Sir and Lady Oneshots

Divergent Au - Part 5 - Shidge.

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A/N: I apologize for being gone so long over updating this Au. I did not mean to leave it dead for as long as I did. Hopefully I'd get my butt into gear and actual finish this or at least write up a few parts to upload for you to read hopefully. 

Mistake Notice: In the past parts, I've noticed a huge/small mistake. I've used the name Brando, who is Romelle's brother but I actually meant the name Branko. He's an Galran Commander in the show. But anyway, I re-read the others parts and noticed I wrote Brando instead of Branko. I keep thinking over going back and correct them but I knew that it'd advertise an update and I didn't want to give a false hope over updates when it was just changing a name. So, keep in mind that Brando was actual Branko and I'll actually be using the correct name from now on. 

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Katie and Hunk shared a doomed look as they jogged together near the back of the group. Lance and Keith speeding ahead, Keith being an fitness lover and Lance being competitive and refuses to lose to someone with a mullet. 

Shiro was meant to be leading the slow jog around the pit but was now jogging at a steady pace a bit of a gap from the pair ahead. Everyone else all staying grouped together behind their instructor, silently thinking over the two fools ahead of Shiro as idiots. 

Katie and Hunk were not one for fitness and were starting to regret joining Dauntless. Neither was scared over being cut from Dauntless during the next ten weeks. They both knew better than to worry or fear over such a risk since they'd be too distracted with being cut than to actual focus on their training. 

So, Hunk and Katie kept trying their best and working hard. Teaming up to do extra jogs whenever they're given free training time as the two instructors could only focus on so many initiates at once when displaying certain training acts.

As well as Hunk hiding behind Katie, ready to pass out when they're standing off the fighting mats and watching fellow initiates go hand to hand with Shiro. Shiro showed no real mercy but he was a good teacher. He corrected their stances, gave them good advice and encouraged them to carry on getting back up on their feet again. 

Katie was never thrilled to when her practice match with Shiro came along and she partially jumped onto the mat so she couldn't back out and make a run for it like an coward. Keith was both helpful and annoying by screaming out "Don't worry, Pidge, I'll still make you a grave like we agreed" whenever he spots her stepping onto the mat and accepting her death. Pidge always sent an middle finger in the direction of his voice afterwards. 

Shiro was at least nice enough to not hold back during his attacks but to at least not to expect her to be a pro fighter within a single fight. He'd point out her mistakes and demonstrated moves she could copy and learn to do herself in her own time. Teaching her to use her size and speed to her own advantage and remind not only her but everyone that they all held different strengths and weakness. It made them human.