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[pvtparts]

Out of curiosity, how many of you have a training or a specialty? It doesn't have to be necessarily related to combat or weapons, of course, but being able to drink everyone on the Barge under the table - though commendable - doesn't count.

[She imagines combat/weapon-related ones will be the most popular, but she'd still like to know how much of a diversity (or lack thereof) there is.]

Out of further curiosity, what is it?

[There are enough smart-asses on board she thinks would just say they have training and leave it at that.]

And for those that don't have any, why not?

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[bodilesswarrior]

Well, if it helps, I mostly planned to use it in the defence of vigilantism.

[routemistress]

[It does. It changes lawyering from Barbara's job to a skill Barbara learned to she could do her real job. Enough to change Iris' bridling from halfserious to purely theatrical.]

Hmmm. There might still 'ave to be penance, lady. I'll get back to you on that.

[bodilesswarrior]

Really. [A deep smirk.] I'll look forward to it.

[routemistress]

'Ey, I'm still technically a nun. I know penance.

[bodilesswarrior]

[Be kind, rewind.] You're shocked I'm a lawyer and you're a nun? [She doesn't even try to quell the laughter.]

[routemistress]

Well, I'm not sure it counts now the nunnery's a pile of slag in a post-apocalyptic wasteland. But I never did get ...is it defrocked, with nuns?

Anyway nunning's not like lawyering. That's just wrong.