First Rule of Fight Club

[Wayland]

"Sorry First Talon." He guessed that she might have taken it the wrong way, like, in a Master/Apprentice kinda way, which totally wasn't the idea, but more a nod to the fact she was a Master of her Path. Or it could just be she prefers that when being addressed by another of her Order. Some people were funny with how they liked to be addressed, especially when you have multiple titles to choose from. Sometimes the best way is to pick one and see what they said of it. And now Wayland knows.

Wayland smiles a genuine friendly smile at Tuesday, "So you and me against each other hey? Good luck Uni. There is no malice in his voice, just a genuine 'good luck' for the challenge to come. "So, how are we gonna split this challenge? Team-wise that is. Plus, I like the idea of a capture the flag siege."

[Avis]

"Let's make it capture the artifact," Avis suggested with a slight smile, "and I say captains can pick teams once everyone shows up. Ya know, we'll get y'all to draft in person, once we actually know who's gonna participate. Sound good?"

[Fisher]

Despite feeling a little down lately Fisher chuckled at the Unicorn as she mouthed that she planned to pick Fisher. It would be interesting to see how things turned out.

When Star made the comment about the missions possible she grinned at him and couldn't help but chime in.

"Well I wanna be on the terrorist team," she said grinning, cause counterstrike.

"Capture the artifact sounds cool too," she said in response to Avis.

Fisher looked around for a bit and wasn't sure what else needed doing for the training, but she would like to get showered and changed if they were done.

"Did you have anything else boss? I'd like to wash off all this blood if we're done," she inquired, then Fisher turned to Brother Rat.

"Oh thanks for the patching up, Brother Rat. I appreciate it," she said with a sincere nod. She wanted to say that before they were done for the day.

[Tuesday]

Wayland's 'Uni' receives a flat stare.

Really Wayland? Really?

The Unicorn nods, "Yepers. Capture the artifact sounds awesome." and just to prove that it did sound awesome, Tuesday stuck a thumb up and grinned. "Team picks the day of would make it farish. There's no one saying we can think up an ideal team and think strategy right?"

Hand drops as the mustelid's words reminds Tuesday she was also covered in Fisher's blood. "Yeah...shower time would be great."

Tuesday throws Mast Splinter a nod and a smile having a bleeding and/or dead Fisher wasn't on anyone's agenda.

Well, the good guy's agenda.

"But yeah. Done for the day?" Tuesday asks Avis since this was her thing after all.

[Star]

"What about a casting ceiling?"

Long fingers waggled at Avis. Totally not a Patronus Charm.

"Say, Disciple spells or lower? Just a thought. Then it's not just a Mastery grab. Maybe more strategy?"

Oh, what? There'd be less chance of 'dox, too? No, of course the Guardian hadn't considered that.

"And hey. You three." A finger slid between the rest of Veiled Threats. "Soak that stuff in cold water. The bloody stuff. Don't, like, just throw those in the washer. 'Kay?"

Because Hearthmaster.

[Wayland]

Picking teams still meant some people were going to feel alienated. "Yo, what about, pickin' straws to pick the teams or somethin'? Seemed to most fair to him, but hey, it wasn't his rodeo.

"I like Star's level cap idea. Mastery is just too much of a trump card, ya know?" Hopefully training was almost at an end, cause he was sore as hell and could do with a beer.

[Avis]

"What, you think the seers are going to put a cap on what they use against you?" Avis asked, a look nearing derision crossing her face.

"Fuck that. The purpose of these sessions is to go all out so that we can learn how best to survive, and then how best to thrive. Why do you think I let everyone slather themselves in buffs before the fight started? If anything, that's what I would put a ceiling on, but I'm not. Still, if you want to limit yourself, you can."

The Warlock shrugged, then started walking towards her bag.

"That's all for today," she called back, "and good job everyone. I hope to see you next time."