Stress.
It was quite the feeling. One Mathilde had felt more than just intensely in her past. Though it had died down over the years. And yet, why now, of all times, was she feeling this accursed symptom. There was nothing to stress about, or so she told herself. The commotion in the cantina was lost to her. She was able to just ignore it. Even more, shut it off. She glanced at her scroll, the time read eight minutes before two in the afternoon. Most students didn't have classes now. And the ones she was waiting for all had responded positively to her invite. She was a bit early. Still had three minutes left. A soft yawn came from her as she hooked her fingers together and stretched her arms forward, before throwing them up. Spine and shoulder joints popping softly. The details she had included were to meet in the cantina at 13:55. She'd be wherever the oversized scythe was. Sticking out like a sore thumb, taller than most students currently present. It was pretty difficult to miss.
Though the nagging feeling of stress was recurring. She kept telling herself that her logic was perfectly reasonable and flawless. It was. After running countless of calculations, combat efficiency of not only herself, but as well as Cynthia, Sammey and Charlotte would be at least tripled when fighting as a team and training together. But as an android, she was unable to pinpoint the source of her stress. Her subconscious knew she was overlooking something. Though not what was being overlooked.
It was plain and simple, however. Her three other teammates thought different than her. They were unpredictable. Sentient in mind and after all, human. Or Faunus, same difference. None of them were androids as far as she knew.
(( I'd like to apologize for a lack of proper writing and a possibly rushed post. I found a brief moment to post, so I seized it. ))
It was quite the feeling. One Mathilde had felt more than just intensely in her past. Though it had died down over the years. And yet, why now, of all times, was she feeling this accursed symptom. There was nothing to stress about, or so she told herself. The commotion in the cantina was lost to her. She was able to just ignore it. Even more, shut it off. She glanced at her scroll, the time read eight minutes before two in the afternoon. Most students didn't have classes now. And the ones she was waiting for all had responded positively to her invite. She was a bit early. Still had three minutes left. A soft yawn came from her as she hooked her fingers together and stretched her arms forward, before throwing them up. Spine and shoulder joints popping softly. The details she had included were to meet in the cantina at 13:55. She'd be wherever the oversized scythe was. Sticking out like a sore thumb, taller than most students currently present. It was pretty difficult to miss.
Though the nagging feeling of stress was recurring. She kept telling herself that her logic was perfectly reasonable and flawless. It was. After running countless of calculations, combat efficiency of not only herself, but as well as Cynthia, Sammey and Charlotte would be at least tripled when fighting as a team and training together. But as an android, she was unable to pinpoint the source of her stress. Her subconscious knew she was overlooking something. Though not what was being overlooked.
It was plain and simple, however. Her three other teammates thought different than her. They were unpredictable. Sentient in mind and after all, human. Or Faunus, same difference. None of them were androids as far as she knew.
(( I'd like to apologize for a lack of proper writing and a possibly rushed post. I found a brief moment to post, so I seized it. ))
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