Well, I have nothing against collabs per-se, as you may or may not know. However, at the moment I am tired, maybe after I have slept.
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"I would prefer a meeting point outside of school property. Whatever is happening, the school or rather its students seem to be a possible targets, otherwise they would have just continued normally. And if that is the case, I don't want to be anywhere near school property."
Reinhard let his spear float next to himself in the air while answering Pablo's question.
Later, in the library, Reinhard mostly remained close to the walls. He didn't show any easily readable signs of tension, but he was always leaning against walls or bookshelves in locations where he predicted intruders wouldn't look, shoot or breach.
"I would prefer to get out on my own, and follow you from a safe distance and height. The vehicle with multiple students in it would likely make for a target, if my assumptions are correct."
Reinhard let his spear float next to himself in the air while answering Pablo's question.
Later, in the library, Reinhard mostly remained close to the walls. He didn't show any easily readable signs of tension, but he was always leaning against walls or bookshelves in locations where he predicted intruders wouldn't look, shoot or breach.
"I would prefer to get out on my own, and follow you from a safe distance and height. The vehicle with multiple students in it would likely make for a target, if my assumptions are correct."
Yay
"See ya nerds!" she called out mockingly as she further distanced herself from them.
I assume she looks at them while mocking them while distancing herself?
Unlike most of the others Reinhard took a rather slow approach at the problem of being a good "it" in freeze tag. While the other its were frantically expending energy chasing their 'prey', which in turn for the most part just ran away as fast as they could, Reinhard didn't move much, at best he walked. Admidst the chaos he positioned himself, so that the flow of escaping students would either pass him, or be deflected by his presence into another "it".
His strategy payed off somewhat, as small clusters of one to three frozen students formed around his paths, but Reinhard didn't guard them in any way himself, so unless another "it" did so, either intentionally or unintentionally, they were quickly unfrozen.
His strategy payed off somewhat, as small clusters of one to three frozen students formed around his paths, but Reinhard didn't guard them in any way himself, so unless another "it" did so, either intentionally or unintentionally, they were quickly unfrozen.
Seeing the upcoming subjects, the day couldn't be too bad for Reinhard.
Mathematics, despite not interesting him on their own, were no problem for him. Since he could reason well, math problems were no difficult task, even without any effort, provided Reinhard had an interest in solving them. If the tasks at would just be mass calculations, especially if they weren't allowed to use calculators, Reinhard would probably intentionally perform them at a snail's pace. After all, true mathematicians don't calculate, they circumvent almost all calculations by clever applications of laws and theorems.
English on the other hand wasn't Reinhard's best subject, although not because of any sort of language barrier. Translating and speaking was no hard task, as these processes followed set rules, albeit in part complicated ones. His achilles heel was the content of the texts he was supposed to write, as he in most cases didn't really know what to write about, especially when analyzing the work of other authors. How am I supposed to know why Shakespear wrote this verse in this particular way, it's not like he wrote his reasons down somewhere, nor can anyone ask him.
Small Unit Tactics would most likely be interesting. After all a unit of one should still be considered small, in which case such tactics, if he didn't use them already, should make it easier for him to live.
As the question why an asterisk was attached had already been asked, Reinhard remained silent.
Mathematics, despite not interesting him on their own, were no problem for him. Since he could reason well, math problems were no difficult task, even without any effort, provided Reinhard had an interest in solving them. If the tasks at would just be mass calculations, especially if they weren't allowed to use calculators, Reinhard would probably intentionally perform them at a snail's pace. After all, true mathematicians don't calculate, they circumvent almost all calculations by clever applications of laws and theorems.
English on the other hand wasn't Reinhard's best subject, although not because of any sort of language barrier. Translating and speaking was no hard task, as these processes followed set rules, albeit in part complicated ones. His achilles heel was the content of the texts he was supposed to write, as he in most cases didn't really know what to write about, especially when analyzing the work of other authors. How am I supposed to know why Shakespear wrote this verse in this particular way, it's not like he wrote his reasons down somewhere, nor can anyone ask him.
Small Unit Tactics would most likely be interesting. After all a unit of one should still be considered small, in which case such tactics, if he didn't use them already, should make it easier for him to live.
As the question why an asterisk was attached had already been asked, Reinhard remained silent.
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Are you subscribed to the thread? I think if you go up to the top of the thread, it'll be a green button with the word "Subscribe" on it. If you were subscribed to the thread I didn't mean to come off as a smart ass and I dunno how to help with the whole "not getting alerted" other than maybe bookmarking the thread and checking it a bunch..? Sorry. :s
I am subscribed, hence I am wondering why I wasn't informed.
Sorry for the late response, I'm still here. For some reason I was not alerted about the new posts in here.
As the thornless rose poked him, Reinhard was abruptly brought back into reality from whatever he had been thinking about before.
Looking towards it, he noticed it wasn't held by a hand, and instead growing on what could best be described as a vine. Unusual as this is, Reinhard followed it with his eyes, quickly tracing it back to Pablo, whom he then stared at for a few seconds, trying to figure out what the gesture was supposed to mean.
Sure, Reinhard was aware of the gesture of handing one's love a single rose, but he also knew about the gesture of giving one's friends a bouquet of flower when the occasion warrants it, for example on said friend's birthday. The matter was complicated even more by the fact, that he wasn't handed any flowers, the flower had been grown to him, which could give it a meaning he wasn't even aware of, considering humans usually can't grow flowers that quickly.
Reinhard's confused stare ended when he noticed the proximity of the teacher, pointing Pablo at them, and then pointing at the place of his arm where most people keep their watch, trying to signal something along the lines of "not now, not enough time. after class". He could only hope it would be understood, as he returned to his default sitting posture.
Looking towards it, he noticed it wasn't held by a hand, and instead growing on what could best be described as a vine. Unusual as this is, Reinhard followed it with his eyes, quickly tracing it back to Pablo, whom he then stared at for a few seconds, trying to figure out what the gesture was supposed to mean.
Sure, Reinhard was aware of the gesture of handing one's love a single rose, but he also knew about the gesture of giving one's friends a bouquet of flower when the occasion warrants it, for example on said friend's birthday. The matter was complicated even more by the fact, that he wasn't handed any flowers, the flower had been grown to him, which could give it a meaning he wasn't even aware of, considering humans usually can't grow flowers that quickly.
Reinhard's confused stare ended when he noticed the proximity of the teacher, pointing Pablo at them, and then pointing at the place of his arm where most people keep their watch, trying to signal something along the lines of "not now, not enough time. after class". He could only hope it would be understood, as he returned to his default sitting posture.
There is nothing I can really do here at the moment, there is nothing worthy of a post for Reinhard to do, so the behaviour from the last post continues.
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