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It definitely made Hanna feel better to know that Molly was a bruiser. Or maybe she was just trying to make the Death trainee feel better? Oh well, Hanna appreciated it. Adelphe nagged her to sit up and stop embarrassing them. With a groan, Hanna followed directions, albeit slowly, until she was slouched beside Molly, instead of awkwardly draped across the ground. "I... can't wait to be a Full Hunter," she said, more of an omission of feeling than she was used to sharing. "I've been a trainee for basically forever. Though I'm close to my promotion too. Guess I need it." She laughed lightly, anything harder might cause too much pain.

"That's a big deal though, congratulations," Hanna continued. "Imagine how many people you will destroy once you get promoted."

A grin warmed her face, genuinely, as she massaged some of the tenderness out of her side.

The few moments of recovery were already making the bruised girl feel better. Plus, Molly was being so sweet and considerate about the whole thing that she was feeling like even more of a failure. "Next time we are in the field, I would be jazzed to have you as my safety specialist, or just in my general vicinity when things start attacking," she said.

Carefully, Hanna got to her feet. "Thanks for the spar," she said, attempting to straighten up. "It was good to meet you, Molly, but I have to pull a shift in a couple hours. Want to get a shower in." In truth, her shift wasn't until much later, but Hanna didn't have enough energy left in her for the rest of the time she had allotted for conditioning and sparring today.

But Molly didn't need to know that.