Sir Solace. (
sirsolace) wrote in
knightsoflegend2012-05-15 01:34 am
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WHO || Solace, Scout [open]
WHAT || Solace meets with his squire
WHERE || Healing Room, 2nd Floor, Knight's HQ
WHEN || May 14, evening.
HOW || Actionspam
[ Solace is a busy man, it seems, and difficult to reach, but he finally leaves word for Scout to meet him at the end of a shift spent in the recovery room upstairs. It's quiet when she enters, a few Knights resting in beds as he moves between them, robes dusting the ground. ]

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Thank you, sir.
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Now, surely you must have more questions regarding our procedures.
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I always have questions, sir. I'll need to know about your medicines, since they're not what I'm used to, and if and how they work differently on nonhumans. If there are particular protocols I need to follow, or a uniform. Do they observe holidays he - no, I can look that up myself. How long have you been a division head, if I can ask?
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It's preferred for those working this wing to wear simple robes, usually white. I imagine we could find some in your size, readily.
[ A pause ] As to your other question, nearly two score years now.
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I appreciate it. Are they Knights? ...Is everyone in this castle a Knight? If it's possible, could I have undyed robes? I just... I like the color better, sir, and it doesn't show sweat as much.
A score... that's twenty. You were young when you came into it. [Thinking out loud.]
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[ he finds her commentary on his age worthy of a snort ] I knew a great deal less then than I do now. Age does not figure into it.
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[She hand-shrugs again, this time incorporating some elbow movement, then stretches that arm, holding it against her chest] No one ever stops learning.
How long do most squires stay squires?
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The length of squiring processes can vary from as little as a month or two to half a year or more. It depends on the readiness of the squire.
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[Crisply.]
-I'll adjust.
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Are there going to be - set times to talk to me if you n- if that's needed, or should I just come find you?
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All right. And I would assume if there were things you didn't want to say, for... whatever reason, you'd just tell me you're not going to explain.
But I think I'm good for now. Was there anything else, sir?
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[Her desire to respect authority seems to clash a little with her desire to have some say, take some charge in a situation.]