Ashley Magnus (
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WHO: Ashley Magnus
WHERE: South Village, by the water
WHEN: random Mornings throughout the month
OPEN TO: Everyone
WARNINGS: Updated as needed
WHERE: South Village, by the water
WHEN: random Mornings throughout the month
OPEN TO: Everyone
WARNINGS: Updated as needed
un: magnus
One more day of this normal routine and I'm going to fucking lose it. South Village. By the mill. Sparring partners needed before I go fucking nuts without work. Any morning from dawn until lunchish.
Ashley never thought about how much of her life was spent constantly on the go. Even in her downtime, she realized she wasn't likely to sit around long, coming up with reasons to get out and move. It's a restlessness that she took for granted when she had the Sanctuary work to do, and an entire city to traverse. Not to mention abnormals to contain, especially with the uptick because of the Cabal before this place.
Now if this place is Cabal or not, she doesn't know, but if it is, they already know what she's capable of so there's reason to hide it.
Mornings start with a run, heading out further each day, taking new routes, trying to not only learn this place but learn every path she might need for any reason. Not to mention the creatures, the resources, anything to keep her on her toes and know what she might need no matter what happens.
By the mill she practices with the few weapons she's gathered, using them in various ways so she knows the heft and weight of them in case. Everything is in case, even if here she has no idea in case of what. There's only so much a person can practice alone, so she hopes sending out that message will draw a few people to practice against. Will keep her on point, not to mention meaning she could get a chance to know more of those here. It's already been eye opening, and she's curious what else this place holds.
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Still smiling, she makes a quick dart in, feinting for a strike to the midsection.
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Something a little more hand-to-hand and even, like this, is going to be a learning experience. She learns quick, though,
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"You learn through professional training, or on the streets?"
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"Streets. You?"
She leaps in a straight tackle attempt to her midsection.
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Ashley didn't duck or dodge, instead moving with it, falling back to try and draw the other woman in, trying to get her off her feet and toss her back and over her as she went down to the ground.
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"I knew they brought a lot of us from fighting backgrounds, but you're fun," she admits, entirely meaning it as a compliment. "Most fight clean. Soldier fighting, you know?"
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"No, I don't, soldier fighting?" It certainly wasn't clean; it's all over her clothes and hair and exposed skin and even in her socks, she thinks. "- you're fun, too. This is fun. I wouldn't mind doing more of this."
The fight, the movement, it's the thrill without the threat of death.
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"It's not street fighting. I learned on the streets mixed with martial arts. Not everyone does the same. Though there's a lot of combatants here," she admits, figuring it's a good thing to be aware of.
"I love it," she admits. "It keeps the heart beating, and let's us have something to work towards. Besides being ready. You know, in case."
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