Selkie looked at Rookie, I certainly hope so.
Ajal shoved Rookie out of the way, "Move! Dodging takes less enegry then taking a direct hit plus it's less painful, defense 101."

"O-okay!" Rookie replied. "Gotcha!"

"If you hava to take a hit with no other choice make it a minimal hit meaning you take little injury from it. Such as tail or tip of ear," Ajal lectured.

Ganz nuzzled he'd softly.

"Let your plans be dark and impenetrable as night, and when you move, fall like a thunderbolt.do those sound like the words of a chicken to you?" she asked

Clik slashed their th shadow from the back and for a second it looked surprised.Befor returning on her and slashing.She blocked it but you could clearly tell that she'd done something to her wing,it was at a weird angle.

Kaladin tilted his head slightly. ...Maybe we were wrong about that one? He nodded over to Ajal. He's sounding like Douglas now.

"Right. No big hits." Rookie acknowledged, then smiled gratefully. "Thanks."

"No, that sounds like a philosepher. Honestly, I didn't take you for the scholorly type.." Sonic replied.

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Kini popped up for another attack aimed at Void.


Luna stayed with him, "I'll protect you I promise."
Ajal growled softly, "Rookie another lesson chanelling anger into power." He dashed at Clik's oppenet with supurizing speed and attacked viciously. He kicked it hard enough to send it flying away.

No what he just did is what Skipper did to me, Selkie objected.

Rookie cocked his weapon again and opened fire on the shadow. "I'll have to teach you a few lessons in ranged weapons later." He offered.

Kaladin shrugged. I wouldn't know like you would.

"You really want to try that when I could A kill you with a flick of my hand, B incapacitate you with a flick of my wrist," Ajal warned.


I still have his boot mark on my back, Selkie mummbled.

Kaladin gave him a look. Is that even possible in this state?

"A simple no is fine." Rookie mummbled.