whattaprick: (back the fuck up)
Lambert ([personal profile] whattaprick) wrote in [community profile] lostcarnival2018-01-08 12:04 pm

let's get down to business

Who: Nightrunners and whoever wants to make use of the training yard for whatever reason.
When: S2 D1-D5
Where: The Training Yard
What: Training, or pointing and laughing at people training.
Warnings: Explosions and swearing, probably.

Though it's never really been off-limits, once they're down off the moon, Lambert wastes little time informing the nightrunners he officially expects them to get back to training and getting in shape. They can make ample use of the training yard facilities to learn how to work with each other after their extended vacation, or just get to know their newer coworkers in an environment closer to what their actual working conditions will actually be like.

The yard, as usual, isn't limited solely to nightrunners. Anyone who wants to work on their physical or magical skills are welcome, as well as anyone from the other departments who have anything they might want to test out that requires a combatant, for some reason.

Lambert's generally a constant presence at the fringes, sometimes participating in exercise or sparring himself, but mostly just watching and making sure no one's about to put someone's eye out or break the equipment, because that would be bad for obvious reasons.

[ ooc; this is an open log, so bring your own toplevel! ]
criticallyfucked: (It's all in who you know tonight)

[personal profile] criticallyfucked 2018-01-27 06:27 am (UTC)(link)
As a rule, Foster does not hold reality to a lot of expectations. Some of it could probably be attributed to the presence of magic as an everyday occurrence in his world, but... that actually has very little to do with it.

And yet Lapis not only manages to surprise him, she manages to briefly alarm him--or at least make him kick, spasmodically, legs splayed like he anticipates the need to struggle, or maybe swim. It's little more than pointless flailing, honestly.

Which again sends pain radiating from his hip, which makes him kick harder, and--well, anyway, she's not drowning him or even doing anything interesting and eventually he stops. But really, he hadn't even grasped what Lapis was doing, let alone why. Foster's instincts lean more towards taking the opportunity to drown himself than... anything to prevent that.

"I know Amethyst is a gem," Foster complains, frustrated.