While Jomei had become consumed with the subject of his rambling, Sara was still focused on one of the casualties that came with her lesson today. Her genuine concern, when paired with Jomei’s belief in just deserts, resulted in Jomei’s willingness to just call it a win for the good guys. Just as eggs must be broken to make an omelette, sacrifices had to be made in the name of science. “Oh I’m sure she’ll bee fine” Jomei replied to Sara’s concern; and a confident energy radiated from him, probably leaking from the same place where his sense of adventure could be found. “That old hag probably just went into shock, but this place is still crawling with her henchman. I’m sure someone will come along soon, and she’ll be back to her old self in no time.”
In a moment’s time, the surrogate instructor and his remaining student had escaped the clutches of the Sango’s swarm. The grove seemed like a forest from within, yet it returned to a pleasant appearance once Jomei and Sara faced the village setting surrounding them. The two of them hardly resembled fruit thieves, and could simply walk away cleanly, from here. “You have done an exceptional job this morning, Sara. You’re practically a natural! Things didn’t go exactly as planned, and rarely do in this line of work, but you were the real MVP in there.” As he complimented her, Jomei weaved a sling from webbing, and bound all of his remaining okos. The bundle was set down in front of Sara. He had already witnessed her strength, and was confident she could handle her next challenge.“As for your class…” he continued, “I think it’s safe to say you passed with flying colors. You should consider joining me for more Science Division Field Missions in the future. I promise you they aren’t always heists. Not all the time. Also, I have an umm, homework assignment for you. Could you carry the rest of these Okos back to the Science Division Lab?”
The sound of commotion stirred within the grove, and Lady Sango’s voice echoed through the deep woods again. It seemed as if she was up and at it again in no time. “We almost forgot Sumi in there.” Jomei’s brow was furrowed, and the pressure of the situation was mounting in there. “I need to go back for her… she’s probably covered with bee stings by now. Leave the rest of this to me, and I’ll see you back at the Laboratory, if all goes well”. With a sudden sense of urgency taking hold, Jomei anxiously rushed back towards into the shady grove.
[Exited Thread]
[spoilername="The Legerdemain"]Congratulations on completing Stealth 101, Sara.
I have written in Jomei's return into the grove as an open ending in case Sumi returns some day.
Legerdemain sequels all day.[/spoilername]
In a moment’s time, the surrogate instructor and his remaining student had escaped the clutches of the Sango’s swarm. The grove seemed like a forest from within, yet it returned to a pleasant appearance once Jomei and Sara faced the village setting surrounding them. The two of them hardly resembled fruit thieves, and could simply walk away cleanly, from here. “You have done an exceptional job this morning, Sara. You’re practically a natural! Things didn’t go exactly as planned, and rarely do in this line of work, but you were the real MVP in there.” As he complimented her, Jomei weaved a sling from webbing, and bound all of his remaining okos. The bundle was set down in front of Sara. He had already witnessed her strength, and was confident she could handle her next challenge.“As for your class…” he continued, “I think it’s safe to say you passed with flying colors. You should consider joining me for more Science Division Field Missions in the future. I promise you they aren’t always heists. Not all the time. Also, I have an umm, homework assignment for you. Could you carry the rest of these Okos back to the Science Division Lab?”
The sound of commotion stirred within the grove, and Lady Sango’s voice echoed through the deep woods again. It seemed as if she was up and at it again in no time. “We almost forgot Sumi in there.” Jomei’s brow was furrowed, and the pressure of the situation was mounting in there. “I need to go back for her… she’s probably covered with bee stings by now. Leave the rest of this to me, and I’ll see you back at the Laboratory, if all goes well”. With a sudden sense of urgency taking hold, Jomei anxiously rushed back towards into the shady grove.
[Exited Thread]
[spoilername="The Legerdemain"]Congratulations on completing Stealth 101, Sara.
I have written in Jomei's return into the grove as an open ending in case Sumi returns some day.
Legerdemain sequels all day.[/spoilername]