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zaria (bravely) wrote in mirage_rpg,

Xena was glad that it hadn't taken any effort to get any of the girls out into the sunshine. Everyone seemed excited to be able to go out of doors without worrying about being blown away or drowned. She introduced herself to Toph, and then Gabrielle to Toph and Katara. She'd talked about Gabrielle to Katara, and knew she was probably aware of who she was, but it was the polite thing to do.

Not that Xena was ever accused of being the most polite person in the world, but she was the eldest, and she felt obligated. Once they were outside, she watched Gabrielle take up a staff and throw it to Katara who dropped into a defensive stance. Xena smirked appreciatively and turned to her own student. She wasn't used to teaching anyone how to use a sword, much less someone who couldn't see with their eyes.

However, Xena herself had been blinded once and had to rely on someone else and her other senses in order to get to Gabrielle before she was put in an incinerator. It was an experience she wouldn't want to repeat, but she could appreciate Toph's position. It was going to make Xena think of another way to teach sword fighting. She loved a challenge.

She could tell that Toph was excited to be learning a new skill, and Xena was semi-excited to be teaching it. But, before she could answer Toph's question, she heard someone call out to them. It was rather annoying to be interrupted, and Xena turned with a look of irritation on her face. She raised a brow and settled her sword hand on her hip.

She recognized Faith as the girl that had been pointed out by Gabrielle at the party. She slid her gaze to Gabrielle as if blaming her for the fact that she knew her and she was interrupting their training session. She crossed her arms over her chest and cocked a hip.

She remembered that Gabrielle had said that Faith was good with a sword. She was tempted to find out just how good she was. And maybe, just maybe, she would have an idea of how to teach a blind girl how to sword fight, too. "Sure. C'mon over." It was spoken less than enthusiastically, but that was just the way she was.