Donatello Hamato (
polyturtle) wrote in
thecapitol2013-01-05 11:30 pm
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WHO | Don and OPEN
WHAT | Training and stuff
WHERE | Training Room
WHEN | Throughout the week! But before super duper important plot stuff.
WARNINGS/NOTES | Possible violence. It is a training room after all!
Well. As if life couldn't get more complicated, he couldn't find Sheperd. At all.
Indeed, when he finally got the time to go and talk to her about the Stylists...she was gone. Her suite was bare, as if no one had been in there. When he tried to ask the other Mentors where Sheperd was, they told him not to bother looking. And...that scared him. And when he was scared, he tinkered.
And when he ran out of things to tinker withthere was only so many modifications one could do to the holograph screens, he trained. And so that's where he was. This time, though, he was trying throwing knives for a change. They were a little like the shuriken back home, but longer. And with less control. So...he was getting the hang of them, but his aim was still...not as good as he'd wanted. A couple his the walls-
"Ah-"
His hand went to his temples. Shell the headaches. Every time he had a headache, he had memories. Memories of the last Arena. He was sure of it. But he had to get through them, not let the vague flashbacks overwhelm him. He had a mission and...and he had to focus on that. He had people to save from the Arenas.
WHAT | Training and stuff
WHERE | Training Room
WHEN | Throughout the week! But before super duper important plot stuff.
WARNINGS/NOTES | Possible violence. It is a training room after all!
Well. As if life couldn't get more complicated, he couldn't find Sheperd. At all.
Indeed, when he finally got the time to go and talk to her about the Stylists...she was gone. Her suite was bare, as if no one had been in there. When he tried to ask the other Mentors where Sheperd was, they told him not to bother looking. And...that scared him. And when he was scared, he tinkered.
And when he ran out of things to tinker with
"Ah-"
His hand went to his temples. Shell the headaches. Every time he had a headache, he had memories. Memories of the last Arena. He was sure of it. But he had to get through them, not let the vague flashbacks overwhelm him. He had a mission and...and he had to focus on that. He had people to save from the Arenas.

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So he slunk in, sheepish and quiet.
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And so, lo and behold, here is Donatello, trying to get knives stuck in the wall out - some stuck very, very well. Its as goofy as it looks, really.
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"Would you need a little help?"
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"Did you throw these?"
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He pauses and then thinks that he probably shouldn't help anyone since they might be ready to kill, but in the same token, he wants to help everyone defend themselves from those people. He doesn't know which category Don falls into, but gives him the benefit of the doubt, and picks up a throwing knife from the rack.
"You wanna start out by throwing it straight; you can figure out its orientation after" He tosses it like one would a kunai, and lands on the target.
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Don looks a little surprised, though not due to the mindset Steve had about the people in the Arena.
At least, he didn't have that opinion about most of them...He just isn't used to people giving him advice in this place, at least not in terms of fighting. Mainly because he was the best. Not that he actually thought that out of some sense of arrogance; it seemed to be the general opinion of...well, people in general. A person with the second highest score and who generally ended up in the finals didn't need advice, apparently."...Oh. Right."
But, like what Master Splinter said about gift horses...and, well, his throwing skills with knives are pretty shell. They needed all the help they could get.
And maybe not throwing them like they're frisbees is a good idea.
So, he does his best to take this guy's advice, and he throws.
"Thanks." In the thigh. Not fatal. But its not stuck in the wall either! "...You're new, right?"
Hello boys don't mind if I thread jump right? :)
No matter that they're from different universes; in Max's mind Don is no different from one of the transgenics back at Manticore, and in a far flung way that makes him like a brother.
She walks in just in time to see the latest throw, her arms crossing over her chest as she looks between him and Steve. She checks him out thoroughly, clinically, and doesn't bother to hide it. Max is trained to evaluate the enemy, and her conclusion is:
This guy can be dangerous.
SORRY, I totally didn't see you there!
He catches Max out of the corner of his eye, and it makes him feel like ants are crawling up his spine. It makes him frown, the way he did when he got here and they had to score him. So he turns his attention back to where it belongs.
"Yeah," Steve replies. "I'm new." And he'd give more advice to Don about hitting his targets with the knives, but he thinks hitting someone in the thigh and running away sounds like a better plan. Though, he could end up nicking someone's femoral artery... but it's certainly better than teaching him how to throw a knife in someone's chest.
"Do we really have to kill each other?" he asks, and from the frown on his face and his aim and stature, it should be slightly clear that his concerns are with him having to kill, and definitely not with dying.
:D
"...Yeah." Don is quiet for a moment, and then he sighs. If it makes Steve feel any better, the turtle isn't exactly gung ho about it either. Then again, when had he ever been with this place? "We do. That's why we're here. To...entertain the people."
He turns to look at Steve, and sees Max as he does so.
"Hey there, Max." He gave her a small smile. "I haven't seen you in awhile."
Hopefully the whole monster thing didn't turn her off.Re: :D
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As soon as the creature entered, he had Wesker's attention, but he forced himself to continue (unwilling to give the turtle the advantage of knowing he intersted), watching silently from behind his shades.
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Quickly turning back around, he proceeded to resume gathering his knives, hoping the newcomer didn't notice his unease.
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He didn't stare as his rubbed dry, but his other senses were all on the turtle, acutely aware of where and what it was doing.
The knives sliding against each other with gentle clicks and hisses, the gentle pad of footsteps, and the strange heartbeat. The decidedly non-human scent of its blood... not necessarily bad, but, yes, different.
When one of the knives struck the wall with a painful clatter, he spoke up.
"With all your - talents, do you really even need those?"
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"One never knows when it will end up being the only weapon left to you."
He's pretty guarded; even if he's human-like, his animal instincts were...well, this guy didn't sit well with him somehow.
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Deceptively relaxed.
"And in some cases," he draped the towel over his shoulder and finally looked up, judging the turtle from behind his dark lenses, "the first as well."
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Good shell, this guy is practically undressing him strategically. And Don wasn't even dressed. But there was something else that just didn't sit right.
"I guess that doesn't count for much here, though."
Suddenly Don wasn't too keen on being in the same room as this guy.
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Learning how to kill, that would always be useful, so finally she found herself staring uncertainly at the rows of throwing knives. It seemed a good choice, long range, not too much strength required, and it was usually use to make something sharp and throwable at least, but even now Momoko hesitated, hanging back to watch the others in the room, inching towards Donatello, the only Tribute she recognized on sight as 'not too dangerous', to examine his form.
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"Hey there."
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As such her first throw is even worse than it would have been, falling both wide and short of the target, bouncing a little on the floor. She gritted her teeth, reminding herself firmly it wasn't ladylike to swear. Not in public.
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At that, he pointed at the several dozen knife-sized holes on the wall behind the target.
"Throwing knives aren't...exactly my specialty."
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