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futurology2016-10-17 12:06 am
ex_adept136) wrote in futurology2016-10-17 12:06 am
Entry tags:
- anakin skywalker (star wars),
- arima kishou (tokyo ghoul: re),
- asher millstone (htgawm),
- chihiro ogino (spirited away),
- gwen stacy (marvel comics),
- haise sasaki (tokyo ghoul: re),
- jin kung (mortal kombat),
- keats (folklore),
- keith (voltron),
- king (the seven deadly sins),
- lance (voltron),
- lucina (fire emblem: awakening),
- miles upshur (outlast),
- olivia (fire emblem: awakening),
- papyrus (undertale),
- peridot (steven universe),
- rocky (original),
- shizuo heiwajima (durarara!!),
- suyumkhe (original),
- takashi shirogane (voltron),
- tsukuyo (gintama),
- zenyatta (overwatch)
text | un: Sasaki
It's occurred to me that since our membership shifts and our backgrounds vary so much, it might be good to compare what we're capable of. More to the point, I was thinking we might be able to help each other pick up relevant skills, if not hone the ones we already have.
If people are looking to train or think they could help others, why don't we discuss that here? I know at least a few of us don't have backgrounds in combat, for example. On our first day here I met someone who wasn't familiar with firearms but might get good use out of the skill, for another.
In my case, I have experience training others and can help with hand-to-hand combat. I can work with people ranging from average human strength to well above it. I've got some skill with swords and knives, but I wouldn't compare that to someone who specializes in them, and that's something I'd like to work on. In terms of non-combative skills, if someone wants to work on something like cooking, I'm reasonably helpful there.
Let's see how we can help each other improve.
[ooc: Please feel free to thread-hop/jack here, that's what this is for!]
If people are looking to train or think they could help others, why don't we discuss that here? I know at least a few of us don't have backgrounds in combat, for example. On our first day here I met someone who wasn't familiar with firearms but might get good use out of the skill, for another.
In my case, I have experience training others and can help with hand-to-hand combat. I can work with people ranging from average human strength to well above it. I've got some skill with swords and knives, but I wouldn't compare that to someone who specializes in them, and that's something I'd like to work on. In terms of non-combative skills, if someone wants to work on something like cooking, I'm reasonably helpful there.
Let's see how we can help each other improve.
[ooc: Please feel free to thread-hop/jack here, that's what this is for!]
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I think I have, yes. What does it matter?
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If that was the end result, would you do it?
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[He thinks of Ellen.]
[He thinks of Olivia.]
I can't say.
But I know that sort of stuff never lasts anyways.
Besides, wouldn't the pain just taint that?
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It can last.
[That's what he believes at least.]
You'll find it, I promise you.
You just have to fight a little harder, I think.
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And how should I fight, exactly?
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I'm not too sure about the specifics, but it doesn't seem like you're a big fan of who you are as a person.
Trust me, I know what that's like. God! Do I freakin' know.
Work on thing things you don't like about yourself, maybe. Do something nice for someone else. Try and have a laugh with somebody.
You might have to figure it out on your own.
1/?
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[hahhHAHAHA NO]
And I'll do what I want to do. You don't know how I feel, okay?
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Again, if you ever wanna make that call, I'll be right here.
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Watch your mouth, okay?
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[keats have u even seen him like hell he's gonna do that]
It's okay if you aren't ready right now.
Just, whenever. Let your boy know.
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We'll see.
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There's that barb again, that prickly reminder. They are not friends, or so Keats says, and while respecting that wish would probably be the right thing to do that's just not how Asher sees it. How can anyone want to be alone?
If there's any way he can keep someone else from suffering that fate, he'll oblige.
But for right now, this conversation is getting nowhere, and so Asher fails to respond.]