Morning Training happens every day in the city, and most days get handwaved. Once a month a log goes up to play out interactions and teaching. It happens from 6 am to 9 am, and this time it's happening December 31st, in-game.
I'll be linking/indexing once threads are made.
Batch 1: Beginners under the age of fifteen. Taught by Prussia,
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I know how to turn into my Weapon Form.
[He says so bluntly, as if determined to get that bit of information out of the way as quickly as possible.]
I just have a question about what happens to Weapons when they resonate with Meisters and thought that maybe you, or someone around here, could answer it.
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I'm listening.
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[He's vague about it, not wanting to get into details or give away more than he has to about his connection to Mello and the Wammy's boys. Rather than explain just what happened, he tugs the collar of his shirt down, revealing several of about half a dozen medium-sized puncture wounds. They're healing well, but it still looks like a bear trap snapped closed on his chest.]
I want to avoid this sort of unfavorable outcome next time, but I've been wary about attempting resonation with anyone else for this reason. Is it generally fairly uncommon, to be injured after a failed resonation, or does this happen frequently to some Weapons?
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I've not been wielded by a like mind... I've never borne witness to something of this nature.
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He seems momentarily frustrated by the fellow Weapon's lack of an answer. Even confirming what he suspects would be helpful; that people who are too similar (in his case, the recklessness he shares with Mello) or different without being complementary, can resonate poorly and reach this type of result.]
A part of my Weapon form is a sort of steel trap, the kind with teeth and a trigger that snaps it shut. I'm sure that's where these came from, but why I'm here is so I can figure out a way to avoid it happening again. What should I look for in a Meister?
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As I have said... I've not experienced this sort of thing before. Whatever it is you have been doing, you had best avoid it - common sense that does not bear repeating, most certainly.
Perhaps your unfortunate circumstance- [His eyes travel down to the lesions once more, being reminded of the sores that covered the body of an old friend back home. It makes his grimace deepen.] Can be avoided by attempting resonance with someone less like you, if this is the result of a partnership gone awry.
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That's essentially what I had deduced for myself. I want to find a partner, but I'm not particularly fond of getting maimed. The problem is that when it comes to people who aren't like me... just as it is with people who are too much like me... I don't get along terribly well with them. In fact, people in general are a bit difficult.
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[It's blunt but that's what Mitsunari does best.]
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I would, trust me... but I need someone to cook for me and make sure I sleep. It's always been like that.
[No sense being coy about the truth. He's an adult, and people assume that adults don't need caretakers unless it's made pretty clear. L's intelligence often obscures that clarity.]
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...You too require someone to remind you of meals? To encourage your rest?
[Mitsunari was a dangerous man. He was seen as a relentless beast in battle and he had learned strategy from one of the greatest minds his world had possessed. Yet like L, he required someone to remind him to take his meals, to wash up, to do so much as rest properly.]
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In Death City, though, "L" was nothing more than the twelfth letter of the alphabet to all but a select few young men from L's own world. The news that he was used to a caretaker, therefore, was usually greeted with incredulity (what's wrong with you? You don't seem retarded) or pity (I'm so sorry, it must be so difficult...), all depending on the person ( ... )
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I have not located such a thing here. [Though one could argue that Magoichi was temporarily fitting that role. That was likely one of the reasons he'd managed to avoid starving to death.] There is no one who has proven themselves worthy of the task.
[Or rather, worthy of his trust.]
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Ironically, if there's any feeling L is capable of sympathizing with, it's probably not being able to fully trust anyone else.]
You seem to be doing all right... I mean, I think you're upset...
[He says it like he isn't really sure.]
...but you don't seem to be starving, or exhausted, or ill.
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[By which he means that he's had someone to remind him. Though not what he would consider his caretaker, Magoichi had taken up the task of at least reminding him when to eat at morning training - and the other world's Hideyoshi served as a reminder of when to rest. Though he would still skip meals and rarely got a full night's sleep, there was at least someone looking out for him, even if he wouldn't admit that his condition was their doing.]
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[But now it seems like people who can't take care of themselves, people that L has actually professed to be exactly like, are useless, at least in this man's opinion. He bites his lip, seeming hungry, tired, and peaked, even if he hadn't quite reached the physical extremes that came with severe neglect yet.]
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