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Inb4 Siobhan and Kyle go looking for the Room of Requirement.
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Jun laughed heartily at the bearded man, wincing slightly himself with the brat's extremely loud voice. As it was, he wasn't particularly sorry about the big reveal of his new trainee's abilities. It was even more anticlimactic than his own had been! At least there was no throwing knives or swords or screamed obscenities about the Fire Nation monsters.
"Maybe a staff, then? Ooh, or a spear," he murmured in low tones to the kid, continuing their earlier discussion. Weapons were only fun when a live edge was involved. "And yeah, I can see it now -- Earthbender Arms -- finest wares in the land..."
Finally turning towards Magrus, he grinned. "I told you he'd be worthwhile, right? So long as you don't get him killed on his first mission out there. It can be rough." Really the whole ominous thing was unnecessary; however, Jun just liked to tease and scare. "Where are we heading to anyway, boss? An' what are we doing? A hit? Sabotage? Arson?"
Suyin listened to the captain -- bound and gagged as she was she had few other choices -- but was preoccupied with worry for the fate of her brother. Oh, how she wished she had been born a firebender. All she would have to do is flame up the ropes and there she would be, done. It would be up to Ran's team to get them out since her own was strictly weapons only, no fire or water or earth involved.
"SISTER!"
The loud exclamation prompted her to look up from glaring a hole in the tile floor with wide-eyed surprise. A muffled sound of horror was all she could let out as she tried her best to signal, 'no, no you idiot, it's a trap' with her eyes alone. It was not enough. Two of the five pirates hidden from plain view seized Ran by the arms and pulled him into the side, leaving her to see only Genji, Lee and Falco. They surely couldn't beat the pirates by themselves.
It was Lee who first sheathed his sword, holding his hands up in a gesture of peace. He seemed to hiss something to Genji that sounded like, "We have no choice." Suyin had never seen him looked so stressed. To the pirates in the room, now that everyone was painfully aware of their presence, he said, "Hey... look, we can still walk away from this. You give us ours and we -- don't take out any more of yours, I don't know..."
Ah, Lee. His attempt at diplomacy would have been funny if it wasn't so life-threatening. Suyin almost let out a panicked bark of laughter.
"Maybe a staff, then? Ooh, or a spear," he murmured in low tones to the kid, continuing their earlier discussion. Weapons were only fun when a live edge was involved. "And yeah, I can see it now -- Earthbender Arms -- finest wares in the land..."
Finally turning towards Magrus, he grinned. "I told you he'd be worthwhile, right? So long as you don't get him killed on his first mission out there. It can be rough." Really the whole ominous thing was unnecessary; however, Jun just liked to tease and scare. "Where are we heading to anyway, boss? An' what are we doing? A hit? Sabotage? Arson?"
Suyin listened to the captain -- bound and gagged as she was she had few other choices -- but was preoccupied with worry for the fate of her brother. Oh, how she wished she had been born a firebender. All she would have to do is flame up the ropes and there she would be, done. It would be up to Ran's team to get them out since her own was strictly weapons only, no fire or water or earth involved.
"SISTER!"
The loud exclamation prompted her to look up from glaring a hole in the tile floor with wide-eyed surprise. A muffled sound of horror was all she could let out as she tried her best to signal, 'no, no you idiot, it's a trap' with her eyes alone. It was not enough. Two of the five pirates hidden from plain view seized Ran by the arms and pulled him into the side, leaving her to see only Genji, Lee and Falco. They surely couldn't beat the pirates by themselves.
It was Lee who first sheathed his sword, holding his hands up in a gesture of peace. He seemed to hiss something to Genji that sounded like, "We have no choice." Suyin had never seen him looked so stressed. To the pirates in the room, now that everyone was painfully aware of their presence, he said, "Hey... look, we can still walk away from this. You give us ours and we -- don't take out any more of yours, I don't know..."
Ah, Lee. His attempt at diplomacy would have been funny if it wasn't so life-threatening. Suyin almost let out a panicked bark of laughter.
Hehe yeah I got that :O
Wondering whether this will end with the entire team getting captured lol
Wondering whether this will end with the entire team getting captured lol
"'The enemy of my enemy is my friend,'" Siobhan quoted. "We might be able to provoke her into something in Potions. Maybe a prank? Flobberworms..." She fell silent quickly, trailing off as the unrecognisable voices passed by outside. She had been certain the corridor would be empty -- that nobody would use it! She held her breath as they must've turned into a room nearby, watching Kyle curiously at his surprise. Did he know them?
Speaking in hushed tones, she asked, "What was that all about, d'you think?" It sounded serious -- similar to the way they discussed own situation with Snape, vaguely.
Speaking in hushed tones, she asked, "What was that all about, d'you think?" It sounded serious -- similar to the way they discussed own situation with Snape, vaguely.
TIL I can't do maths on my own character's age. 680 not 580. Derp.
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Looking forward to it, Silent!
Looking forward to it, Silent!
Almost done mine, but I can't think of anything to put in Titles/Holdings/Power Base. Can it be left empty?
"Wrong," Jun said as he grabbed the boy's wrist in a lightning-fast move and twisted with uncharacteristic gentleness, just enough to loosen his grip on the hammer. "Aim lower, you're reaching too far." A sly smirk spread across his face. "Knowing you, you might as well go for the kneecaps."
Plucking the hammer from the kid's hands, he continued. "Not bad though. Very fast -- probably enough so to take down a Fire Nation soldier, if they weren't expecting it. I'd teach you how to use a sword if you were interested in it -- and promised not to stab me." And introduced me to your sister, he added silently.
Carefully Jun inspected the earth-made weapon. "Hey... this isn't half-bad. You could make a mint selling these to the rebellion. Agni knows that arms are hard to come by--" The back of his neck began to prickle as he heard someone approaching, crunching rough gravel beneath their feet. Beardy (whose name Jun had forgot) was watching them.
Suyin was unable to call out as she was dragged backwards through the darkness, the leering faces of pirates above both her and Sen, who she could see was standing perfectly still. "General Zhang's daughter," one of them said, devolving into quiet muttering so she couldn't hear the rest of it. Sweat trickled down her forehead from the stifling heat of the underground room and she eventually could take no more.
She never had been a damsel in distress. She'd die a warrior.
Biting down on her captor's hand and elbowing him in the ribs mere seconds later, she managed to free her hands enough to pick one of her throwing knives out of her pocket and hold it to the man's throat threateningly. "You let us go, now, or I take your buddy's life," she said, voice cracking and betraying her nervousness. Sen's arms were bound tightly behind her back -- presumably they knew she was a chi-blocker and couldn't do anything while pinned down -- and Suyin knew they were not in a good position, even with their new hostage.
One of the pirates stared her down for a heartbeat, brow arched in a gesture that read 'oh, really?' before a wicked grin curled across his face. "Sound the alert. Let them begin the ambush. As for you two... I suspect your friends out there would do anything to save you." Soon, Suyin was back to being a captive, forced through a black maze into what she suspected was the Captain's Quarters. But who was the captain?
Outside in the stone room where the others were still unknowing of Suyin and Sen's kidnapping, the door they had been about to pass through opened, streams of light revealing their missing companions; however, there were more pressing matters to deal with. A group of five pirates, all looking as strong as a Fire Nation lieutenant, that waited out of sight for them to cross the threshold.
Plucking the hammer from the kid's hands, he continued. "Not bad though. Very fast -- probably enough so to take down a Fire Nation soldier, if they weren't expecting it. I'd teach you how to use a sword if you were interested in it -- and promised not to stab me." And introduced me to your sister, he added silently.
Carefully Jun inspected the earth-made weapon. "Hey... this isn't half-bad. You could make a mint selling these to the rebellion. Agni knows that arms are hard to come by--" The back of his neck began to prickle as he heard someone approaching, crunching rough gravel beneath their feet. Beardy (whose name Jun had forgot) was watching them.
Suyin was unable to call out as she was dragged backwards through the darkness, the leering faces of pirates above both her and Sen, who she could see was standing perfectly still. "General Zhang's daughter," one of them said, devolving into quiet muttering so she couldn't hear the rest of it. Sweat trickled down her forehead from the stifling heat of the underground room and she eventually could take no more.
She never had been a damsel in distress. She'd die a warrior.
Biting down on her captor's hand and elbowing him in the ribs mere seconds later, she managed to free her hands enough to pick one of her throwing knives out of her pocket and hold it to the man's throat threateningly. "You let us go, now, or I take your buddy's life," she said, voice cracking and betraying her nervousness. Sen's arms were bound tightly behind her back -- presumably they knew she was a chi-blocker and couldn't do anything while pinned down -- and Suyin knew they were not in a good position, even with their new hostage.
One of the pirates stared her down for a heartbeat, brow arched in a gesture that read 'oh, really?' before a wicked grin curled across his face. "Sound the alert. Let them begin the ambush. As for you two... I suspect your friends out there would do anything to save you." Soon, Suyin was back to being a captive, forced through a black maze into what she suspected was the Captain's Quarters. But who was the captain?
Outside in the stone room where the others were still unknowing of Suyin and Sen's kidnapping, the door they had been about to pass through opened, streams of light revealing their missing companions; however, there were more pressing matters to deal with. A group of five pirates, all looking as strong as a Fire Nation lieutenant, that waited out of sight for them to cross the threshold.
Interested as well.
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