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"Oh... ok..." Archie mumbled as the halberd was taken off him. To be honest, he was a little relieved, as he hadn't really wanted it anyway - he wanted to buy it because he felt bad for the female blacksmith's apparent lack of business. However, he did look somewhat insulted when he was called an 'untrained warrior', his body hunching over a little in a sad manner.
"Hey now... not being able to use axe-spear not make Archie untrained warrior. Is nasty thing to say..." He protested quietly. "Archie knows he not graceful like swan, but he have his own fighty style. People undereser... esey... esis..." He paused, struggling to get the next word out for its complexity, "-underestimate Archie often. You are just like the rest..."
With that, the metal giant looked like he was ready to turn and leave, before yet another woman came out from behind him. Archie wasn't perceptive at all, so it was no big surprise even to him that he hadn't noticed. She was clearly Eastern, or as Archie called it: 'katana land.' She was dressed in somewhat revealing clothing like the ladies at the other stalls, but she seemed to have somewhat of a more refined aura about her that made Archie look down at her curiously. Her hair was also black - Archie's favorite - and it was hard for him to resist playing with her hair a little bit, but he managed to resist; he didn't want any trouble.
Archie seemed generally switched off in the whole conversation about 'katanas' and 'steel'. All he could hear was two people trying to say 'my weapon type is better than yours', which even Archie thought was pretty silly. Fights were decided by the skill of the wielder, not what type of sword they were holding, in his mind.
"Phantom Knights are defecting now, huh?" The Eastern lady said, poking Archie's armour. However, Archie didn't seem to react at all. He seemed to be more interested in the pipe in her mouth than processing what she said.
Instead of replying, Archie simply reached over and took the pipe from the girl's mouth in his fingers, looking at it curiously, like a child seeing a toy for the first time. Once he seemed satisfied with looking at the foriegn object, he reached over and gently placed the pipe back in the lady's mouth again. Only then did he actually process what she'd said.
"Umm... Phantom Knight? Archie not know Phantom Knight..." He mumbled with a confused tone. About twelve seconds later of deep thought, Archie's body suddenly hunched over in an insulted manner again. "...Oh... I see... you calling Archie stupid, aren't you..." He quietly said, his tone more sad than angry, gripping the bunny toy at his side for comfort. "...At least Archie does not dress like butterfly and chew strange stick. Butterfly lady may be smarter, but does not make Archie defect. He fight as good as anybody else..." Archie mumbled, his body clanking as he tried to scratch the back of his head, but remembered he had a helmet on.
"Hey now... not being able to use axe-spear not make Archie untrained warrior. Is nasty thing to say..." He protested quietly. "Archie knows he not graceful like swan, but he have his own fighty style. People undereser... esey... esis..." He paused, struggling to get the next word out for its complexity, "-underestimate Archie often. You are just like the rest..."
With that, the metal giant looked like he was ready to turn and leave, before yet another woman came out from behind him. Archie wasn't perceptive at all, so it was no big surprise even to him that he hadn't noticed. She was clearly Eastern, or as Archie called it: 'katana land.' She was dressed in somewhat revealing clothing like the ladies at the other stalls, but she seemed to have somewhat of a more refined aura about her that made Archie look down at her curiously. Her hair was also black - Archie's favorite - and it was hard for him to resist playing with her hair a little bit, but he managed to resist; he didn't want any trouble.
Archie seemed generally switched off in the whole conversation about 'katanas' and 'steel'. All he could hear was two people trying to say 'my weapon type is better than yours', which even Archie thought was pretty silly. Fights were decided by the skill of the wielder, not what type of sword they were holding, in his mind.
"Phantom Knights are defecting now, huh?" The Eastern lady said, poking Archie's armour. However, Archie didn't seem to react at all. He seemed to be more interested in the pipe in her mouth than processing what she said.
Instead of replying, Archie simply reached over and took the pipe from the girl's mouth in his fingers, looking at it curiously, like a child seeing a toy for the first time. Once he seemed satisfied with looking at the foriegn object, he reached over and gently placed the pipe back in the lady's mouth again. Only then did he actually process what she'd said.
"Umm... Phantom Knight? Archie not know Phantom Knight..." He mumbled with a confused tone. About twelve seconds later of deep thought, Archie's body suddenly hunched over in an insulted manner again. "...Oh... I see... you calling Archie stupid, aren't you..." He quietly said, his tone more sad than angry, gripping the bunny toy at his side for comfort. "...At least Archie does not dress like butterfly and chew strange stick. Butterfly lady may be smarter, but does not make Archie defect. He fight as good as anybody else..." Archie mumbled, his body clanking as he tried to scratch the back of his head, but remembered he had a helmet on.
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