#47 - Culture Clash of ES Events

[inthecenterfold]

[[The writing comes slowly and every few words come out a little shaky]]

I'll say this much: I actually like the outfit this time.

But that still doesn't excuse the lollipops.

This better as heck go away by my birthday, or I'm gonna find a couple of you jerks to beat senseless and send to the shadow realm ... into the next life ... you get the idea.

These headaches aren't going away. Can Medical fix those?

[[OOC: Smoke is now decked out in classic studded leather courtesy of Rob Halford of Judas Priest with fringed leather jacket included]]

Comments

Re: QL

[inthecenterfold.livejournal.com]

You know of anything better? I mean, it's rock. [ He's not irritated at her - more just the idea of crystal golems in general being so tough to kill. ]

[ All the same, he watches her work. ]

QL

[forgotmyforge.livejournal.com]

[ She shakes her head. ] Try not to fight rock. I don't really know what else you would do. Something with water, perhaps.

[ She finds the whetstone and the other necessary tools and gets to work. It's clearly a familiar action to her, well-practiced, but she's still quite professional about it. Maybe the scraping sound would bother most people, but she doesn't seem to care. ]

Re: QL

[inthecenterfold.livejournal.com]

Something with water? You mean like a magic spell? I think the weapon's about all I got.

Re: QL

[forgotmyforge.livejournal.com]

[ She nods to his clarification without looking up. ]

I thought it might be. But surely you don't always fight alone?

Re: QL

[inthecenterfold.livejournal.com]

No, not always, but everyone I do fight with is pretty much the same as me.

[ The way she said it did make him realize she had a point. If there were people who used magic that he fought alongside, it would make fighting the golems easier. Like when Lea- Axel used fire on them. ]

Re: QL

[forgotmyforge.livejournal.com]

[ She took the sword off the wheel and held it up, examining the blade in the light. Quickly, she pressed her thumb to the blade and ran her thumb down the edge, checking to see if it would catch just a little - that was probably optimal sharpness for combat, where you didn't have to slice hairs or cut paper. She smiled, satisfied, to see that her judgment seemed right. ]

Well, now they'll have someone with a nicely sharpened weapon at their side.

[ She handed it to him. ]

Re: QL

[inthecenterfold.livejournal.com]

[ It was really cool to watch, so the smile when she handed his weapon back included a bit of admiration. ]

At least now I know where to come back to if I end up beating up rocks again.