Over the Hills

Fia wearing her usual man-like attire was training, she had her new swords by her side in their sayas. She smirked, she wanted to be able to use them without feeling she was lacking power enough to weild them. Her new swords were amazing, she never guessed Ava could have make such amazing swords. She took her old broken swords in her hands getting ready to attempt cutting through rock with them. She knew Ava's swords wouldn't brake but she didn't want to attempt it unless she was sure she was strong enough. She made a fast motion and her swords shattered into tons of pieces. The rock merely had a crack in it. She make a cussing sound, she never swore she only made sounds to signify her anger.

She didn't want to rely on Ava's sword even if it was amazing, she wanted to use the sword as a sword yet be able to increase it's power without relying on it. She sighed it was getting no where fast.

She sighed giving into the want to use her new swords. She drew them out of the sayas and couldn't help but smirk at their beauty. She liked how they fit in her hand, the two katanas were perfect for her. She sighed trying to figure out how to train with the special swords, she moved to another rock afraid to brake the blades. She sighed deciding that she could always ask Ava to repair them if they chiped or anything. She took a battle stance closing her eyes to concentrate she then jumped in the air with a quick slash at the rock. Then landing she opened her eyes.

At first it seemed like nothing happened. She sighed starting to walk away when suddenly the rock broke apart and each side fell to it's own.

Fia simply gave him a nod of acknowledgement, she wasn't one to talk much. Neither was she one to brag, she only talked to certain types of people. She didn't know this boy's type yet nor did she know if he was a goodie goodie. She felt a bit out of place, she tugged her bandanna lowering it more so it would cast a bigger shadow over her eyes. She always did this when she felt uncomfortable, she had little habits that most people wouldn't associate with nerves or because she put her fear in her back pocket.

She missed the pirates, the scum bag people who'd annoy her, the old routine of going to a nearby Island and coming back ten times richer. Now she was stuck on land, she hated it, people here were different. No one was merry and friendly and sly as a fox, hardly anyone did sword fighting on land anymore. She missed the sea most of all, she hated the fact that the "government" had to kill off the pirates. In her eyes the only thing the government was doing was killing innocent good people who only fought other bad people.

She smirked, "Not interested, nor do I even want to know how you figured I'm a girl. But I don't want to date, I don't want friends and I don't want to fight you if you don't treat me like a man and I'm Fia." She said not shaking his hand or being friendly in the least way. She was a swordsman and nothing would get in her way of being a swordsman, she wanted to be able to make her pirate captain proud that she was a good swordsman and in her mind that required complete devotion to swords.

"Okay, I didn't know you were a girl, I was just bored, you were there and I decided to say hello. i don't want to date you because I just met you, I have no reason to fight you and if I did, why would I fight you any different than I would a man? And I'm sorry for being the slightest bit nice to you and interrupting your 'alone' time. It's nice to meet you Fia."

She muttered something under her breath, she had too many guys think lesser of a woman even if she could fight well. She decided to lay down the foundation before he said or did anything. How was she to know he wasn't trying to make a move or something. She didn't apoligize or try to befriend him, she wasn't here to make friends she was here to train. If the man didn't want to fight then she found it quite useless to talk to him when she was in training mode.

She wasn't trying to be mean but she had priorities and men and friends weren't on the list seeing she had none. She wanted it to remain that way unless someone was honestly different.