Entry tags:
Open Log
Characters: Yuri and you![Deep into the tree line and well out of sight of the main path, there's a little clearing with an ornamental fountain situated right in the middle of it. Next to the fountain is Yuri, doing a sword pattern. As the blade arcs through the air in a downwards, horizontal slash, the sword is suddenly released from his fingers and continues its circular path as Yuri twirls through the air, bringing the back of his heel in a devastating spin kick across the air where an imagined opponent would stand. As the blade comes full circle, he's suddenly seizing the still spinning hilt with his other hand and repeating the motion again, completing the circuit three more times. To some, it might appear as elegant and graceful as a dance.
Format: action
This log is: open
Location: Woodlands.
Summary: Yuri feels he's been slacking lately and decides to get some practice in.
Warnings: tba
To others? It's needlessly flamboyant. (Yet strangely effective.)
As the pattern comes to an end, Yuri lands back on his feet with the sword balanced easily across his shoulders looking none the worse for wear. The slight frown on his face, however is a little strange.]
Timing's off... I must be out of shape.
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[He could see how much skill Yuri possessed, his form was different than Arthur's but he could not doubt the effectiveness it must possess.]
Your timing may be off but your form is good.
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It'd be better if my timing was right, but hey. [And here a wry smile curls his lips.] Thanks for the compliment.
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Timing can be worked on, form is much harder to learn. Once your instincts are sharp everything else can be trained to match.
[Suddenly he really misses his knights]
Where did you acquire your sword?
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Recette's shop. If you've got the coin, she'll give you back the stuff they took when you arrived. [Well technically they didn't "take" it, sotospeak, but Yuri chooses not to sweat the minor details.]
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the jerk.][He nods thoughtfully]
A shop rather than a blacksmith?
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So, really, what's the difference between a shop keeper and a blacksmith? If you ask him, the latter's actually more convenient.]
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