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Posted: Sat Jul 01, 2017 7:29 pm
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Posted: Sun Jul 23, 2017 12:31 pm
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Posted: Tue Aug 08, 2017 4:55 pm
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Posted: Sun Aug 13, 2017 2:34 pm
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“Aw, shucks!” Ganyma exclaimed. He sometimes – usually – forgot his own fame. It was the mask that did it. Kind of a blessing, really, that his in-ring persona was at least a little bit separate from Ganyma Callow, average tealblood. He gave a little wave as Dillys got ready and hung around outside.
“Hey, no problem,” the large troll laughed at the apology. “No need to apologize, kiddo.” He clapped his hand on Dillys’ back with a smile. “Before I got into the ALG, I lived in a – uh, kind of a permanent renovation project. My lusus was pretty destructive, but I didn’t know how to fix anythin’ like I do now so it was small and scary and pretty dang dangerous. I think your house is real lovely, Mr. Silvio.”
He took a deep, cleansing breath of salty sea air. “I’m not a big star yet, so I just have a little livin’ space of my own near the ALG. It’s not any bigger than your place, actually! But I do have some weights in there, haha. And a pull-up bar! And free snacks at the Coliseum. So there’s that,” He chuckled. “Tell me, kiddo – you looking to make your business as big as the ALG? I mean, I dunno what an artsy craftsy profession really looks like, bein’ a fight guy and all that. But is this what you wanna do with your life?”
Ganyma quickly corrected. “You don’t need to know now, neither – just ‘cos I’ve always wanted to be in the ring doesn’t mean you’ve gotta know your path right away.”
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Posted: Sun Aug 13, 2017 5:10 pm
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Posted: Tue Dec 26, 2017 10:57 pm
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(1,000 years later! Thanks for your patience.)
Ganyma chuckled at the small troll’s question. “Well… Yeah! I mean…” He leaned over while walking as though giving Dillys a bit of a secret. “It’s what you put into it. Weights and stuff are good tools, but putting your all into lifting and training - and resting! That’s what’s important, see. Push yourself, but treat your body with respect.” He lifted his arms and flexed - the size of his muscles were objectively impressive by troll standards, but not as defined as a body sculptor. He was a practical sort of man.
The wrestler’s smile tensed a bit when Dillys mentioned the military. It had been a while since he’d had to think about it. Having some celebrity and filling a non-military ‘need’ on Alternia had given the troll somewhat of a cushy standing… Still, his complex feelings towards the empire and the rebellion had his bloodpusher in a headlock. He preferred not to dwell. Ganyma scratched the side of his nose.
“I understand… I want to protect people, too. Hmm…” He took pause, scanning the horizon instead of giving Connie a straight look. “Follow your pusher, I think. No matter where you end up, you can always protect the folks around you whatever you end up being.” That, at least, was true, or so Ganyma thought.
Thankfully, Connie swivelled the conversation again. “Ah! Um, I guess you could say wrestling hurts. Alternian sports are all kind of like that. Fortunately for me, we’ve got a bit of a script that we go off of - so we try not to kill each other because the audience wouldn’t like that. We try to make each other look good, and get stronger! It’s like a whole quadrant,” he laughed, and quickly put his hands up, “but not romantic or anything. So nevermind.”
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