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Unconventional Tactics, Tuesday, Period 2
"Yo, Rookies!" If Reno looked a little less mellow than usual, that was totally the imagination of everyone in the class. If he looked like he'd done up a few more buttons than usual on his shirt, too? Well, that much wasn't. Even Reno could respect when it was really freaking awkward to go around half-dressed in front of students who were practically his own age. "We've covered all kinds of fun fightin' crap already, and healin' and all of that, yo. So today we're gonna expand a little on that barricade thing we did the other week, and go into defenses as a whole."
Insert thoughtful pause while Reno struggles not to make a horribly off-color crack about 'protection,' here.
"In the sim where we we set up that barricade and faced off against them griffins, we were really just stratchin' the surface, yo. There are plenty of ways to keep invaders out, beyond just pilin' things up. It's true, some of the best-fortified places have way more time to set up those defenses than we do, yo. Can we really be expected to-" he choked on the word 'erect,' "set up a wall around the whole island or whatever? But there are things we can do. I know my girl Rikku's got experience with puttin' together patrol droids, which ain't a bad first step. Knowin' there's an enemy on the way and gatherin' info about 'em early on is a big help on the way to fendin' them off."
Deep breath. Press onward, Reno!
"Makin' yourself ha-difficult to find is another important step. Camo, magic or tech-based sight-shields, findin' your way into convenient little hidey-holes, they're all gonna save your ass when the heat is on, yo. And then, of course, comes the barricade stuff. The point ain't always to pile so much junk so high that it'll take 'em forever to get in. That kinda strategy don't work against an aerial enemy, does it? But the same idea applies, whether you're layin' out mines, electric fences, or lightin' your barricade on fire for one major last stand."
Okay! He was in the home stretch now! He could do this!
"Discussion class today, yo. Knowin' as much as you do about the island, how would you go about protectin' what you got? Where do your own strengths sit? Talk about what it is you can contribute to fortifyin' the island if somethin' big hits, whether it's early-warning, finding a place to hunker down that'll give you a tactical advantage, or just keepin' shit out."
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Insert thoughtful pause while Reno struggles not to make a horribly off-color crack about 'protection,' here.
"In the sim where we we set up that barricade and faced off against them griffins, we were really just stratchin' the surface, yo. There are plenty of ways to keep invaders out, beyond just pilin' things up. It's true, some of the best-fortified places have way more time to set up those defenses than we do, yo. Can we really be expected to-" he choked on the word 'erect,' "set up a wall around the whole island or whatever? But there are things we can do. I know my girl Rikku's got experience with puttin' together patrol droids, which ain't a bad first step. Knowin' there's an enemy on the way and gatherin' info about 'em early on is a big help on the way to fendin' them off."
Deep breath. Press onward, Reno!
"Makin' yourself ha-difficult to find is another important step. Camo, magic or tech-based sight-shields, findin' your way into convenient little hidey-holes, they're all gonna save your ass when the heat is on, yo. And then, of course, comes the barricade stuff. The point ain't always to pile so much junk so high that it'll take 'em forever to get in. That kinda strategy don't work against an aerial enemy, does it? But the same idea applies, whether you're layin' out mines, electric fences, or lightin' your barricade on fire for one major last stand."
Okay! He was in the home stretch now! He could do this!
"Discussion class today, yo. Knowin' as much as you do about the island, how would you go about protectin' what you got? Where do your own strengths sit? Talk about what it is you can contribute to fortifyin' the island if somethin' big hits, whether it's early-warning, finding a place to hunker down that'll give you a tactical advantage, or just keepin' shit out."
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Lecture
Reno will make you sit in the corner if you try to crawl onto your classmates or something.
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fooling herselftrying not to let it affect her, though there were a couple of people she knew she should probably avoid until this all passed....oh, Azar, Karla was in this class with her, wasn't she?
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Was pissed off. She was very deliberately and almost cheerfully whallowing in her pissed off mood as she listened to the lecture.
And glared.
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Calling up memories of certain woods he'd been in months ago helped. A little.
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Okay, she was a little more distractable than usual, but that wasn't that weird either...
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Though she did keep sneaking glances at Kennedy at far more than her usual rate, and sometimes when she glanced, her thoughts ... wandered.
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At least she wasn't the only one? Well, that could either make things better...or worse.
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harddifficult enough to concentrate as it was, now Ben also had to deflect Ino's crappy mood.Fan-kriffing-tastic.
He was paying very close attention to Reno's lecture out of self-preservation.
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On the one hand, this was a lesson practically designed to bring memories of Agio flooding back to the fore. Not that they were every really all that far away, but still.
On the other hand, there was one Hell of a distraction handy. Unfortunately, it was a highly inappropriate one and all of her classmates were really pretty. And Raven was here. And Ben. And--oh, hi, Dolf. Have you always been that atrractive? And...
Karla was just going to stare at her notebook like her life depended on it. Agio or unnatural attraction to anything that walked? What a crappy choice
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She was also getting a severe headache from Ino's strange raginess at Professor Reno.
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So she kept her mouth shut, rested her head on her arms, and went back to looking at Kennedy's legs.
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At any rate, Zatanna stopped for a moment. "Magic shields? Mine fields? Someone please turn the AC on..."
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"I think through classes, the reserves, and daily runs, I have the topography of the island memorized," Ben offered, "so I'd be able to tell if something has changed. More importantly, I can call on the Force to move faster than most people, so I could go and come back faster than someone else. Well, assuming they aren't a teleporter."
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Talk to the TAs
But they probably knew that.
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However, seeing the argument between Reno and Ino that made no sense to her had her both concerned for them... and sitting very still at her seat.
Pretending to be invisible helped in most cases...
...though it didn't stop the twitchiness she was feeling.
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It's really weird, balancing these things when you were classmates with some of your pupils just a year and a half before.
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"Hey, uhh, Reno?" Karla said, standing awkwardly in front of his desk. "Do you have a minute? Maybe more than one?"
He was getting a special letter, too. Maybe. Did being a Rookie extend that far? Karla wasn't sure.
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OOC
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