ALL PUNCH, Thursday, Period 3
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The first thing the class would have noticed when they entered the tavern was that it was very, very loud. Even more so than usual. This was because, Cara, relieved that the island had not pulled any of tricks over the weekend, and in a decision she'd soon come to regret had agreed to let Jaskier have a little music, as a treat.
Which, of course, meant a concert! A very loud, very raucous concert. He gave Cara a thumbs up, keeping the NPC crowd singing along. Programming your perfect audience was such fun, you know.
"The thing about fighting in the real world as opposed to training and sparring is that other people tend not to respect your need for focus and lack of distractions," Cara said, not as dryly as she'd hoped given she had to raise her voice to be heard.
At the back of that crowd of concert goers, two of the programmed people bumped into each other and started pushing one another in a clear beginning of a fight. But oh, the concert went on.
Cara didn't bat an eyelid as the pushing turned into shoving. "Consider it a test of your situational awareness," she said, as the test started drifting towards them. "And how well you accomplish tasks with a distraction."
Which meant that little tussle was spilling over into more of the crowd and toward the students now. So. Have fun, kiiiiids.
Which, of course, meant a concert! A very loud, very raucous concert. He gave Cara a thumbs up, keeping the NPC crowd singing along. Programming your perfect audience was such fun, you know.
"The thing about fighting in the real world as opposed to training and sparring is that other people tend not to respect your need for focus and lack of distractions," Cara said, not as dryly as she'd hoped given she had to raise her voice to be heard.
At the back of that crowd of concert goers, two of the programmed people bumped into each other and started pushing one another in a clear beginning of a fight. But oh, the concert went on.
Cara didn't bat an eyelid as the pushing turned into shoving. "Consider it a test of your situational awareness," she said, as the test started drifting towards them. "And how well you accomplish tasks with a distraction."
Which meant that little tussle was spilling over into more of the crowd and toward the students now. So. Have fun, kiiiiids.