/hides [Action] For A True Man of Fendel

[flash_cavalier]

Player Name: Mako
Are you new?: Not at all
Character Name: Malik Caesar
Character Fandom: Tales of Graces f

[The former Knight captain just stares at the controls of the battle dome, wondering what buttons do what for this training facility. That's all he's heard about this place. Supposedly, there was a way to make it appear like anything he wanted with a few taps of the buttons so that he could train.

He wasn't Pascal though, and the contraption was slowly wearing away at his patience. Not that he was letting it show. After traveling with both Pascal and Hubert and teaching for nearly fifteen years at the academy in Barona, he'd learned how to channel that into something constructive. So, if he hit a button a little too hard, that didn't mean anything.

At all.]

How is this supposed to be used properly? I was hoping to have a training session in this facility. The machinery isn't as user-friendly as I was led to believe.

Comments

[drawnbythesword]

[You can't control it because you're too old, Malik.]

Yeah... Honestly, I was never able to figure it out either, Captain.

[yourfononsarewhack]

[Jade saunters up, hands in his pockets. The stranger is curious to him - and beyond that, helping him will mean that he'll get his turn at the simulation console quicker.]

Do be careful with your words. We wouldn't want to hurt the machine's feelings, after all. [He says sarcastically and smirks as he draws near.]

[lieutenant_lineface]

[From beside Malik, Hubert nods in agreement.]

It's a little tricky, to be sure -- I still don't fully understand it myself. But I can manage the basics. What were you thinking of?

[ledbythewind]

[Hello Malik, have a sudden Richard peering over your shoulder at the console. Not that he's much better at programming this thing, but shhh. He usually just uses the simulations that other people have already made.]

I'd heard of people losing their edge in their old age, but to see it happening right in front of my eyes... it truly is a tragedy.