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Amber Daigun

"Hey, if something looks too good to be true..."

As Amber started walking through the halls of Shibusen, she a few classrooms, but not many people, well, at least nobody that seemed important enough that she would need to bother speaking to them. The place was larger than it looked from the outside, and well...it already did look pretty big from the outside.

"...*sigh*...HOW THE HELL'S ANYONE SUPPOSED TO FIND ANYTHING IN HERE!?!?!?"

Amber continued walking past classrooms until she walked past one that caught her eye. She took a few steps back to get a better look at the place. There were display cases full of what looked like props from a whole bunch of movies, many of them were ones Amber was very familiar. The rest of the setup seemed like a movie theater itself, and a clean one like the one in her house back in Malibu, not those dirty public things.

"Now this is a quality place! I could definitely see myself taking in a few flicks here."

Amber walked further in, not really checking to see if there was a class she was disturbing or not. It wasn't that she didn't care, it just didn't cross her mind at the moment. Luckily, she didn't seem to be disturbing much, there were only three people in there. Two weird looking boys and an older guy, probably a teacher.

"Hey you there, teacher guy! Is this for a theater class or something? Oh yeah, I'm Amber Daigun, and I'm new here. Looking at the outside of this place, I didn't think there would be classrooms as...classy as this one. And that's a pretty complete collection you have there, though some of those movies I really don't care for..."

Wait a second...are those...lines from movies?

Amber raised an eyebrow at the strange teacher. He was talking in strange voices and quoting movies. Weird, but definitely not the weirdest person she had ever seen. California had its share of weirdos too...In fact, she was considered one of them.

"Err...what? What did I say? That I didn't care for some of the movies?"

Amber looked over to the replica samurai swords and lightsabers, the ninja masks and karate gis. She found all of that stuff very unappealing. To her, a real movie needed action, and nothing said action like some big guns and explosions!

"Yeah, movies like that Star wars crap just annoys the hell out of me. Some guys in robes twirl around their glowing swords and somehow are able to deflect bullets!? And not even regular bullets, lazer beams!? It's, like, totally unbelievable even by movie standards! I mean, even if a person knew where and when the bullet was coming, its impossible to react fast enough to do anything about it. And lazers, they'd move at the speed of light anyway. Ugh, I hate that movie sooo much. Wanted, now that's a good movie! *sigh* I wish I could curve bullets..."

Amber grabbed one of the prop guns and began trying to do the Wanted bullet curve. She actually looked very true to the movie in her movements, as if this wasn't the first time she had mimicked it.

"Basically you can break my tastes in movies down like this: soldiers, guns, and explosions yes, guys twirling around swords no. Nothing says action like an epic gun fight! I mean, you can like those other movies if you like. You're entitled to your opinion, no matter how wrong it is..."




(Yes, you're right about the boots!)

@Amber
Edwin walked over to more of the props on the wall and grabbed a large Sniper Riffle; it looked close to a number of real life guns but there was just enough wrong with it that it couldn't be called any of them; defiantly a movie prop creation; or a personal creation one of the two. "You know what they say is the first thing that a man feels when he shoots a civilian?" He asked looking down at the girl who stood before him. "The Recoil" He said with a slight grin before pointing the riffle and Amber and jutting it back as though it had fired.

A moment later the teacher would put the weapon back in its place before grabbing a katana from the wall, before spinning it skillfully (To the point he looked like a professional). "Yet each man kills the thing he loves, By each let this be heard, Some do it with a bitter look, Some with a flattering word. The coward does it with a kiss, The brave man with a sword!" The teacher said spinning the sword once more before pointing the tip at Amber.

It was clear that the teacher was not really arguing but mainly just having fun; he didn't really care what weapons people enjoyed or liked; not like he ever had a wielder. The Tip of the sword still pointing at Amber.

He then looked at Ame who spoke out about the fakeness of deflecting bullets with swords. "Enough is enough!" He bellowed in a voice that was hard to place, most likely due to that line having been said in so many movies; maybe that was his real voice?

Antony looked at the girl, not in anger but in annoyance, she had taken the time to disprove everything in one of his favorite movies, much less a sci-fi movie. The point of the matter was to illustrate how stupid she was sounding, which apparently she didn't grasp. "Oh, I'm sorry I didn't know if you were an idiot or not seeing how you attacked every aspect in Star Wars, a very... how should I put this... A very sci-fi movie, where all of it is imagination."

Then she went into detail about what else? More guns, it made Antony want to puke, and Ame want to... Sit there and listen to what she was saying, how adorable. Then he spoke up, "Then how about we test out your theory? Because when it comes to a fight between bullets and blades... Teach, I think you know the quote better than I..." He said waiting for a reply from both individuals.

"Ehh...I think he's kicking us out..."

Amber looked towards Antony and Ame. To her knowledge, when she got a weapon, they wouldn't need ammo, so the whole running out of ammo thing didn't really apply here. She'd like to meet these two again when she finally did get a weapon, but for now she still needed to find out who she was supposed to speak to to get one.

"...You two. Once I get a partner, I'd be glad to show you both how wrong you are. But until then, I'll leave you to wallow in your own ignorance."

Amber then walked past the two of them, heading back out into the hall. She did need to ask someone for directions, but not those two, and it looked like the teacher wanted to get back to his movies.