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    Beads of sweat slowly rolled down Dhreim's pale skin as she panted lightly. She had just finished a full 5-hour intense training. Chugging down a bottle of water, Dhreim quickly walked past the massive training area. Entering the intimidating, unbreakable metal hallway, she quickly walked to the elevator and leaned against the wall as the elevator lightly hummed as it moved upward to the basement. The basement was a dark place. Nobody ever went in there, the perfect place to hide one of the entrances to the secret agency of S.A's. Quickly walking up the stairs hidden behind stacks of storage boxes, Dhreim finally entered her school, Frost Academy. Wiping beads of sweat off her forehead, she noticed a friend of hers. Lance. Grinning, she snuck up behind him and tackled him to the ground.

    Sitting criss-cross apple sauce on Lance's stomach Dhreim grinned wider, "What's up Lance?"
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    "When you're on the verge of giving up,
    Remember why
    you held on for so long."


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    Rivaille stood, watching people pass by him as he waited for his friend. He was near one of the entrances of Frost Academy, the place where he lived...and trained. The small man was wearing his usual; black shirt, black pants, combat boots laced tightly, and his grayed scarf wrapped around his neck. Absentmindedly, he caressed the soft material with his middle and thumb finger. The next thing Rivaille knew, he was down on the ground with a girl on top of him. It was Dhreim, probably just back from another training unit. She was sweating slightly, and gave him a greeting.

    "What's up Lance?"

    Grunting, he tried to push the taller girl off him with no luck. Sighing, he relaxed and just lay on the ground. "It's Rivaille Dhreim, Rivaille," he said. "What's up..Another hard day at training?" he said with a grin. Rivaille was in luck, he got to somehow got to 'skip' practice.

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    Watching Lance's poor attempt to push of Dhreim caused her to bite her lip to keep in laughs. Finally giving up, Lance layed on the ground causing Dhreim to break out in a wide, cocky smirk at her win.

    "It's Rivaille Dhreim, Rivaille," he said. "What's up..Another hard day at training?"

    Rolling her eyes, "Yeah, training is so hard and it's always Lance to me."

    Helping Lance up from the ground, she wondered out loud what he did while she was training.
    "When you're on the verge of giving up,
    Remember why
    you held on for so long."


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    Seeing the smirk on her face, Rivaille's face scrunched up. It was normal for people to push him around or watch him helplessly try to push a taller person off from him, but he was alright with it. There were of course pro's for being short. He grabbed Dhreim's offered hand and pulled himself up easily. His bright hazel eyes stared at Dhreim. "Yeah, training is so hard and it's always Lance to me."
    He chuckled, looked down at the ground then back up at her. He knew Dhreim would always call him by his first name no matter how much Rivailled told her not too. Dhreim had asked him what he was up too while she was training, and he gave a slight shrug. "Meh...You know...Standing here and there.. Eating...Petting some kitties.", he mumbled. The last part was a rotten lie though, the last cat he tried to hug was a tabby and it had slashed him quite ferociously. Rivaille had no idea why cats wouldn't accept his love, but just accept food on the ground. I'm sure my hugs aren't that crushing... he thought to himself.
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    As she listened to Lance talk about "petting kitties" it became harder to hold in her laughter. By the time he finished talking, Dhreim's face had turned a light shade of red due to how hard she was trying to hold in her laughter. Holding her hands up in a "time-out" symbol, she walked to the entrance of the school, stepped outside, and let out all her laughter. She knew how much cats seemed to have an undying hate toward her good friend. But she understood why. If she was a cat and she was help in a death-hug, she'd hate that person too. After she had let out all her anger, she walked back to Lance and smiled brightly.

    "So... hugging kitties?" She patted his shoulder, "It's alright Lance. Maybe you'll find a cat that'll love you in some way... eventaully."
    "When you're on the verge of giving up,
    Remember why
    you held on for so long."


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    Dhreim was quite red at the face when Rivaille had finished talking about his adventure's with the feline. The next thing the thick-headed guy knew, she was passing by him. He could hear a massive outburst of barking laughter, and he reddened slightly. She came back a few minutes later and gave him a pat on the shoulder. "It's alright Lance. Maybe you'll find a cat that'll love you in some way... eventually."

    Puffing his cheeks, he gave a arrogant nod and crossed his arms and looked the other way. Talking about his failed relationships was embarrassing...in some way. "I WILL find one...soon. Very soon," he said indignantly. Then, a shrieking bell alarmingly rang. Rolling his eyes a bit, he let out a sigh and started walking towards a hall way, where it would eventually lead to a room with the instructors. Looking back at Dhreim he gave a slight nod, "You coming?" There was really nothing to laugh about anymore, it was time to kill another, or something like that.
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    Looking at Lance, she nodded, her face taking on a darker expression. Walking alongside Lance, she felt weary, tired. She was tired of killing. She wanted a normal life. It was what she yearned for; to own a house, work for a living, and be in a relationship. She wanted to experience everything, but with her status, it was forbidden. Rubbing her arms to relax herself, she sighed and regained her composure as the two of them neared the meeting room. Cracking the door open, Dhreim stepped in with Lance behind her and shut the door.

    "Glad you made it on time. I've just recieved your next mission."
    "When you're on the verge of giving up,
    Remember why
    you held on for so long."


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    Killing, stealing, black-mailing, and beating up people was a daily chore for Rivaille. He didn't exactly mind the last 3, since he came from crime, and crime revolved around the dark stuff. Still, killing someone still wasn't easy for a long-time veteran like Rivaille. It hurt his conscience to know that even if he killed a bad person, there were always a few people who would get hurt because he killed. When the two had entered the room, there were already there.

    "Glad you made it on time. I've just recieved your next mission."

    Rivaille suppressed another sigh, and held out his hand for the written documents. He soon was in possession of the papers, and he waited silently for the instructor to say any more additional information.
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    As Lance took the documents, Dhreim stood to the side and decided to relax herself. She only intended to "blank out" for a couple seconds to clear her thoughts. This relaxation was different from when she fought. She was free to think, and be in her own world. She was now just an blank slate. Her mind was now somewhere else. In her mind, she could hear the instructor explain the details of their mission. She wanted to listen, but at the same time she didn't. It felt like she stood there for hours before she was viciously pulled out of her world. As her eyes came into focus, and her mind cleared, she found herself laying on the floor in a feeble position, clutching her stomach.

    The instructor had punched her.

    As her body and everything came into focus, she could feel the pulsing pain around her stomach. Unlike the other Agents, her body was weak. Her body was more fragile than most because she had focused her body highly in speed and gymnastics. She was also an offensive person in combat, and lacked in defense. Her reaction time for defense was extremely slow, but she excelled at swift, offensive attacks. Taking in the pain, Dhreim slowly stood up and faced the instructor. He was a terrible man. His face was full of war scars, and his beady eyes were cold. But, he was a good leader and he was not one to be messed with.
    "When you're on the verge of giving up,
    Remember why
    you held on for so long."


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    The instructor had punched the girl next to Rivaille. Surprised, he stood there, frozen in place. Dhreim had fallen to the ground, clutching her stomach. He could see obvious pain in her body. Clutching his fists, his eyes found the instructors. He clenched his jaw, and the muscle rippled around his jawline. Rivaille studied the scar lines on his face, the beady eyes, and the firm aggressive aura he held. The instructor half-snarled at Rivaille then jabbed a finger at Dhreim. "You...need to pay attention dimwit." Rivaille cursed in his mind, and decided to take action. "We'll go know," he said stiffly to the instructor. Grabbing Dhreim's left arm firmly with his left arm, he guided her out of the room with the paper clutched in his right. The door banged behind the two with a deafening clang. Rivaille knew he would get hell for acting up in front of the instructor, but it was all right. The instructor was a total bastard. Without looking at Dhreim, he asked: "You alright?" He knew well that she was just clearing her mind, no spacing out because she was dumb.
    A voice is such a deep, personal reflection of character.

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