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Event: Sunday evening
The train finally came to a halt in which seemed to be the middle of no where. There was a small hut, but just like the train station in Rakuen there were no staff. Still the doors opened and out on the platform a woman stood. She looked stern and some might recognise her from the town; her dusky pink hair made her stand out in a crowd.
"Weapons please collect the equipment of your colour from the luggage compartment. One tent per team, one stove, one sleeping bag. If Players require their Weapons to have sleeping bags come and tell me, I have some extra in the store." She spoke in a tone that seemed used to being obeyed; a soldiers tone some might recognise it as.
After the equiptment was collected she set off up the hill expecting everyone to keep up. Astute campers will have noticed Dolorosa, Day, Nanami and Santana in the small crowd and so hopefully realise that escape was nothing but futile.
Of course if they still tried they would find they couldn't get very far, if they went too far in any direction or tried to follow the tracks they would pass out and reappear just a little behind the main group.
The camp site was just over the hill, a valley surrounded by hills, a river running through it. Their guide told them to make camp, Fortitude this side of the river, Conquest the other; there were stepping stones. "All Players are to report to me while Weapons pitch the tents."
She waited until the Players were gathered, "My name is Clara, I am your guide for your trip and I expect you to behave yourselves. As you have guessed we have a slightly separate set up, you have each been provided with a Weapon, in some cases two. There shall still be fights, training fights each morning in your camps and a fight in the evening which shall be interschool. Do your best; for as well as raks winning fights will get you more points."
There were no smiles but a pause for them to take in what she had said so far. "There will also be other activities, from climbing to walking to canoeing. I am sure you will all find something you excel in. Each of your Weapons has been provided with a ring, it cannot be removed until the end of the trip. Touching it with your gloved hand will invoke the penalty, though I trust you all not to abuse that power."
She looked over to the campsite and the activity there and raised her voice so she could be heard by those putting up tents. "All cooking is to be done by the Weapons, points will be given and subtracted for cooking skills, tents will be inspected every day. Weapons require permission to share their Players food, there are Weapon meals provided. If you wish your Weapon to stay in your tent they may but permission must be given." She looked like she couldn't work out why anyone would want that despite the grey skies and drizzle.
"Today you may get to know the camp site, there shall be no fight tonight but there is wood to be collected and if you collect enough we can have a large camp fire. Points shall be awarded for meals, Weapons are to come to me for ingredients."
With that she nodded and walked away, presumably to pitch her own tent. Have fun campers!
"Weapons please collect the equipment of your colour from the luggage compartment. One tent per team, one stove, one sleeping bag. If Players require their Weapons to have sleeping bags come and tell me, I have some extra in the store." She spoke in a tone that seemed used to being obeyed; a soldiers tone some might recognise it as.
After the equiptment was collected she set off up the hill expecting everyone to keep up. Astute campers will have noticed Dolorosa, Day, Nanami and Santana in the small crowd and so hopefully realise that escape was nothing but futile.
Of course if they still tried they would find they couldn't get very far, if they went too far in any direction or tried to follow the tracks they would pass out and reappear just a little behind the main group.
The camp site was just over the hill, a valley surrounded by hills, a river running through it. Their guide told them to make camp, Fortitude this side of the river, Conquest the other; there were stepping stones. "All Players are to report to me while Weapons pitch the tents."
She waited until the Players were gathered, "My name is Clara, I am your guide for your trip and I expect you to behave yourselves. As you have guessed we have a slightly separate set up, you have each been provided with a Weapon, in some cases two. There shall still be fights, training fights each morning in your camps and a fight in the evening which shall be interschool. Do your best; for as well as raks winning fights will get you more points."
There were no smiles but a pause for them to take in what she had said so far. "There will also be other activities, from climbing to walking to canoeing. I am sure you will all find something you excel in. Each of your Weapons has been provided with a ring, it cannot be removed until the end of the trip. Touching it with your gloved hand will invoke the penalty, though I trust you all not to abuse that power."
She looked over to the campsite and the activity there and raised her voice so she could be heard by those putting up tents. "All cooking is to be done by the Weapons, points will be given and subtracted for cooking skills, tents will be inspected every day. Weapons require permission to share their Players food, there are Weapon meals provided. If you wish your Weapon to stay in your tent they may but permission must be given." She looked like she couldn't work out why anyone would want that despite the grey skies and drizzle.
"Today you may get to know the camp site, there shall be no fight tonight but there is wood to be collected and if you collect enough we can have a large camp fire. Points shall be awarded for meals, Weapons are to come to me for ingredients."
With that she nodded and walked away, presumably to pitch her own tent. Have fun campers!
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This was was such a good start!
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Of course, it might be a moot point for her, as her weapon was a cat. Would a cat want their own sleeping bag? For that matter...
She turned to look at Cheshire. "Unless you can turn into a humanoid form like most cats I know, we might have to get creative with this..."
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Yuka examined Cheshire, or rather the pile of supplies he was beneath, shrugged, and picked him up. And if this effectively resulted in her carrying the supplies, well that wasn't Yuka Kazami's problem now was it?
"Who ever heard of a plant having fur? That'd really make me odd."
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He purrs proudly, "And they said I was silly for talking to the flowers."
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Pitching a tent was, therefore, a bit outside her usual skill set, and she was hardly sure where to begin. She held the contraption of green synthetic fabric out in front of her with both hands and regarded it with some suspicion, as if it might try to eat her.
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"Here, your loyal secretary has anticipated your needs and, if it pleases you to sign off on this, I shall go attend to it immediately, sir," she said to Alex in an overdramatic voice that soon had her reduced to giggles as she handed over the paper and pencil.
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Honestly though, he wouldn't be too surprised if they ended up sharing. It could get cold at night, if it was anything like sleeping under a tarp in Central Park.
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She rejoined Komachi while giving the sleeping bag an uncertain look. "Are we expected to share this?" It didn't really look big enough...
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"Let's not, whether or not we're supposed to."
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For a moment she imagined what sharing a sleeping bag with Koharu would be like, and blushed. No! Bad idea!
Sora doesn't know yet that not sharing a sleeping bag is no guarantee that she'll get her own...
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He knew the tone in her voice, and picked up his own military tone without realizing it. It was the same sort that is used to getting listened to, not that he actually remembered that time.
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He listened to the briefing with a frown, but it was nothing worse than what he had come to expect from this place. He returned to the tent and looked at the progress. "Need help?"
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So with a brave face and a shrug, he'd gathered up the equipment and started the climb. The strain, however, was noticeable as his heart protested the exercise. So much so that by the time they reached their destination, his face was pale and marked with sweat. Not for the first time he despised the lost memories. What good was medication if he had no goddamn idea how to take it?
Still, no matter how much he wanted to, he could hardly just lie down and do nothing when it was clear their guide wouldn't accept failure without reprimand. So, with a soft, inner curse, Vane got to the task of setting up their campsite.
Or... at least that was the idea. Half an hour later, when Suzaku came back, the farthest Vane had gotten was setting his poles in the right spots. Genius engineer he might be, this equipment was so outdated that he was having to rediscover how to do the entire thing on the spot. A task that, hindered by his pain, was practically impossible to do in half an hour.
So when his player offered him a hand, Vane swallowed any irritation that might have been showing before glancing up at him sheepishly. "Sorry, I've never done this before."
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He picked up the poles with a nod, "Don't worry, we had to do this a lot in the army."
Much heavier tents but these ones weren't difficult to figure out. He began threading a set of poles through one of the slots. "Check it's coming through okay but don't pull them."
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Once she was done Day stood observing wondering whether to go help, she could but it was probably best they learned for themselves.
However she would go over if someone seemed to be really struggling; it wasn't completely out of kindness, she wanted Conquest to come out on top as she did with everything they did.