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Blair's eyes lit up at the sight of the room. "It's perfect," she said simply. There was more than enough material and equipment here to do whatever she pleased. She was quiet for a bit, thinking about what she would do and perusing the various parts in the room. She saw plenty of things that she could probably use. "Would it be alright if I let myself in here sometimes? I could get a lot of work done."

Blair's mouth twisted. "Can it wait? How about after school? I don't have anything going on then. I'll just head to the garden when class gets out." She turned back toward Will. She would much rather poke through spare parts and work on her project than duel, but she did need to improve eventually. Blair gestured at Will. "Lead the way."

"Hey, what the hell was that? What, you think that because you're some high and mighty Elite Four member you can just f****** ATTACK someone else's Pokemon when you get offended?" Kage took an angry step forward at the woman. "You think that being stronger than someone makes you a better person? Yeah, that's not how this works. What you're doing would be like me getting into a fistfight with an eight-year-old girl. That goes beyond mean and veers into shameful and disgusting."

I feel like the class system should be fairly freeform rather than having set subclasses. You could give examples and guidelines, but I liked what Kurotsune did with Gaelach Basm; basically just left people to do what they felt like. Not saying that a class system is a bad idea (keeps everyone's relative power in check,) but it's not a be-all-end-all. As far as races, I like playing odd things, but it's up to you.

Will Blair cracked a smile for the first time that day. It was good to meet someone who understood. "Thank you," she stated. She began with her normal, flat tone of voice, but it started to gain a bit of inflection as she spoke. "I've been working on a personal project lately. I want to come up with some new Duel Disk designs, but first I've got to get down exactly how they work, down to every last bolt and gear. This one's basically disassembled, and I'm pretty sure I can get it together pretty quickly again, but I wanted to make a few modifications to it, see if it'd work a bit better." She scooped up her backpack, just in case she couldn't make it back here before the next class started. She started toward the supply room, then turned back to the man. "What was your name, again? I'm Blair, Blair Emmeline."

NF boost does not apply to Iron Banner. Only Tempering and the shader/emblem/item bonuses do.

Will "Hey, you sure look excited, just sitting there! Aha, weren't you going to duel someone, though?" "Hmm? Yes. He left to ask for permission to do it in the garden. Would rather stay here but I need practice." It was clear from her tone as well as her word choice that she was decidedly annoyed by the delays. She sent a sideways glance at where she had laid the disassembled duel disk. There was a bit of grease that had deposited itself on the table. That gave her a thought. "Do you have spare parts?"

biased poll, and not really relevant besides. You can't equate anger with desensitization to violence.

I forgot that. Anyway, Blair is still sitting in the cafeteria.

Alright, I'm getting rather annoyed with being locked in place waiting for Dean to respond. Blair is just going to get up and leave if you don't come back soon.

I recommend showing a bit more respect for the host in the future, bote.

The dual screen is much like the motion control with the Wii: it's a neat idea that very few developers actually took full advantage of. I personally like having menus on one screen and the game itself on another, but that's just me.

"Please tell me that the kid with the Cottonee isn't the only one with some common sense in here.” Kage was a bit surprised to be swept up like this, but he rolled with it. "I don't know, I would be pretty hard-pressed to pick a favorite type of Pokemon. It'd be like asking a parent to pick their favorite kid, yknow? Each type has its own merits. Though, some types are definitely easier to work with than others." He said this last with a gesture in the general direction of Reina and Virtes.

Dean Blair gave the boy a flat look. "If we have too," she said without a hint of inflection. Sighing, she gathered up her things and carefully arranged them in her backpack before moving toward the garden.

Dean "Hmm?" Blair swallowed a bit of her lunch and arranged the parts in front of her in such a way that they wouldn't be easily disrupted. "Duel? Me? If you must." It'd be a good thing to analyze and dissect mentally, she supposed.

7/10, decent but a bit cluttered.

Feel free to bother Blair, btw.