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 Posted: Sun Dec 10, 2006 12:09 pm
Ewewew.
Ew.
"Tsh. Don't be actin' so sweet, girly, you'll give me some sugar-related sickness." Seriously, if she pulled that once more, she'd probably puke from the utter disgust of it. Briefly she wondered if this bat got pushed around often. Her answer came as no, because D-Corp seemed to lack bullies.
--Actually, they seemed to lack any students with any 'guts' whatsoever.
"Are ya sure yer gonna be able to hit this girl?" she questioned Chath. It didn't look like it...
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Posted: Sun Dec 10, 2006 6:27 pm
Eh.....Chath hadn't really thought about that one little detail. Him hitting a girl? That seemed to go against all of his morals. But he didn't recal the one time he pretty much covered her mouth to stop her high pitch screaming. That...was an embarressing moment. So he guessed if provoked he could hit a girl....he...thought he could...
He looked to Earako and then gave a goofy smile. "I am sure she is tough, and can take a few hits.." He said with a nod of his head. IF she could deafen him she surely cuold take a couple of knocks.
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Posted: Mon Dec 11, 2006 6:14 am
Well, Lilly had just placed herself firmly in the 'Aunt Lithle' catagory of Earako's mind. Rough, unfriendly, and well... mean. The two of them should hang out sometime and take turns scaring people, the bat girl thought. At the teacher's rebuke, the elegant child squared her shoulders, and gave a quick little nod. Best not to argue, that much was clear.
The next bit of conversation made her bite her lip, her fingers running over Vimber's horns in an expression of irritation. Now, that wasn't fair, was it? Shouldn't she be asked whether or not she could hit Chath? Or did she just look like the violent type?
"I am here, you know," she stated, petuliantly. It wasn't fun to be fun to be talked about as 'she' when you were standing right next to someone. They could have ASKED her if she could take a hit. "And I'm here to learn how to fight. If I can't take a hit, then you can teach me to take a hit."
Oops, something like temper had taken over for a second. Earako paused, and took a careful, calm breath. There was no reason to forget her manners.
"Ma'am."
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Posted: Sat Dec 16, 2006 5:20 pm
Normally, Lilly would've smacked that little brat upside her head. This time, though, she understood where the hostility was most likely coming from: A mistake in communication.
"Aye, girly," Lilly began seriousness, bending over so she came face-to-face with the bat. "S'not a matter of ya being a girl and weak, if that's what yer little child brain be thinkin'. I'mma girl myself, ya know, and I dun beat up plenty ah men." Killed a few, too, but she wasn't about to go off on that. "S'matter of this kid--" Her thumb jerked back toward Chath. "--being willing to hit something. That I have some trouble believin' without confirmation, ya see?"
That said, she stepped back and yawned. "Mmkay. Now... Any experience in this fer either of ya? Assuming not."
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Posted: Sat Dec 16, 2006 6:16 pm
Chath shook his head head. This woul dbe his first class on attack anyway. He had some experience on defense. But that was about it. He tried not to react to Lilly's comment about him not being able to hit anything. Though he wasn't big on hostility he knew that in becoming a hero he had to expect to come into contact with agressive people. Would would require he learn how to defend and attack.
"But that is why I am here... to learn how to attack properly." He explained.
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Posted: Sat Dec 16, 2006 11:08 pm
Earako leaned back a bit as Lilly came face to face with her, nervous to be so close to the aggressive teacher, though aggressive females fell within the realm of known, do to her experiances at home. "But ma'am, I am weak." She admitted, with a bit of a blush. There was no escaping it. She was a delicate, fragile little bat. "But I don't want to be--" dhe searched, finally falling on Savius's word for it, "Prey."
At the teachers question, she hesitated a bit, wondering if her training with the red headed teacher counted for this sort of thing. It seemed best to mention it, just in case, though she doubted Lilly would be impressed.
"I'm learning how to use the bow, Ma'am."
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