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[b][u]Los Paraisos - The Beach[/b][/u]

Bam! As soon as the boss' fist connected with the ball, it tore open and deflated. Moira was amazing! The summoner's eyes flitted from Moira to the ball then back to her. Could her punches pierce through stomachs and chests? He wondered if she had ever killed a monster with her bare hands and the thought made him grin from ear to ear. If he asked her, would she teach him how to punch like that? Oh joy, he couldn't wait to ask her.

However, one of the guys snapped him out of his thoughts. He slapped Lucien playfully on the back then began asking him about his teammates. "Huh?" He snapped out of his thoughts and looked at the guy blankly. He hadn't really been paying attention. The guy grinned like an excited and devious kid, then repeated the question. WHOA! Had he actually made a good impression on these guys? Wait, wait, wait, he had! This was his chance to quit being the guy with the girly name. This was his chance to impress and be cool. A silly smile spread across his face and he wrapped an arm around the guy's shoulder. "Mhm, oh my superiors assigned me to their team. I guess I'm just really lucky." He blurted out without so much as a second thought. Well, that was the truth, now, it was time to add some spice to his tales.

"If you want a girl though! I can totally help you with that." He pulled the guy closer, his grin growing wider by the second. "You gotta charm them with your words. Pull out all the stops." He leaned in and began whispering his cheesiest of pick up lines. "You see that girl in the distance, you gotta walk up to her then get all poetic and go all 'Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?' or 'How do I love thee?' they'll love it." He bobbed his head up and down. Lucien sounded pretty confident though to be honest he didn't have a lot of experience with the ladies, at most they simply thought his pickup lines were cute and they'd walk away with a wave or a wink. 

[b]SLAP![/b] Not long after that Amy began yelling and he backed up to stare at her. One of the guys had a bright red hand mark on his face. 

Then Amy locked eyes with him and the summoner felt his blood freeze. She was seething with rage and he shrunk back, stepping behind the guy from the opposite team. What? W-why was she looking at him like that? Then she scowled and his eyes went straight to her hand. The guy she had slapped looked like he was in pain. "Umm, uh," his brain failed him and he found himself stammering through a joke in hopes to appease her. "W-What do you, uh, get when you cross a martial artist and a pig. Uh, a pork chop." He laughed nervously then raised both hands in surrender. 

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[b][u]Los Paraisos - The Water Park[/b][/u]

So the woman who had yelled at them was Don's sister? And she had tried to kill them before?

The day only grew crazier by the minute and she would definitely have a lot to tell Aria when they regrouped. Then the girl began getting up close and personal with Dylan and Xan winced out of sympathy. Judging by the girl's temper, if he so much as said the wrong thing there was a chance he'd wind up getting clobbered on the spot. The girl's eyebrows furrowed in confusion, there was just so much she didn't understand. However, one thing was certain, these people were definitely an interesting and colorful bunch.

Then Trixe began screaming and she turned to look at Don and the lifeguard who had saved him. 

The girl continued screaming at the lifeguard and Xan couldn't help but let out an amused chuckle. She felt sorry for Don though. "Hey," she called out to Trixie before giving the girl a reassuring smile. "He's alive. See the rise and fall of his chest? So don't worry about it." Despite all the chaos she couldn't help but hold back another chuckle. For guilders they were eccentric and unorthodox, but just watching everything unfold was in a way refreshing. Though a part of her worried greatly about the mission and wondered about just how competent everyone was. Surely, they were good at what they did, but seeing everyone yelling wasn't exactly reassuring.