Post by The Prettiest Squish on Jul 25, 2019 19:17:35 GMT -5
"Ma'am, the children are afraid of your slice and dicing."
Rémi looked to her left and saw a man in a white sailor outfit standing a good distance away. She lowered the sword and propped the broad side of the blade on her shoulder before huffing a deep sigh. "You can see I'm doing my exercises, right?" She glared at him through her reddish argent eyes and blinked slowly. The young woman slowly glanced to the side where she then saw rows of adults covering the eyes of small children. The crowd hid behind beach chairs and umbrellas which slightly amused the sword girl.
Just then the man spoke up and bought back her attention, "Yes, I can see that ma'am. But this is a cruise meant for holiday and relaxation. And the other guests would like if their lives didn't feel threatened by your - er - training equipment." He eyed the jet black claymore resting on her shoulder with unease, judging by the quiver in his voice and nervous tapping of his feet. Rémi took one last stare at him before sighing and raising the sword above her head. The crewman flinched but the girl did not drop the blade his way. Instead she simply arced the steel to her back where it landed comfortably between an unhinged scabbard just before she clamped it shut with a latch.
"There, it's gone. Are we happy now?" She crossed her arms and raised a brow with discontent. The man nodded and bowed before anxiously jogging back to where he came from. Rémi on the other hand looked back to the horizon where she'd been facing all this time. A party of clouds gathered in the distance and she squinted suspiciously at the churning waters. Well at least I'm on a big ship this time. I wouldn't be caught dead on a rowboat in these waves. She breathed in the incoming winds and blew them out through her mouth. The air tasted salty and she licked her lips to compensate. Her eyes peered into the oncoming darkness again and her mind wandered to inauspicious places. Something tells me my sword swinging will be the least of these people's worries...
Rémi looked to her left and saw a man in a white sailor outfit standing a good distance away. She lowered the sword and propped the broad side of the blade on her shoulder before huffing a deep sigh. "You can see I'm doing my exercises, right?" She glared at him through her reddish argent eyes and blinked slowly. The young woman slowly glanced to the side where she then saw rows of adults covering the eyes of small children. The crowd hid behind beach chairs and umbrellas which slightly amused the sword girl.
Just then the man spoke up and bought back her attention, "Yes, I can see that ma'am. But this is a cruise meant for holiday and relaxation. And the other guests would like if their lives didn't feel threatened by your - er - training equipment." He eyed the jet black claymore resting on her shoulder with unease, judging by the quiver in his voice and nervous tapping of his feet. Rémi took one last stare at him before sighing and raising the sword above her head. The crewman flinched but the girl did not drop the blade his way. Instead she simply arced the steel to her back where it landed comfortably between an unhinged scabbard just before she clamped it shut with a latch.
"There, it's gone. Are we happy now?" She crossed her arms and raised a brow with discontent. The man nodded and bowed before anxiously jogging back to where he came from. Rémi on the other hand looked back to the horizon where she'd been facing all this time. A party of clouds gathered in the distance and she squinted suspiciously at the churning waters. Well at least I'm on a big ship this time. I wouldn't be caught dead on a rowboat in these waves. She breathed in the incoming winds and blew them out through her mouth. The air tasted salty and she licked her lips to compensate. Her eyes peered into the oncoming darkness again and her mind wandered to inauspicious places. Something tells me my sword swinging will be the least of these people's worries...