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[kenpo_kitty]

You know, this probably isn't that important or anything, but I kinda noticed this trend the other day. Like, whenever someone brings up self-defense, it's always magic or some sort of weapon.

Maybe... No, I'm pretty sure this is a biased opinion, but why doesn't anyone ever ask to learn martial arts? I'm not gonna stupidly start yelling that martial arts is the best, but, it's got it's advantages over magic and weapons, right?

I guess, well, I'm just complaining that I never hear someone say "Let me learn martial arts!" when it comes to protecting themselves. I don't think I'd like, be the best teacher, but, I probably could get someone started... that is, if I'm not the only one.

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[Voice]

[markofthewise]

I'd probably go for it. I already know some Kyoshi style.

[Voice]

[waxvampire.livejournal.com]

It could be useful to learn. [Especially remembering how Uriko had caught her off-guard at the hot spring.]

I mean, I can't exactly carry a weapon everywhere.

[Voice]

[god-is-a-dude.livejournal.com]

I already know the basics.

[i_speak_softly]

You know, that's a good question. I hear a lot of magic happens at the barracks, but when I try to find out if there's any normal, non-magical training going on, it just sounds like there... isn't.

You practice martial arts? What style?

[mutsukabezaka.livejournal.com]

Teaching? You?

[Voice]

[4000ages.livejournal.com]

There's usually more training needed for martial arts, aru. It isn't as easy as, say, a weapon or magic. Which is probably why people usually go with the latter two.

So I think, anyway.