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Chevalier: A New Initiative

I just realized there's plot happening.

The Library

I mean as in he's not leaving yet. Notice he used the word "Tonight" in his sentance.

Chevalier: A New Initiative

Her grandfather's lessons returned to Caroline as she was charged. Never be predictable. Open up your attacks differently every battle. Caroline stepped forward into the charge and brought the hilt of her sword up into her opponent's stomach. Turning her sword upward, she caught the leftward blow on her crossguard. The girl backed off a step and swung downward, Caroline raised her sword to catch the blow, and saw the other girl's free hand reach up. Honor is only a boon if your opponent has it. Anything your opponant does is an invitation for you to do the same. Caroline's left hand came out from behind her back and straight into the other girl's stomach, right where her first blow had landed. Finally, when the girl spoke, Caroline's eyes flashed rage which instantly cooled to determination. Do not fall for your enemy's taunts. Instead focus on returning the insult with your blade.

Chevalier: A New Initiative

Wernher said
Should we agree on who's going to win? I have to say, Revaz will use dirty tricks.

Actually I'm going to make a post, then you decide who should win.

DizzyRenegade said
Here's Gwen's profile! I don't think I added much from the original.

Yeah, more Elianst power. Although power is probably the wrong description for this one.

The Library

Charles is inteligence. by the way, he meant to split up AFTER they got maps and such,

Chevalier: A New Initiative

Caroline is highly skilled. I think it should come to a draw

Chevalier: A New Initiative

Normally Caroline would have ignored the jibes and just walked away, and she would have done just that today if the insult was directed only at herself, but the girl had just insulted Elianst as a whole. Turning back towards her, the fear in Caroline's eyes was instantly replaced by cold determination, bordering on anger. She lifted the thin sword, the lightest blade available, and stepped into a ring. Never answering, and never taking her eyes off the challenger, she settled into a form almost as instinctual as walking, with one hand behind her back, the other holding her sword. A slight crackling in the air announced the arrival of Caroline's familiar. Spark was giving off enough electricity that Caroline's hair was starting to stand on end. "Hey, come on Carol, don't do this. You only have to win one more match to move on, so why don't you pick someone else and be done with it?" Caroline barely moved her eyes, but she simply said "I'll make her my last win." and turned her full attention back to her opponent. Spark gave off even more electricity, making small lightning bolts jump from him, then as quickly as he had appeared he had vanished. He knew that once Caroline got like this there was very little anyone could do to stop her.

Chevalier: A New Initiative

You'll have to wait a while for a reply. I dont have a computer right now

Chevalier: A New Initiative

Yay, inadvertant challenging.

Chevalier: A New Initiative

Caroline, dressed in brown leather, rested standing up, letting her dull blade support some of her weight. She had been in three matches allready, two of which she had come out on top. Once more she thanked her grandfather under her breath for his insistamce she learn swordplay. She watched the two she had beaten, a boy and girl who had failed to introduce themselves, as they sat under the shade of a pavilion. As her thoughts drifted, she remembered watching Elaeria, the princess of Fristha, spar. As soon as she had seen the older girl take a blade, she had known why they called her the "Warrior Princess". Caroline shuddered and sincerely hoped that she would never give that girl reason to weild a sword against her. Looking around, she saw a surprising number of people still on the field. As she started counting them out of idle curiosity, she accidentally caught the eye of a particularly rough looking girl with a black snake slithering beside her. Caroline froze in place, suddenly afraid like a finch who just saw a hawk on the next tree. She tore her gaze away, hoping the girl hadn't noticed her but almost certain that she had.