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Mark x Renoart

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  1. ## Mark x Renoart
  2. ## Base
  3. \f[2|Renoart]
  4. \s[2]
  5. Hey, you there. Mark, right?|
  6. \s[-2]
  7.  
  8. \w[16]
  9. \f[5|Mark]
  10. \s[5]
  11. Yeah. Can I help you with something?|
  12.  
  13. \s[2]
  14. Maybe. You seem pretty good with\n
  15. that sword of yours. You up for\n
  16. a friendly duel?|
  17.  
  18. \s[5]
  19. I'm not interested in wasting my\n
  20. time with things like that, sorry.|
  21.  
  22. \s[2]
  23. Fair enough, no worries. You don't mind\n
  24. if I observe your swordsmanship, right?|
  25.  
  26. \s[5]
  27. Just as long as you stay out of\n
  28. my way, I don't care what you do.|
  29.  
  30. \s[2]\e[2|1]
  31. You won't even notice I'm there, trust me.|
  32.  
  33. \s[5]
  34. Any reason you chose to watch me\n
  35. as opposed to other sword wielders?|
  36.  
  37. \s[2]\e[2|0]
  38. Well... I've already observed the\n
  39. kid, and he could use some work.|\n
  40. Figured I should see what I could learn\n
  41. so I'd have more to show him later on.|
  42.  
  43. \s[5]
  44. The kid...? Oh, Dorin.|
  45.  
  46. \s[2]
  47. Yeah. As much I hate to admit it,\n
  48. he's the only reason I'm still\n
  49. alive. So, I kind of owe him.|
  50.  
  51. \s[5]
  52. I see... I'll do my best to\n
  53. assist you in that endeavor then.|
  54. \s[-2]
  55.  
  56. ## Mark x Renoart
  57. ## Battle C
  58. \f[2|Renoart]
  59. \s[2]
  60. Hey, you there. Mark, right?|
  61. \s[-2]
  62.  
  63. \w[16]
  64. \f[5|Mark]
  65. \s[5]
  66. Yeah. Can I help you with something?|
  67.  
  68. \s[2]
  69. Maybe. You seem pretty good with\n
  70. that sword of yours. You up for a\n
  71. friendly duel? Not now, obviously.|
  72.  
  73. \s[5]
  74. I'm not interested in wasting my\n
  75. time with things like that, sorry.|
  76.  
  77. \s[2]
  78. Fair enough, no worries. You don't mind\n
  79. if I observe your swordsmanship, right?|
  80.  
  81. \s[5]
  82. Just as long as you stay out of\n
  83. my way, I don't care what you do.|
  84.  
  85. \s[2]\e[2|1]
  86. You won't even notice I'm there, trust me.|
  87.  
  88. \s[5]
  89. ... Any reason you chose to watch me\n
  90. as opposed to other sword wielders?|
  91.  
  92. \s[2]\e[2|0]
  93. Well... I've already observed the\n
  94. kid, and he could use some work.|\n
  95. Figured I should see what I could learn\n
  96. so I'd have more to show him later on.|
  97.  
  98. \s[5]
  99. The kid...? Oh, Dorin. You know him?|
  100.  
  101. \s[2]
  102. Yeah. As much I hate to admit it,\n
  103. he's the only reason I'm still\n
  104. alive. So, I kind of owe him.|
  105.  
  106. \s[5]
  107. I see... I'll do my best to\n
  108. assist you in that endeavor then.|
  109. \s[-2]
  110.  
  111. ## B
  112. \r[5]\f[5|Mark]\w[4]\f[1|Renoart]\m[1|2]\w[5]
  113. \s[2]
  114. Mark, there you are.|
  115. \s[-2]
  116.  
  117. \w[16]
  118.  
  119. \r[5]\w[4]\s[5]
  120. Ah, Renoart. Did you\n
  121. get what you wanted?|
  122.  
  123. \s[2]
  124. I did, actually. A lot of interesting\n
  125. information. I do wish we could spar\n
  126. so I could confirm my observations but--|
  127.  
  128. \s[5]
  129. Then let's spar. I have some time now.|
  130.  
  131. \s[2]
  132. Huh? But, you said earlier you\n
  133. didn't want to waste your time.|
  134.  
  135. \s[5]
  136. That was before I looked into you.\n
  137. You never told me you were an Avilnite.|
  138.  
  139. \s[2]
  140. You didn't ask. ... Wait, are you angry\n
  141. with me because of my background? I\n
  142. didn't start this war, that was the--|
  143.  
  144. \s[5]\e[5|2]
  145. No, no; I'm now interested because learning\n
  146. how swordsmen of Avilion are trained. It will\n
  147. make it easier to tackle them in combat.|
  148.  
  149. \s[2]
  150. ... Hard to tell, your face is a bit... angry.|
  151.  
  152. \s[5]
  153. It's always like this.|
  154.  
  155. \s[2]
  156. No, it most certainly is not. But, I'll oblige.\n
  157. Just... don't run me through with the waster.|
  158.  
  159. \s[5]
  160. A waster? I see little point in using wooden\n
  161. blades. It'd be better to use regular iron.|
  162.  
  163. \s[2]
  164. ... Are you sure this isn't some\n
  165. kind of plot to murder me, Mark?|
  166.  
  167. \s[5]
  168. I swear it on my life. Unless you're\n
  169. unable to keep up with me, that is.|
  170.  
  171. \s[2]\e[2|1]
  172. Heh. Fine. I almost died a few times before,\n
  173. what's yet another chance to taunt death?|
  174. \s[-2]
  175.  
  176. ## A
  177. ## Base
  178. \f[2|Renoart]\f[5|Mark]
  179. \s[2]
  180. Whew! I'm starting to enjoy these\n
  181. morning sparring sessions. Wakes me up.|
  182.  
  183. \s[5]
  184. Glad to hear my training regiment works for you.|
  185.  
  186. \s[2]
  187. You know, I've been meaning to ask something.\n
  188. Before, I was sceptical, because I hadn't\n
  189. experienced your swordsmanship first-hand...|\n
  190. But after that crazy first match we had, I\n
  191. can tell for certain. You're a Kamelothian.|
  192.  
  193. \s[5]
  194. It's not something I was trying to hide.\n
  195. But yes, I was raised in Kameloth. I moved\n
  196. to Merovin when my father remarried.|
  197.  
  198. \s[2]
  199. Interesting... I guess that makes sense,\n
  200. your style of bladework is a bit different.|\n
  201. It's not exactly Kameloth's Heavy-Blade\n
  202. style, but it's certainly not Merovin's\n
  203. Flashing-Blade style. It's sort of a hybrid.|
  204.  
  205. \s[5]
  206. I learned the basics from my instructor\n
  207. in Kameloth and perfected my skills in\n
  208. Merovin from observing my lord's soldiers.|
  209.  
  210. \s[2]
  211. Impressive, being able to learn the styles\n
  212. from just watching them in actions. Does\n
  213. that mean you'll learn my style next?|
  214.  
  215. \s[5]
  216. Perhaps. Avilion's Dancing-Blade style\n
  217. has always intrigued me, but I feel as\n
  218. if it focuses too much on speed.|\n
  219. What good is that much movement when the\n
  220. hits themselves do little to no damage?|
  221.  
  222. \s[2]\e[2|1]
  223. You're saying my sword strikes don't\n
  224. faze you? I'm a little insulted, Mark.|
  225.  
  226. \s[5]
  227. I didn't say that. But, some of your...\n
  228. former comrades do little to impede me.|
  229.  
  230. \s[2]
  231. Fair enough. True masters of each style\n
  232. are able to use it to the full potential.|\n
  233. Anyone else is just going through the\n
  234. motions. It takes years to master them.|
  235.  
  236. \s[5]
  237. You speak of them as if you've trained\n
  238. others in the art in the past. I thought\n
  239. you were just a mercenary for hire.|
  240.  
  241. \s[2]\e[2|0]
  242. Believe it or not, I was an instructor.\n
  243. It's always been my passion to teach and\n
  244. inspire the newer generations to get better.|\n
  245. It's likely how I managed to let Dorin\n
  246. convince me to join your army, truthfully.|
  247.  
  248. \s[5]
  249. Ah, a teacher at heart. You are truly\n
  250. a man with many blades in his scabbard.|
  251.  
  252. \s[2]\e[2|1]
  253. Heh, I like to be well rounded. Anyway,\n
  254. you up for another match later today?|
  255.  
  256. \s[5]
  257. Certainly. And, if you had any notes on my\n
  258. Heavy-Blade style, feel free to let me know.|
  259.  
  260. \s[2]
  261. Will do!|
  262. \s[-2]
  263.  
  264. ## A
  265. ## Battle
  266. \f[2|Renoart]\f[5|Mark]
  267. \s[2]
  268. Whew! I'm starting to enjoy these\n
  269. morning sparring sessions. They get\n
  270. me warmed up for battles like this.|
  271.  
  272. \s[5]
  273. Glad to hear my training regiment works for you.|
  274.  
  275. \s[2]
  276. You know, I've been meaning to ask something.\n
  277. Before, I was sceptical, because I hadn't\n
  278. experienced your swordsmanship first-hand...|\n
  279. But after that crazy first match we had, I\n
  280. can tell for certain. You're a Kamelothian.|
  281.  
  282. \s[5]
  283. It's not something I was trying to hide.\n
  284. But yes, I was raised in Kameloth. I moved\n
  285. to Merovin when my father remarried.|
  286.  
  287. \s[2]
  288. Interesting... I guess that makes sense,\n
  289. your style of bladework is a bit different.|\n
  290. It's not exactly Kameloth's Heavy-Blade\n
  291. style, but it's certainly not Merovin's\n
  292. Flashing-Blade style. It's sort of a hybrid.|
  293.  
  294. \s[5]
  295. I learned the basics from my instructor\n
  296. in Kameloth and perfected my skills in\n
  297. Merovin from observing my lord's soldiers.|
  298.  
  299. \s[2]
  300. Impressive, being able to learn the styles\n
  301. from just watching them in actions. Does\n
  302. that mean you'll learn my style next?|
  303.  
  304. \s[5]
  305. Perhaps. Avilion's Dancing-Blade style\n
  306. has always intrigued me, but I feel as\n
  307. if it focuses too much on speed.|\n
  308. What good is that much movement when the\n
  309. hits themselves do little to no damage?|
  310.  
  311. \s[2]\e[2|1]
  312. You're saying my sword strikes don't\n
  313. faze you? I'm a little insulted, Mark.|
  314.  
  315. \s[5]
  316. I didn't say that. But, some of your...\n
  317. former comrades do little to impede me.|
  318.  
  319. \s[2]
  320. Fair enough. True masters of each style\n
  321. are able to use it to the full potential.|\n
  322. Anyone else is just going through the\n
  323. motions. It takes years to master them.|
  324.  
  325. \s[5]
  326. You speak of them as if you've trained\n
  327. others in the art in the past. I thought\n
  328. you were just a mercenary for hire.|
  329.  
  330. \s[2]\e[2|0]
  331. Believe it or not, I was an instructor.\n
  332. It's always been my passion to teach and\n
  333. inspire the newer generations to get better.|\n
  334. It's likely how I managed to let Dorin\n
  335. convince me to join your army, truthfully.|
  336.  
  337. \s[5]
  338. Ah, a teacher at heart. You are truly\n
  339. a man with many blades in his scabbard.|
  340.  
  341. \s[2]\e[2|1]
  342. Heh, I like to be well rounded. Anyway,\n
  343. you up for another match later today?|
  344.  
  345. \s[5]
  346. We'll need to make it through this\n
  347. battle alive first, Renoart.|
  348.  
  349. \s[2]
  350. Like that'll be an issue for either of\n
  351. us. Don't sell yourself so short, Mark.|
  352.  
  353. \s[5]\e[5|1]
  354. I was talking about you.|
  355. \s[-2]
  356.  
  357. \f[5|nil]\w[4]
  358.  
  359. \s[2]
  360. Oh ho! Saying something like that before dashing\n
  361. off. I didn't know you had it in you, Mark.|
  362. \s[-2]
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