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fandomhigh2024-03-27 09:14 am
sword_chocobro) wrote in fandomhigh2024-03-27 09:14 am
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Wilderness Survival; Wednesday, Second Period [03/27].
Cancel class today? What? When you had this fucking unrelenting troll as your instructor??
You guys were so cute.
Class was being held in the danger shop today, though, and anyone who did make it in was actually getting a big grin and a bill of respect from Gladio....although the same could probably be said for anyone who was skipping class but putting it to good use. But that was neither here nor there, because welcome to your nice wintry landscape, everyone! There were jackets and coats, scarves and gloves to bundle up with, too, because the temperature had definitely dropped. And, behind him, a big old icy river meandered through the landscape.
"Bundle up everyone," he said, "and get read, because today? We're learning how to cross a river, especially if that river is freezing cold and icy! It'll be good for ya! And," he nodded a little bit of a concession, "when we're done here, well, all the more reason to find someone to go and get all warmed up with, right?"
And, after throwing them all a wink, he got started on a lecture about what to do in a situation like this that he was sure all of you were definitely paying perfect attention to, right?
But, hey, at least he had a shirt on.
You guys were so cute.
Class was being held in the danger shop today, though, and anyone who did make it in was actually getting a big grin and a bill of respect from Gladio....although the same could probably be said for anyone who was skipping class but putting it to good use. But that was neither here nor there, because welcome to your nice wintry landscape, everyone! There were jackets and coats, scarves and gloves to bundle up with, too, because the temperature had definitely dropped. And, behind him, a big old icy river meandered through the landscape.
"Bundle up everyone," he said, "and get read, because today? We're learning how to cross a river, especially if that river is freezing cold and icy! It'll be good for ya! And," he nodded a little bit of a concession, "when we're done here, well, all the more reason to find someone to go and get all warmed up with, right?"
And, after throwing them all a wink, he got started on a lecture about what to do in a situation like this that he was sure all of you were definitely paying perfect attention to, right?
But, hey, at least he had a shirt on.
Re: Talk to the Teacher - Wilderness Survival, 03/27.
"The indigenous peoples of North America say that the best way to get and stay warm is to be skin to skin." Such an innocent face!
Re: Talk to the Teacher - Wilderness Survival, 03/27.
"Oh, yeah?" he asked. "Is that so? Think we should try it?"
Re: Talk to the Teacher - Wilderness Survival, 03/27.
Re: Talk to the Teacher - Wilderness Survival, 03/27.