[well, not unfair? hanuman's pretty decent as far as sura are concerned (see: actually giving a shit if a planet blew up) but shess in no way expects a sura from another clan to care if he lives. for that matter, he doesn't really expect sura from his own clan to care either.]
Are you suggesting I withdraw from everything and live in isolation so that I can stay safe?
Some people find it difficult to attack another. Training just makes it worse, as it's easier to notice your reservations when the situation isn't life-or-death.
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Someone sent you because they didn't care if anything happened to you [damn, cushion your words a little, lili] and I hate that.
I'm sure you can handle yourself - but I'm mad that you have to.
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Are you suggesting I withdraw from everything and live in isolation so that I can stay safe?
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[TO BE HONESST!!!!!]
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That is merely one of the differences between sura and humans.
[anyway.]
But back to your earlier question: yes, I can fight, and rather well, I'd say.
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but she'll let go
because they've both had a long day]
What do you use to fight?
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I need to learn both of those things...
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[jan neither of us know anything about fighting or training why are you making us thread this]
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Are you focusing on offence or defence? Or both?
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But if I had a choice, I'd rather focus defensively. Just because I've killed before doesn't mean I wish to do it again.
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Then, can you attack someone with conviction?
[asking, because nana for better or for worse struggled with that in training.]
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Yes.
[that's the situation she was in before, after all. lili's at least very familiar with the concept of fighting for her life]
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One day my opponent might be anyone, from the sounds of it.
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But good. That will make things easier.
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I'll learn what I must. I can't die here.
I have more still that I need to accomplish.
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[thAT'S ALSO PREDICTABLE, SHESS]
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