Orphaner Dualscar (
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What's a cod to a nonbeliever
WHO| Orphaner Dualscar and Jane Shepard
WHAT| Dualscar got to Thane in the Arena and Shepard would like to punch him for his trouble.
WHERE| Training Center/Gymnasium thing.
WHEN| Backdated a weenie bit, maybe to the 20th?
Notes/Warnings| Fighting and swearing like naughty children
It would surprise nobody to know that murder guilt really doesn't keep Dualscar awake at night, it's sort of implied in the first half of his name after all. Needless to say, Thane had been no exception. Really, the only thing that truly bothered him about that situation was the simple fact that Thane had nothing of value to him and was utterly useless even in death. He is, however, curious as to who the Shepard is and why they intend to kill him for his trouble. He's not a bit scared, but he's wary. If the little bastard intends to send his companions to Dualscar for vengeance, he needs to be prepared.
That isn't the sentiment that lead him to the Gymnasium today. It's really more a habit of his to find time to be there when there aren't many others around. He's managed to avoid contact with anyone for the most part and he'd like to keep it that way, he's yet to come across any soul in this place that hasn't inspired a deep hatred and loathing in him. He certainly revels in the silence, it makes it so much easier focus on less tiresome things than people, like punching things repeatedly. That's always a pleasant relief.
For the moment he's taking a breather, leaning against a bench and staring with undeserved disdain at a medicine ball in the distance.
WHAT| Dualscar got to Thane in the Arena and Shepard would like to punch him for his trouble.
WHERE| Training Center/Gymnasium thing.
WHEN| Backdated a weenie bit, maybe to the 20th?
Notes/Warnings| Fighting and swearing like naughty children
It would surprise nobody to know that murder guilt really doesn't keep Dualscar awake at night, it's sort of implied in the first half of his name after all. Needless to say, Thane had been no exception. Really, the only thing that truly bothered him about that situation was the simple fact that Thane had nothing of value to him and was utterly useless even in death. He is, however, curious as to who the Shepard is and why they intend to kill him for his trouble. He's not a bit scared, but he's wary. If the little bastard intends to send his companions to Dualscar for vengeance, he needs to be prepared.
That isn't the sentiment that lead him to the Gymnasium today. It's really more a habit of his to find time to be there when there aren't many others around. He's managed to avoid contact with anyone for the most part and he'd like to keep it that way, he's yet to come across any soul in this place that hasn't inspired a deep hatred and loathing in him. He certainly revels in the silence, it makes it so much easier focus on less tiresome things than people, like punching things repeatedly. That's always a pleasant relief.
For the moment he's taking a breather, leaning against a bench and staring with undeserved disdain at a medicine ball in the distance.
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"Hey you," Funny, just seeing Dualscar sitting there, she suddenly feels like having a few rounds. Maybe more than a few. Ah for the days of locked interrogating room doors and the Spectre authority to make all the broken bones legal, "Are you just gonna hit sandbags all day, or are you too much of a wuss to get up here and go a few rounds?"
One would be enough, but she didn't let that show on her face, and her tone was full of the usual bravado it took to get people up there. After all, how many hands of Skyllian Five were won by telling everyone what you meant to do?
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As such, he's skeptical at the prospect of training with someone else. That much is apparent in his face as he glances up at Shepard and gives her a brief once over.
"I've no interest in panderin' to the likes of you." He grumbles. Yet, he feels himself rising to the challenge. Funny what boredom does to a troll. He stands, but only so he may begin to circle her like a shark with a newly found interest in a surfer.
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And the Asari. Don't get her started; fucking Asari, man. Even Liara, sweet summer child that she'd been, who had only recently seemed to fully realize that Shepard— that humans were people. That all those numbers and horrors were people. That they mattered.
"Sure, you're scared. What if you get up here and I wipe the floor with your sorry ass? I mean, hell. You're already ugly. Be a shame to show all these people how weak you are, on top of being a coward."
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He supposes it wouldn't hurt to take up the offer on the high chance he'll be able to put her in her place. Or, at the very least, shut her up. It's been a while since he's had a good fight that didn't need to be finished quickly. He's already aware that murder is not advisable in the capitol, so he's not sure how much fun he can really have.
"Scared? No. Bemused is a far more fittin' word." He crinkles his nose at the insult. "I suppose that makes two of us, then." He retorts in a dry tone. "Forgive me for the assumption that you'll be as incapable and boring as the others of your species. Care to prove me wrong?" He's just going to swagger over with all of the casualness in the world.
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As if the trash-talk weren't invitation enough. There's a cocked ear in there somewhere that catches at her attention, a glimmer in the dark. It's very much like a grin, except that it doesn't show on her face.
"Are you waiting for a written invitation?" she stepped back as he advanced, ceding the leading corner, waiting for the first move, "Or maybe you just wanna talk me into unconsciousness."
The key wasn't to be tense, but to be ready. Stiff muscles moved slowly, took energy; better to let yourself flow, like water. But watch sharply. If you missed the cue...
Oh, I can dance.
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Naturally, her comment is enough to have him avoiding further conversation. There's really nothing more he can add to the back and forth that wouldn't be needless procrastination. He does, however, give her a dirty look for her trouble. One with enough irritation apparent to get his point across without uttering another word.
Dualscar carries himself with an air of experience, but it's impossible for him not to be tense. He's rigid and precise in his movements, even as he continues to circle. He's not making the first move, that is the courtesy of the challenger.
You want to dance? You can lead.
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It's like a snake uncoiling, a feint, wide and fast, but she ducks under it to box him, unrelenting little rabbit punches, testing his guard, looking for the opening.
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He keeps his arms up and at the ready, but this is boring and he cares little for the build up. He sweeps a fist upward, aiming for her gut. He's no reason to know it will hit its target, but he wants to up the ante without trifling with the foreplay of the fight.
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Her body tilted, automatic, a smooth, easy shift of weight that let the gut-strike go by. His face was unguarded and she put all the cybernetics-reinforced strength of her shoulder behind the vicious left cross.