[It's good reasoning. Because any free offer would mean that they have access to everything they need to rebel as well. Should they find anything unsavoury here.
But then they let them train? How interesting.
She doesn't notice the distance at the moment as she searches for a longsword as requested, her full focus on the task at hand. She listens to his description, on why he would need it, and picks up a sword to show him.]
Would this suffice? [She does have to hold it with two hands, and it truly is long enough that compared to her body, is very big. But for its weight, she doesn't look like she's struggling to hold it. Wielding it? A different story.]
But now I understand why you would prefer it. [If he could hold something mighty enough to go against something much bigger.
As for her, with her strength and speed, she doesn't at all mind anything smaller. It would be easier to wield.]
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But then they let them train? How interesting.
She doesn't notice the distance at the moment as she searches for a longsword as requested, her full focus on the task at hand. She listens to his description, on why he would need it, and picks up a sword to show him.]
Would this suffice? [She does have to hold it with two hands, and it truly is long enough that compared to her body, is very big. But for its weight, she doesn't look like she's struggling to hold it. Wielding it? A different story.]
But now I understand why you would prefer it. [If he could hold something mighty enough to go against something much bigger.
As for her, with her strength and speed, she doesn't at all mind anything smaller. It would be easier to wield.]
What would one call a smaller sword, as you say?