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[battle] Round 2 Preliminaries, part 2
Location: Main Courtyard, Tournament Stadium Round 2 Tournament Preliminaries
SHORYU vs KALLEN KOZUKI
ROAD KAMELOT vs. GRENN ATAIR
MOLLY HAYES vs. MIWAKO IHARA
Time of day: Afternoon.
Special Rules: One Weapon or set of Weapons per battle; Players may not leave the stadium.
[the announcement rings through the campus all morning, on the half-hour: Can all participating Players report to the Tournament Stadium for midday with their chosen Weapons. The event will begin at twelve twenty-five for all other students.
Yes, that's right, the Tournament Stadium. During the early morning of Day 1, the staff were hard at work constructing a stadium in the main courtyard. There's raised seating for all students, and a large open-air ring for the participants. There's more than enough space even for fliers, and a number of raised areas, stairs and chest-high walls to make battles more interesting. At the end of the stadium is a large screen showing the ring from above.]
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"No... All I remmeber was promising something, but if you can't even remember what you promised, or to who..." She frowned. Would that be how they'd find a way/be allowed to return home? Finding out whatever they'd (been made to) promised?
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"I can't remember really, but I know that the God of Death paid money to our parents and a contract was signed that said we belonged to him and then whoever he sold us on to until a certain season. The more money he paid the longer we belonged to him, then he sold us in Milano," this part wasn't fuzzy at all, well not completely, Romeo couldn't remember how much he had been sold for, though he knew miss Edda had been so mad about it. "The bosses who bought us had to promise that they'd let us go home when the time had passed, though no one ever survived their whole contract."
"Until the Black Brothers! We made sure everyone survived!" He sounded triumphant, "Except Alfredo... But maybe this is like that, maybe we promised to stay here and fight and learn," which didn't seem to bad a deal really, they were being fed, had proper beds and got to learn lots of interesting things. "Then when we finish the time we promised we go home!"
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"... When you go back, would you still belong to someone?"
She couldn't see any point in speculating about what they'd promised, because she could remember nothing about that. Only a sort of "I promised something" which was highly stupid. Why would she do that?
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"Thing's were alright at home, we wern't starving, not like before I went to the city. So I'm not sure why I would have been sent away again and why I would be here and not back in the city. At first I thought this was a regular school," he smiled a small smile, "I've never been to school before and doctor Casella said he was going to try and help me go to school..." But other people already had schools, or some said they were too old for school and they were still here.
"I'm Romeo by the way miss!" He felt a little bad about thinking she was a witch now.
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"I'm Grenn. And you don't need to call me 'miss'." That just felt a bit silly around here.
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"Mi... Grenn? What happened to your legs?" He hoped the question didn't make Grenn sad, because he had been wondering, and if she wasn't a witch who could fix them by magic, how was she alive. Romeo didn't know much, or anything about medicine but from what he had seen and what doctor Casella had said if you lost a limb you lost lots of blood, you needed blood to survive and so how had Grenn been able to survive loosing both legs and all that blood lost if not by magic. She must be very very strong.
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"Where I'm from, there's this disease that rots the bone and flesh... It attacked my legs. I was lucky, really," she shrugged and patted out a light rythm on one of her thighs. "Other people have had it attack their heads, and there's not much you can do for them..." Oh wait. With a grimace, she realized she should probably not have said that last part. He was just a kid, even if his life hadn't been all sparkly clean and nice.
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And their heads, Romeo shuddered as his incredibly active imagination took in that particular image. "Can the doctors not do anything to stop it?" He couldn't imagine they could, and anyways it was really expensive to get doctors, Angeletta had only survived her heart condition because Lady Isabella had took her to Paris to see a good doctor there, and most doctors wern't like doctor Casella who treated even chimney sweeps who had no money to pay him.
"I guess a doctor to stop that would be really expensive huh?" He thought about the poor people who had had their heads eaten by the disease, it must hurt a lot! He looked back at Grenn, "Does it hurt? Now I mean?" Because obviously when something was eating your legs off it was going to hurt, but if Grenn was still hurting now.
Well that was sad, Romeo didn't like to think of people in pain. He was feeling even worse for believing Grenn to be a witch now!
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"The problem is that if you attempt to cure the disease attacking the bone, it just jumps to the flesh, and contrarywise... There's been no way of getting rid of the disease in both places. And no, it doesn't hurt now," Grenn shook her head and tried a smile, hoping to ease Romeo.
It didn't hurt now no, since she didn't have the prostethics on. No need to say that though.
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Apart from when it ate your head, he shuddered again at the thought.
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"Maybe that's so." She wasn't going to tell him that anyone who wasn't irrevocably injured by the Rot got prostethics of some sort. A few committed suicide, but she wasn't going to say that either. Then she noticed the two girls down there talking.
"Hmm, seems they might be starting soon..."
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