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generalstrike
“ wielding a sword against a civilian is a violation. especially several attempts against the knights warnings. ”
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generalstrike
[ an utterance all too familiar to jing yuan, one that provokes a clenched jaw. never the target, always a bystander. the phrase is enough to stir a conclusion to his answer of why the style was familiar— it was the patterned precision of trained knights, corrupted into its most primal form. the blade, rather than extension of one’s self, was barely a weapon compared to the danger posed by the body itself. ] “ however unexpected my arrival was, you breached a regulation. you don’t seem to have an excuse either, you move as a knight would. i’d trust you’re familiar. “ [ cut and dry. the general wonders, if the soldier found themselves struck by the branches of permanence. ]
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godselysia
A glance down at the blood. Her own doing, with such precise hands. The rolling gets worse under their skin; a storm clamouring to burst free from the clouds, voiced only by thunder. She looks away. “I am not after you. Your presence here was unexpected,” a slow admittance, as if it sits sour & uncomfortable on her tongue, “but nonetheless you are not mine, which I will respect, and I am only temporarily sated.” !! @generalstrike
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generalstrike
[ a deepened crease between his eyebrows, his gaze remaining steadily on the bloodied figure even with the clang of metal as weapon tossed carelessly. ] “ happened to pass the area. but you’re not the one calling the shots here. let you go free handed after causing trouble to the alliance, with direct interference involved, isn’t something to get a slap on the wrist over. ” [ he crouches beside one of the knight’s bodies, relief sinking in his body once finding pulse. just knocked out, then. but the blood was unmistakably fresh. and from what little jing yuan witnessed, the swordsmanship was distinguishable, like he’d witnessed it before. ]
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