[written in unusually shaky handwriting]

[high-prosecutor.livejournal.com]

If one were to be interested in learning basic self-defense skills, where might one turn for such information?

Dias, I don't know if you remember this, but you were right when you told me I'd need to learn to take care of myself at one time or another several days ago. I learned my lesson quite clearly last night.

Also: Gumshoe, are you all right? I should also ask who that child was - I have an idea, but would like to confirm it.

Finally, to the person I was corresponding with in regards to the History Club: I'm still interested in contacting you. When would be a good time?

Comments

[transgenix.livejournal.com]

I'd suggest finding yourself a teacher, someone who already knows what they're doing and is capable of passing the knowledge on. Otherwise, find yourself a bodyguard?

[notachick.livejournal.com]

Are you free for lunch? Today has become quite the busy schedule for me, but I am still interesting in speaking with you. The History Club is quite active, however, so I hope you are prepared for that.

If you are interested in self-defense, there are several here who are proficient in such arts - myself included.

~Fujiwara no Kaneyoshi

[high-prosecutor.livejournal.com]

Lunch should be just fine.

-- M.E.

[fyeonly.livejournal.com]

Basic self defense is easy. I'm sure there are people here who can teach you.

[heavens-too-far.livejournal.com]

Maybe you should have actually met up with me when you were supposed to, then.

Provided you don't skip another meeting, I or one of my friends could probably give you some basic instruction. You should probably find a weapon to fight with, though, one you can handle relatively naturally; I don't think you've got the physique to fight with your fists.

[high-prosecutor.livejournal.com]

I apologize for missing our meeting. I fell ill the night we were to meet, and have spent the past several days in the infirmary; I was only released yesterday morning.

What do you think of something along the lines of a dagger?

-- M.E.

[heavens-too-far.livejournal.com]

You probably shouldn't try any sort of larger weapon, as that would require learning how to use it properly. A dagger is relatively straightforward.

[ol-canucklehead.livejournal.com]

I'm trained in just about every form of martial art known to man. I can train you, and others if they want to learn. Find me and we can talk further. Short, hairy, look like a wild animal, some have said. I'll be around, nowhere else to go.

- Logan