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Part 3 of The Lost Supports
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2014-10-19
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2014-10-19
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The Lost Supports: Lon'qu/Say'ri

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Part of a series of stories featuring script-style, hypothetical support logs for characters in Fire Emblem: Awakening who didn't get to interact very much in-game. Written to resemble the in-game support logs as much as possible, of course.

Say'ri observes Lon'qu's Feroxian sword-drawing technique and teaches him a little about the customs of the home that he left so early.

Rank C to S.

Chapter 1: Rank C

Chapter Text

LON'QU: Another day past, another session complete. My dream to master the sword continues ever onward.

SAY'RI: Pray tell, what are you doing?

LON'QU: Gah! Stay back, woman!

SAY'RI: Forgive me if I startled you, but I was merely observing your technique with your blade.

LON'QU: Y-you were watching me this... entire time?

SAY'RI: Yes, and pardon my criticism, but your sheathing technique is incorrect.

LON'QU: I beg your pardon?

SAY'RI: Your blade is of Chon'sin make, and one must take care to draw and sheathe it carefully. Doing otherwise will damage the blade and the scabbard alike.

SAY'RI: Here, allow me to-

LON'QU: Back! Keep your distance!

SAY'RI: Fie! It is like dealing with a child! My gender should not phase you so, I am merely attempting to show you the proper technique.

LON'QU: Use your own blade, then.

SAY'RI: Very well... Observe closely.

SAY'RI: The move is smooth, flowing. It is not unlike drawing the blade from thin air, should you perform it correctly.

SAY'RI: I know not where you learned your technique, but drawing the blade abruptly is no way to treat such an item.

LON'QU: Hmph... Very well, I shall... attempt this technique.

SAY'RI: I would ask that you show me once you are finished.

LON'QU: As you wish...