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Detective Rosa Diaz ([personal profile] died8yearsago) wrote in [community profile] fandomhigh2019-07-26 06:24 am
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Fandom Gladiators Part DEUX! - First Period, Friday, 07/26.

The class was still being held in the Danger Shop, and it would still be a baseless competition between a bunch of kids and a handful of adults who should probably know better, but that was about the only thing that was the same with the typical Fandom Gladiators class that Friday, right down to the arena and the woman in charge of the whole thing.

There was still an arena, there was that, at least, but instead of the cheap futuristic day-glo vision that usually greeted them, the class would find themselves in a collusium much more historical, which meant that actual gladiator Rosdias, in all her scantily-armored glory, felt right at home.

"Gladiators!" she greeted the assembled warriors with a booming voice, leaning on a spear. "Prepare yourselves! For this morning we engage in the ultimate battle! Veterans versus novices...versus beasts! Release the lions!"

And that was apparently all the preparation they were going to get before the gates were lifted and the lions charged out, though they were likely not about to be discriminate or biased toward whether they were on the teachers' side or the students'.

Good luck!

[[ ocd on the way! is up! Go forth and battle! ]]
uncertain_dume: (Sly Smirk)

Re: Battle Royale! - Gladiators, 07/26.

[personal profile] uncertain_dume 2019-07-26 01:15 pm (UTC)(link)
Kanan had shown up for class, for sure. He wasn't going to miss these things just because the island was being stupid, after all.

... Caleb Dume, Jedi Knight, however, was the one who wound up giving the lions a dubious glance as they were unleashed. He gave his head a shake, straightened his robes, reached for, perhaps predictably, one of the swords - he'd prefer his lightsaber, but the swords were really more in the spirit of the exercise - and took a defensive stance, both to guard himself from the onslaught of the felines and to protect students and other teachers alike.

Look, he wasn't in it to win it, guys. But feel free to hide behind him if you needed to.