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The Ninth Match
Characters: Brigitta, Arthur, Spectators
Location: The Coliseum.
Time: Two days after the last fights.
Summary: The ninth of the death matches.
Warnings: Character death warning.
Weber was already waiting, drumming his fingers idly on the arm of his seat. The king swept in late, passing through the barriers as if they did not exist. He glanced over the arena, as cold as before. “Arthur Pendragon, Brigitta. You are both trained in the use of the sword. Now we shall see which of you has been trained best.”
The hourglass began its counting. The king took up his throne again, and Weber took out a small deck of cards.
Location: The Coliseum.
Time: Two days after the last fights.
Summary: The ninth of the death matches.
Warnings: Character death warning.
Weber was already waiting, drumming his fingers idly on the arm of his seat. The king swept in late, passing through the barriers as if they did not exist. He glanced over the arena, as cold as before. “Arthur Pendragon, Brigitta. You are both trained in the use of the sword. Now we shall see which of you has been trained best.”
The hourglass began its counting. The king took up his throne again, and Weber took out a small deck of cards.
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Brigitta has certain rules for other people, beyond the core one of violating justice gets you stabbed, and amongst the core principles are two very important things – you don’t point out her stupidity and you don’t touch her sword, or even her sword hand. She fully expects people to understand these rules; she glares at them enough for them to pick something up.
And yet this man has just broken both of them, this is really rather displeasing.
She yanks the sword away smoothly from his chest, and then arches a very displeased eyebrow – expecting this to convey absolutely everything. “No, I think you’re the stupid one – I’m not dying but I’m not killing you either; and don’t you dare tell me what to do with my sword.”
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"Clearly, you're being incredibly stupid. You say you do not wish to die. If you want to survive you must kill me or else we both die when that sand runs out. What don't you understand?"
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"But I don't want to kill you," she explains patiently, as if to a very small, very stupid child. "You're quite obviously a innocent - you almost have a halo."