伴 亜衣梨 // Airi Ban (![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
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irismessaging2013-06-14 03:21 pm
nonavelgazing) wrote in irismessaging2013-06-14 03:21 pm
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[There's a new face appearing across the camp necklaces today. She's sitting on a patch of grass somewhere between cabins 5 and 6 - the paint on both of them is just visible in the background - and she is not happy. The redhead's features are really quite cute, but...]
What the hell is this nonsense? I'm needed in America, in Olympus, because one of my parents is actually some god or goddess that hasn't bothered to show their face my entire life?
That's the most stupid thing I've ever heard! I'm needed back in Japan! There are still two days of fighting Septentriones left! The world's going to end if I'm not back there fighting, and some idiot little girl tells me I had to be yanked out of that fight to come here instead? How stupid is that?! My team needs me, you idiot!
[Her yelling isn't.
Airi shakes with anger, and those might be tears forming at the corner of her eyes.]
And - whoever the hell my 'mom' or 'dad' is, you sure as hell did a bang-up job. You left us in the lurch even before this. Like I'm supposed to accept it, especially when you pulled me out of a fight! I kicked that Indian god Kama's ass after he disrespected me, and, I'll kick yours too! You better show me who you are so I know who I have to go after!
[...she really did kick Kama's ass. Only she had backup, when she did that, and Kama had kind of been weakened already. She's not mentioning those parts.
Also, nobody's told her exactly how dangerous it is to challenge one of the Greek gods or goddesses.
Still. Somewhere up there, her dad is laughing. There's no sound, but suddenly there's a clear picture of a boar floating right in front of her.]
Eh? What the -- hey, I've seen this...
[And she whips her head around. Claim and connection, made.]
...my dad's the war god?!
[And she cuts the connection really fast.]
action;
[A little later, after some of the shock has worn off and after she's put her things away in cabin 5, Airi's wandered down to the training arena to blow off some steam. She's found a sword and some armor, and is currently taking out her frustration on a practice dummy. It might be best to approach with a bit of caution, but she's trying her best not to take a living person's head off.]
[There's a new face appearing across the camp necklaces today. She's sitting on a patch of grass somewhere between cabins 5 and 6 - the paint on both of them is just visible in the background - and she is not happy. The redhead's features are really quite cute, but...]
What the hell is this nonsense? I'm needed in America, in Olympus, because one of my parents is actually some god or goddess that hasn't bothered to show their face my entire life?
That's the most stupid thing I've ever heard! I'm needed back in Japan! There are still two days of fighting Septentriones left! The world's going to end if I'm not back there fighting, and some idiot little girl tells me I had to be yanked out of that fight to come here instead? How stupid is that?! My team needs me, you idiot!
[Her yelling isn't.
Airi shakes with anger, and those might be tears forming at the corner of her eyes.]
And - whoever the hell my 'mom' or 'dad' is, you sure as hell did a bang-up job. You left us in the lurch even before this. Like I'm supposed to accept it, especially when you pulled me out of a fight! I kicked that Indian god Kama's ass after he disrespected me, and, I'll kick yours too! You better show me who you are so I know who I have to go after!
[...she really did kick Kama's ass. Only she had backup, when she did that, and Kama had kind of been weakened already. She's not mentioning those parts.
Also, nobody's told her exactly how dangerous it is to challenge one of the Greek gods or goddesses.
Still. Somewhere up there, her dad is laughing. There's no sound, but suddenly there's a clear picture of a boar floating right in front of her.]
Eh? What the -- hey, I've seen this...
[And she whips her head around. Claim and connection, made.]
...my dad's the war god?!
[And she cuts the connection really fast.]
action;
[A little later, after some of the shock has worn off and after she's put her things away in cabin 5, Airi's wandered down to the training arena to blow off some steam. She's found a sword and some armor, and is currently taking out her frustration on a practice dummy. It might be best to approach with a bit of caution, but she's trying her best not to take a living person's head off.]
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*Sasha's not actually expecting praise from the Ares daughter, so it put her to better comfort that it all started with an insult.*
I'm pretty sure I'll be fine with any sort of weapon as long as I can lift it, and it doesn't slow me down. This sword should be fine if I actually warm up with it before I do something stupid like this. I'd rather have a crowbar or a tire iron.
*Sasha is off to figure out how to get home. She realizes that Airi is probably right about the weapon use. She does need to know something to defend herself if the monsters are actually real. Still...*
Not an idiot, I'mm aware of what I can do. Also I never accused you of being weak. *No mention of accusing Airi of being stupid.*
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[But she means the rest of it.]
They don't make crowbars or tire irons out of Celestial bronze. You're out of luck, there.
I still think with the way you move, you're better trying a dagger, though, or something else suited to quick and precise movements that don't look nearly as quick and precise as they actually are. Your movement flows, and blunt strikes don't suit the way you move.
That sword's about the right size, if you warm up, but you need to train a lot more with it. I don't know that you'd need so much training with something smaller. You're absolutely right that you don't need to be slowed down, though.
[Airi just laughs.]
Good to see that you recognize that.
[No mention of that, either, and Airi turns in the other direction. The battle armor isn't the camp uniform, but she likes it. It doesn't clash with her hair.]