Survival skills class -- desert edition -- open

[nofarplaneyet]

Characters: Auron and anyone else who wants to make sand angels

Location: Desert right outside Death City

Rating: S for sandy

Time: Feb. 17 around 2 p.m.

Description: Auron teaches a few students how survive in a giant sandbox. With an assist from his partner





Yesterday's mission had tired out Auron, but not enough that he couldn't teach. He waited at the gates of Death City for the few students who seemed interested for a short field trip outside the walls.

((OOC: Comment on Auron's parts of the lecture and also have your own threads wherever. Threadjack!)

Comments

I hope you don't mind...? a little negative cr to spice things up?

[tauborn]

It was at this point in the lesson that Takuto decided to leave. Getting taken by the witches had been so damaging to him. It's hard to believe that there was one person--much harder to believe that person was Auron, who he trusted and looked up to--who was making jokes about it.

His face turned a little pale despite the heat, and he turned to start marching back into the city.

Oooh, Auron wouldn't have known that so yeah

[nofarplaneyet]

Where was Takuto going?

"Is the heat getting to you?" he called out.

poor Auron, getting blamed by an angsty teen.... >_>

[tauborn]

"No."

He stopped walking, but didn't turn around. He wasn't sure he wanted to, and he wasn't sure what else he'd could say to the man, either. And the last thing he wanted was to make a big scene.

At least he's not whiny like Tidus

[nofarplaneyet]

Well, something was up with the kid. "If you have to leave, go ahead. You can talk to me later if you need to." Because he was still in the middle of teaching.

I would personally strangle a whiny Takuto....

[tauborn]

He nodded once, and then continued walking off, unsure if he really wanted to bring it up with Auron later. Certainly, walking out in the middle of his lesson was rude, but he still felt that Auron's fault had been worse. Though he hadn't really wanted to create any kind of scene.

Maybe he'd go apologize later, when he could shake the feeling of betrayal he knew the man didn't deserve.