Would you want that, Yu? He's really a very smart companion, if the speaking wasn't enough to show that."[/color]
[hr]
Room 4: Ella, Cadolbolg
Her face burst out into a wide grin at the Dragon being able to come along and gave him a light hug. "We'll find something you'll like, I'm sure of it. Want to grab Devon now? It's sure to be a great night out!" With that, the search was on to find Devon and Narukami for their one night out before starting on their task.
[hr]
Rising Dawn: Mel, David, Teri, Toyotama, Sadei
"You really have to ask that? If you can keep someone at range, it doesn't matter how skilled they are: You can just look for the right place to shoot. You want to complain about not being able to do anything right? Then find ways to surprise people! That's how you become threats to people, and I know that's how you can become more of a threat to me. After all, I can't even touch your skills with guns - go ahead and bring that one weapon up, but they really are equalizers. Why don't you see it?
Just fight dirty and you'll get a one-up over most assholes we fight as well as most of the people here. In fights, honor's only as good as the other person against you. take advantage of that! Use stuff that tears them apart, make bullets that churn up the insides, coat them in poisons or strong reagents, anything to get that one-up on them!" The Elf was clearly annoyed that she even had to spell this out. After all, she thought he'd known this from the start. It was what she'd been taught, after all, and it'd kept her alive all this time.
[hr]
Tama's rather boisterous response was met with a rather firm rebuttal from Sadei, keeping the both of them from overtaking Teri's mind in their argument.
[color=b05fe9]"Really? I think some disabling ones could work here as well. After all, we could make things easier by slowing down a lot compared to attacking one. With that name, though? Toyotama's really the most fitting there."[/color]