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Date Posted: 19:51:57 02/07/02 Thu
Author: [I'laea]
Subject: [calm]
In reply to: Bel'Khalyn 's message, ">>>>>>>" on 19:00:04 02/07/02 Thu

[Swarthy skinned Sword Dancer fights to keep her patience, vowing not to stoop to the other's level. No wonder the woman had made little better than Swordsworn instructor.. ..and knight instructor.. she continued, spitting inwardly. Even though this woman deserved little respect and did nothing to earn it, the sable-haired newcomer decided not to play her game and intead get on with it. She had no patience for petty insults and poor manners, returning in kind though better judgement warned her otherwise.]

["You consider yourself fit to be a teacher? No, you are a poor substitute for a tae'khar. You would not even be fit for tal'henya," she spat, "Perhaps your parents or whatever dogs raised you taught you no manners, but I would expect at least civility from one with so great a reputation, unfounded as it may seem. I wish not a battle, and I would that there was someone more fit I might speak to since you are obviously above 'the rest of us'," she continued, her voice mocking. "I am not sure your reasons for rudeness if you even have them, but considering you have but squires here," she continued, "and no Swordsworn, Sword Dancers, or otherwise, you should be desperate for applicants, especially ones you don't have to train. Now, I don't know what your problem is," she said, exasperated with the woman's childish behavior, "but I am not the cause of them, and I will not let me subject me to your ma'khar behavior because you know no better or, for that matter, for any other reason."]

[The woman turned, delibrately turning her back and whistling for her horse. As she is about ready to mount, she turnes, looking the li'hiyah up and down, the same disdain marking her voice that the other had used prior. "I will fight you, li'hiyah," she said, turning and mounting, concluding her statement from atop her horse, "I will Dance. But on my terms, in a place of my choosing. Not like you'd cheat or anything," she continued, though her voice betrays her thoughts, which ran quite the opposite, "but I trust you not. If you take my offer," she said, kneeing her horse out of the school, "I can be found at Fairfield's inn. I can understand if you are shey'hala," she finished with a sneer, departing swiftly, not awaiting an answer.]

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>>>> -- Bel'Khalyn, 20:21:24 02/07/02 Thu