BISHOP (
getting_better) wrote in
aefenglom2020-07-31 02:16 am
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Name: Bishop
Date: 7/31
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I'll keep this brief, I need sparring partners. Martial arts, swords, spears, fire arms, fucking silverware, I don't care. I'm starting to feel rusty and I need to shake it off, preferably now. This isn't a quest but I'm willing to compensate you for your time. Anyone will do my only condition is don't hold back.
Have a nice day.
Date: 7/31
Format: Text
I'll keep this brief, I need sparring partners. Martial arts, swords, spears, fire arms, fucking silverware, I don't care. I'm starting to feel rusty and I need to shake it off, preferably now. This isn't a quest but I'm willing to compensate you for your time. Anyone will do my only condition is don't hold back.
Have a nice day.

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[ However terrible and incredibly rude. Good thing his reply to such situations is stabbing the assailant in the eye with a spoon. ]
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[ no matter that it's pretty impressive to be able to use silverware for battle. ]
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If you want to spar, I can do that. I use swords and a bow.
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[ he'll head over there, then. did you expect a teenager to show up? that's what happens anyway. he's dressed in gold robes and looks as much as the peacock that he is. he's carrying an ornate sword, a bow strapped to his back. ]
Are you Bishop?
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That's me.
[ He relaxes as he eyes person who arrived, noting their youth along with their robes with a furrowed brow. ]
Are you here for the sparring session?
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I'm Jin Ling.
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Nice to meet you. For professionalism sake, I'm called Bishop.
[ But now onto more pressing matters. ]
You're quite young looking. How old are you?
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[ he frowns slightly. ]
I'm almost sixteen. Why?
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[ He thinks for a moment if he should even continue with this person, but they are just sparring and not exactly a fight to the death. ]
Alright then. Which weapon are you going to use? The sword, I'm guessing. If you don't mind, I'd like to cast a spell on it so we don't end up needlessly cutting ourselves. Just a simple guard spell to coat the edge.
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Sword is fine, sparring with a bow and arrow wouldn't really be doable like this.
[ he's been holding it this whole time, in its scabbard, and he raises it uncertainly. ] You don't need to touch it for that, do you?
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[ He raises his finger and sphere of blue light manifests. ]
Just need to run the light along the edge, like so.
[ He brings his blade up and glides his finger along the edge then tests it on his palm, which remained clean and unharmed. ]
And that's about it. Don't worry, I can dispel it too.
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I wasn't worried. That's... convenient.
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The apprehension doesn't go unnoticed, in fact he was expecting it. This much was expected given the circumstance. ]
You can hold onto your sword if you don't want me to be holding it. I just want to make sure we leave with this match with the limbs we came with. And blood in our bodies.
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I'm fine. I just said it was a convenient ability.
[ he does take his sword back, though. ]
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[ With their blades coated and the risk of severe injury lessened, he takes a few steps back and puts a good distance between them before taking a cune out ready to flip. ]
When the coin hits the ground, the match starts. You good with that?
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Yes. Go ahead.
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He flipped the coin and the sound rang through the air and Bishop readied his stance. His right bearing the blade, his left gripping the mouth of the scabbard, while his eyes honed in on Jin Ling. Their blades, while different in shape, could yield roughly the same kind of motions though he held the advantage with thrusts.
So what was Bishop's advantage? His disadvantage? How does he attack? How should he attack? The coin entered his field of vision now and he had to settle his strategy.
There was only one in this case, and the ring of the cune striking the ground Bishop wasted no time starting. His first move, a flurry of blows each becoming heavier than the last. ]