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Sylvite had been out looking for Order members to investigate, but it had turned out to be kinda slow going on this particular night. After half an hour of wandering around, she'd picked a spot and decided to see if anyone would come by. In the meantime she'd gotten out her knives. She was throwing them up and trying to see how many times she could get them to spin before they came back down and she caught them. So far the record was five.

She didn't pay the Chaos aura much mind until it was right on top of her, but when she saw the other agent she stopped what she was doing to wave at him.

"Hi," she said, then looked at him closer. Specifically, she was looking at his boots closer. "Oh wow, your outfit is awesome!"

Sylvite grinned when he twirled, and then she twirled, too, so that her ruffly half-skirt poofed out for a second.

She blinked at the introduction, though. "You don't have to call me ma'am," she said. That was what they called like, teachers, and also she was pretty sure he was older than her. "Captain is okay if you wanna be formal, but my name's Sylvite."

The knives vanished before she shook his hand, and she stayed pretty close to him to take a look at his bow. "Oh, that's cute! Plus it almost qualifies as a weapon," she said. "Not like a weapon weapon but I bet you can practice with it for later. I used to have lollipops and no idea what they were gonna turn into."

He hit that tree dead on. "Woah," said Sylvite. He was good.

Then he asked her for advice and she sucked her cheeks in and squinted for a couple seconds while she thought about it. As a Captian, she did train people sometimes, but it wasn't the kind of thing she had any generic advice about. "Practice is usually good. It's hard to just talk about fighting."

She glanced back over at the Nerf bow. "I mean, I'm not an expert on archery, but if you want tips we could try some hand to hand?"

Sylvite nodded. "Yeah. I'm Information, so I do a bunch of interviews, a bunch of paperwork." She stretched her arms out infront of her, fingers interlaced, until her knuckles cracked. "I should probably be keeping up with this, too."

With that she hopped a couple paces back and sunk into a stance that looked pretty practiced, considering. She did keep up with training, but more was always good.

"Okay. See if you can hit me."

Sylvite wasn't surprised yet. She saw the punch coming and caught it with a high block. "Pretty good, but you gotta be faster!"

While she talked, she responded with her own punch. As the "teacher," she did hold back on the power of it, but she was still swinging a fist towards his midsection.

When Galaxite dodged, Sylvite was already too invested in her punch. She followed through all the way anyway, even though he wasn't there all of a sudden and he managed to get around to her side instead.

His kick impacted right where he'd meant it too. Sylvite winced and inhaled sharply. Not that it was super bad, but he wasn't one of those people who thought it was fun to get hurt. Still, what she said was, "Nice."

Then she gritted her teeth and swung again, because she wasn't gonna let this end without getting a hit on a lieutenant.

Sylvite didn't push things when he started to fall back. She stood still for a second and focused on catching her own breath.

"Thanks," she said, the smile still almost as bright. "You got the first hit in, though!"

Then she shifted back into the fighting stance, but she didn't move to attack, not yet. He was the trainee. He could come to her. "Round two?"