06-14-2017, 03:22 PM
Takezo's gaze flick across the various doorways before finding one leading to personal rest areas. He guided his companions here and picked an empty room to formulate their plan. He held the door for Dawn and Dust, the entered and shut it behind him.
"Permit me to make a quick suggestion; time is not in our favor for a great amount of deliberation." He glanced between the two. The little bit of bonding experience in the bar earned him at least enough respect to be heard first, since he was not directly claiming leadership. It was, as he had said, only a suggestion.
The swordsman turned his gaze onto Dawn. "You should obviously stay at a distance with your musket," a term that reveals more of his age than he intended. "If you can get to a higher ground, I highly suggest it. Trees, rooftops, et cetera." Dawn agreed to this, though less so to her weapon being called a musket. She decided not to take offense, seeing as she would show it off as much more deadly than what this man might even be capable of fathoming.
"Dust, you and I will be the line of defense. We should try to concentrate our focus on one at a time, if at all possible. Whittling down a foe's forces is what a pack does; otherwise we are merely fighting one-on-one in close proximity." His words were spoken like a tactician. It was a bit surprising that this man who spoke with such thirst for blood had the calmness of mind to plan.
"Another thing... Take out the long-ranged fighters first... Miss Yuki, this means that while Dust and I focus on one, you should pick your targets more wisely." His eyes lingered on the woman. "You are the furthest from melee, so you will have the most freedom to do so."
Takezo's gaze then fell on Dust. "Dust, if we are able to, I suggest we pick one target to focus our attacks on. If there are multiple." Takezo's lips curled into a wicked smirk. "Defend against them. Try to out maneuver, so they hit who we are focusing on. Let them do our work for us."
"And if we come to that walking squid, do not focus on her first. With the way she carries herself, I can tell she will be the one to lash wildly in a fight. The golden-robed and ink-yokai will be more of a threat, if they do not betray one another first." All could agree that the three did not seem to share the "honorable" oath that Dust, Dawn and Takezo had come to agree upon.
"Does anyone have any alternative plans, or alterations to mine?" It was simple, but he believed well spoken. With three people of unknown skills versus an unknown adversary, it was about the best he could do on such short notice.
"Permit me to make a quick suggestion; time is not in our favor for a great amount of deliberation." He glanced between the two. The little bit of bonding experience in the bar earned him at least enough respect to be heard first, since he was not directly claiming leadership. It was, as he had said, only a suggestion.
The swordsman turned his gaze onto Dawn. "You should obviously stay at a distance with your musket," a term that reveals more of his age than he intended. "If you can get to a higher ground, I highly suggest it. Trees, rooftops, et cetera." Dawn agreed to this, though less so to her weapon being called a musket. She decided not to take offense, seeing as she would show it off as much more deadly than what this man might even be capable of fathoming.
"Dust, you and I will be the line of defense. We should try to concentrate our focus on one at a time, if at all possible. Whittling down a foe's forces is what a pack does; otherwise we are merely fighting one-on-one in close proximity." His words were spoken like a tactician. It was a bit surprising that this man who spoke with such thirst for blood had the calmness of mind to plan.
"Another thing... Take out the long-ranged fighters first... Miss Yuki, this means that while Dust and I focus on one, you should pick your targets more wisely." His eyes lingered on the woman. "You are the furthest from melee, so you will have the most freedom to do so."
Takezo's gaze then fell on Dust. "Dust, if we are able to, I suggest we pick one target to focus our attacks on. If there are multiple." Takezo's lips curled into a wicked smirk. "Defend against them. Try to out maneuver, so they hit who we are focusing on. Let them do our work for us."
"And if we come to that walking squid, do not focus on her first. With the way she carries herself, I can tell she will be the one to lash wildly in a fight. The golden-robed and ink-yokai will be more of a threat, if they do not betray one another first." All could agree that the three did not seem to share the "honorable" oath that Dust, Dawn and Takezo had come to agree upon.
"Does anyone have any alternative plans, or alterations to mine?" It was simple, but he believed well spoken. With three people of unknown skills versus an unknown adversary, it was about the best he could do on such short notice.