tvk | (no subject)

[Sometime in the morning, there will be a blonde making a video call. It takes her a first try--this is far ahead of her own technology, but she's into computers, so it's not too difficult, really. More intriguing than anything else.]

I suppose before I go on, it would be wise to at least offer an introduction of myself, wouldn't it? After all, one would think it would be best to get to know the people that will be surrounding you for as long as you might stay here.

My name is Fuu Hououji. I'm fifteen years old, a Sagittarius, blood type A. I'm not entirely sure how injuries work here, but if I am ever in need of a blood transfusion, and unable to communicate this properly, it would be imperative that someone knew. I normally reside in Tokyo, Japan, though I suppose that has changed, now.

[Fuu pauses to think. There's plenty of other things she could say. But she won't say any of them.]

I appreciate the warm welcome to the city, and I'm sure it will be a pleasure to meet all of you. However, I would appreciate an explanation of the exact details of what is going on, and if possible, why I have been summoned. I hope that, at least, would not be too much trouble.

Flat | Top-Level Comments Only

It's that way with everything, isn't it, Archer-san?

It is. I learned combat through practice rather than theory as well, and I can not say that impacted my fighting capabilities negatively in any way.

Edited 2011-12-14 13:12 (UTC)

Well, once someone puts a weapon in your hands, books and things aren't of much help. I could read all I wanted about broadswords, I couldn't use one until you put it in my hands.

I have experienced some people do excel in learning from just what is told to them. After all, as long as you have read up enough on how to use a sword, you might feel more confident once you actually hold one in your own hands.

That is true, though I do find a great deal changes when you can feel the weight [oooor lack thereof] in your hands.