4th of Summer, 522 AV
There was more to it than just that he was sure, such as being cognizant of the edge of the machete, and striking the bamboo just above the joint, things he just didn’t understand be he hoped to with enough practice. He was trying to clear his mind to remember this moment, but it was difficult so flush with his earlier embarrassment. Perhaps he would take up Zayne on his offer of meditation classes. He could certainly use the help focusing, especially in a situation like this where Yoga wasn’t exactly applicable.
“That, and I saw there was a spot of old damage the bamboo had grown around. Something had scraped the side of it, and that area was slightly off color to the rest of the body. It gave me the in I needed to let gravity do most of the work.” Uta said with a wry grin, pointing out the subtle darker spot on the base of her walking stick. Cleon nodded and took up the other two bamboo sticks before looking around. “Where do you think Indigo has gone off to?” Cleon asked.
“Oh she’s probably looking for a suitable place to camp. We’ll want to do so soon if we are going to hunt before the light runs out, and shes not one to waste time.” Uta said as she started to lead the way through the jungle once more. “I don’t think she really likes me.” Cleon admitted after a few chimes, not really sure why he did so, just that he kind of felt the need to get that off of his chest at the moment. Uta chuckled.
“On the contrary, I think you might have grown on her. She volunteered to come on this little expedition. I think she feels bad for the way things went between you two last season, but that isn’t really for me to say.” Uta explained, and to say Cleon was surprised would be putting it mildly. He didn’t know Indigo as well as he might like to so he’d just assumed her standoffish demeanor of late meant she still didn’t like him for how they left things last season. Of course Cleon was willing to accept full responsibility for his actions but so far had been too nervous to approach Indigo about it. If she truly decided to let past remain there past then he was beyond thankful that he wouldn’t have to broach such an awkward conversation with her. Then again, Uta could just be telling him this to get his mind right for the trip. Most of wilderness survival was a mental game, staying up beat and calm despite the pressures of the wilderness. Cleon strived to remember that, but it wasn’t exactly the easiest thing to bring to mind when there was so much information being thrown at him out here. He quickly decided his attention would be put to better use focusing again on what Uta was doing instead of kicking around in his own head so that was what he did, their conversation lapsing into silence as they walked.
WC - 517
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There was more to it than just that he was sure, such as being cognizant of the edge of the machete, and striking the bamboo just above the joint, things he just didn’t understand be he hoped to with enough practice. He was trying to clear his mind to remember this moment, but it was difficult so flush with his earlier embarrassment. Perhaps he would take up Zayne on his offer of meditation classes. He could certainly use the help focusing, especially in a situation like this where Yoga wasn’t exactly applicable.
“That, and I saw there was a spot of old damage the bamboo had grown around. Something had scraped the side of it, and that area was slightly off color to the rest of the body. It gave me the in I needed to let gravity do most of the work.” Uta said with a wry grin, pointing out the subtle darker spot on the base of her walking stick. Cleon nodded and took up the other two bamboo sticks before looking around. “Where do you think Indigo has gone off to?” Cleon asked.
“Oh she’s probably looking for a suitable place to camp. We’ll want to do so soon if we are going to hunt before the light runs out, and shes not one to waste time.” Uta said as she started to lead the way through the jungle once more. “I don’t think she really likes me.” Cleon admitted after a few chimes, not really sure why he did so, just that he kind of felt the need to get that off of his chest at the moment. Uta chuckled.
“On the contrary, I think you might have grown on her. She volunteered to come on this little expedition. I think she feels bad for the way things went between you two last season, but that isn’t really for me to say.” Uta explained, and to say Cleon was surprised would be putting it mildly. He didn’t know Indigo as well as he might like to so he’d just assumed her standoffish demeanor of late meant she still didn’t like him for how they left things last season. Of course Cleon was willing to accept full responsibility for his actions but so far had been too nervous to approach Indigo about it. If she truly decided to let past remain there past then he was beyond thankful that he wouldn’t have to broach such an awkward conversation with her. Then again, Uta could just be telling him this to get his mind right for the trip. Most of wilderness survival was a mental game, staying up beat and calm despite the pressures of the wilderness. Cleon strived to remember that, but it wasn’t exactly the easiest thing to bring to mind when there was so much information being thrown at him out here. He quickly decided his attention would be put to better use focusing again on what Uta was doing instead of kicking around in his own head so that was what he did, their conversation lapsing into silence as they walked.
WC - 517
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