Garrett Hawke (
iwannabeadragon) wrote2011-06-27 12:39 am
7th Duel [Audio]
[Hawke has covered every inch of this keep with no success. He can't keep lying to himself anymore. Fenris and Thunderbutt aren't here. It's time to tell the others.]
They're gone.
[That's all he says. It's all he needs to say. He sets his journal aside and tries to focus on something else. Namely trying to train the pups in the kennels. Nothing too hard at the moment, just some basic commands that any good dog should know. It's obvious that they rather play then listen though.]
They're gone.
[That's all he says. It's all he needs to say. He sets his journal aside and tries to focus on something else. Namely trying to train the pups in the kennels. Nothing too hard at the moment, just some basic commands that any good dog should know. It's obvious that they rather play then listen though.]

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I... Are you certain, Hawke?
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[What else is there to say?]
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[Because he refuses to believe they're dead.]
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[Worry, worry, worry.]
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[Admit there's a problem? Not doing.]
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[Nope. Still worried.]
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[Vie sighs.]
If you won't tell me that, then will you at least say where you are?
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I'm in the kennels.
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Alright.
[A few minutes later she appears, wary of her surroundings and far more tense than her usual self.]
Hawke?
[This had better not be some prank to get her near the dogs.]
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When she enters Hawke turns towards her and holds a finger to his lips and then points to the pile of sleeping puppies.]
They just fell asleep.
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Hello. Will you tell them to sit for me?
[It will probably not work. Most of the commands that she has taught the pups so far have been in Portuguese. That could explain why they were not listening to Hawke. But he does not need to know that yet, right?]
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Sit!
[And of course they don't listen to him. He turns back to Nieta and shrugs his shoulders.]
It's still a work in progress.
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I have taught them in Portuguese. It is easier then teaching them to ignore words sometimes.
[She moves the barrow around.]
The word is 'senta.' Try again?
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Senta!
[He uses the same tone as he did when he tried his own dog: sharp and demanding.]
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Senta!
[One of the sitting dogs lays down. The others continue to ignore her. She grins, sheepish.]
It is a... work in progress still.
Will you help me?
[She motions toward the deer carcass.]
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At least they're trying.
[Smart as they are, even mabari have trouble paying attention when there's food nearby.]
Of course.
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[Nieta moves to lift the deer's hind quarters from the barrow, but keeps watching Hawke out of the corner of her eye. It is good that he is laughing. For a moment, she was worried that there was something wrong.]
I can write down their words, if you would like to work with them more often? I do not get as much time to train them anymore.
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While she moves to the back Hawke moves to its front.]
That would be a lot easier than me shouting words at them until something sticks.
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