[center][b][color=007FFF]Indigo Afina – Frenzy Fort[/color][/b]
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Ashlyn's sudden arrival evoked a sidelong glance from Indigo.  Her distrustful look indicated that the scene of a training room set ablaze and a sparring partner sent to triage had not slipped her memory.  Crossing her arms, the sorceress turned to the fire witch and told her, [color=007FFF]“Just a moment, missy.  You're still on probation for your last little spate of boredom-relief.  That means no more blasting the training floor.”[/color]  Her gaze shifted to the job board, not too far from her desk.  [color=007FFF]”If you're itching for something to do, why not do some actual work?  Leaving job choice up to the soldiers doesn't mean you can rake in wages for twiddling your thumbs.”[/color]  When her eyes returned to Ashlyn's face, however, they found a pitiable plea that Indigo couldn't bring herself to ignore.  Another thought crossed her mind as she pondered her decision, and with a sigh she gave a shrug.  [color=007FFF]”Then again, Bartholomew might be out on his walk this time of day, and you could use a chance to practice some restraint.  However!”[/color]  She looked down on the girl with all the severity she could muster.  [color=007FFF]”You'll be doing this trial out back, behind the Fort.  The snow-covered obstacle course should provide a decent battlefield, and chances are your flames will thaw out the equipment.  If I go out there tonight and the course is charcoal, however, you can look forward to a complete restriction on martial activities.  Alright?”[/color]

Once Ashlyn affirmed her compliance, Indigo gave a nod and turned to Cyra.  [color=007FFF]”Alright then!  Sorry for the delays, young lady.  Please follow Ashlyn here around the Fort to begin your trial.  Triumph over her, and your membership among our ranks is assured.  I must admit I'm a bit biased for you...give Ash a good thrashing, won't you?”[/color]  She gave a lighthearted laugh and held the door open for the two girls to head through out into the light snowfall.