(Flashback) Teach Me Your Ways? (Azeran)

[Blythe]

Blythe managed to return her leg to her side without falling flat on her face... again. She smiled pleasantly, her eyes flashing with pride now that she had succeeded. Thus, she found it a little strange to see Azeran holding out his hand to her. Had he expected her to fall? Or was he offering it up for a handshake now that their session was coming to a close? Deciding that it must be the latter of the two, Blythe lifted her right hand and wrapped her fingers around his. Dark blue and pale white skin wove together as the Konti stared into Azeran's eyes. "Perhaps I am a little tired," she commented simply. There was a slight pause as she shook his hand a little, before pulling her hand away again. It dangled at her side now. "Thanks for helping," she added, shyly. "You were rather informative, so thank you." With that, she turned around, and plucked her sandals out of the sand. She held them delicately between her fingertips as she began to walk back up the beach towards her family's cottage. But she stopped short for a second, and looked over her shoulder at Azeran. Her blonde hair seemed to frame her lavender colored eyes, and hide them partially in shadow. "Perhaps we can practice again sometime," she added, before turning around again and continuing on her way. OOCOh it's quite alright, we could always wrap up now, and then start something else some other time. Blythe isn't going anywhere >.<

[Alice]

Blythe

Experience: 5 Unarmed Combat
Lores: Balance in Combat, Different Types of Kicks, Combat Philosophy, Uses of Hands in Combat, Being Too Timid When Fighting

Azeran

Experience: 2 Unarmed Combat, 3 Teaching
Lores: Balance in Combat, Combat Philosophy, Uses of Hands in Combat, The Value of Emotions for Fighting

Comments

Well done, a nice thread. I especially liked how Azeran tried to get Blythe to be more violent, but didn’t succeed. Perhaps he will in the next lesson? Because you, Azeran, did fighting as well as teaching, I divided your xp into two. If you feel something isn’t right with the award, please tell me.