cancry | Backdated to Earlier in April

Backdated to Earlier in April

[So. Sword going at it with a training dummy is not that uncommon. In the month or so he's been here, he's pretty much seen beating the shit out of a dummy for a few hours a day.

This is a bit Much, though. He's been at it since breakfast, stopped for a quick lunch, and went right back to training. It's now nearly dinner, and he hasn't stopped since.

There may be a Problem.]

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[...no he doesn’t, sword.]

Very well. However, my second point still stands.

[Honestly, he probably just forgets that Phoenix is blind.]

I'm fine.

Are you? Working yourself to exhaustion won’t do you any good, you realize. At worst it’s likely to render your training pointless if you cause yourself harm in the long run.

I know, and I know what I'm doing. The first memory I had was training constantly, and how to tell when I'm overdoing it.

[The question is how much is he paying attention to that?]

And are you overdoing it?

[phoenix, luckily enough, can see bullshit]

[A long pause.]

I don't think so, but you'll probably disagree.

An excellent observation, and a correct one.

So was that an offer to get me food, or simply telling me you're getting me food?

It’s whichever you choose to accept it as. I am going to make dinner regardless; you’re welcome to it, or you may continue until you pass out and then eat something.

One of these options will result in me annoying you far less. The rest is your decision.

What are you making?

Well, that all depends. What do you like?

Preferably something vegetarian, since I'm usually cooking for everyone.

[A long, long pause as Sword gives Phoenix a look despite knowing he won't see it. Perhaps because of that.]

...I don't like vegetables. I tend to go for the spicy dishes, or the meat ones.

[...There was that weird deja vu again.]

Hm...well, I can work with that. Some riceballs with the right seasoning might not be a terrible compromise.