[Dust's problem is not execution or performance; Maria has set this all up to be very much within his grasp, after all. By nature his fighting style is fluid, quick and agile, and chock-full of evasive rolls, so doing more of the same? No problem.]
[Dust's problem is, to the shock and surprise of no one, intensity. His maneuvers all put combat before dance, a fact he's perfectly well aware of and doing his best to counter... but those efforts invariably slip about four or five moves into a practice routine, and his flips carry him across the room in an instant while his kicks spell pain for anyone caught by them. He DOESN'T catch anyone, mind, but it's obvious he isn't holding back.]
[And as soon as he realizes, he stops, a scowl on his face as he tries to get it together. This is an unexpected snag.]
Individual
[Okay. He's settled down slightly. No one need fear him. Which means his individual practices are smooth and adroit. No need to fear him, which means working together becomes that much easier...]
So, any idea for a routine we can knock out in the next five minutes?
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[Dust's problem is not execution or performance; Maria has set this all up to be very much within his grasp, after all. By nature his fighting style is fluid, quick and agile, and chock-full of evasive rolls, so doing more of the same? No problem.]
[Dust's problem is, to the shock and surprise of no one, intensity. His maneuvers all put combat before dance, a fact he's perfectly well aware of and doing his best to counter... but those efforts invariably slip about four or five moves into a practice routine, and his flips carry him across the room in an instant while his kicks spell pain for anyone caught by them. He DOESN'T catch anyone, mind, but it's obvious he isn't holding back.]
[And as soon as he realizes, he stops, a scowl on his face as he tries to get it together. This is an unexpected snag.]
Individual
[Okay. He's settled down slightly. No one need fear him. Which means his individual practices are smooth and adroit. No need to fear him, which means working together becomes that much easier...]
So, any idea for a routine we can knock out in the next five minutes?