002 | Holodeck | OTA

[disneydescendant]

The planet they were docked at was interesting but Henry still found the holodeck the most interesting thing about where he was currently stuck. He'd found a few programs from the other Henry that the Captain had spoken about and had explored them vaguely. Today, however, he was in his favourite program.

It was simply one that had been programmed by Starfleet itself for practising hand to hand combat and the like. With levels so there was a chance to make the enemies easier or harder depending on what you wanted to use the program for. With his Keyblade, Henry had an interesting advantage and he found that there was even a safety mechanism that stopped you from dying. It was much better than the training grounds at Ruby City.

Dressed in a plain t-shirt and loose pants, without even wearing shoes, Henry was fighting through the hoards of different species trying to attack him. He always made sure it wasn't just one new species as that would be boring after a while. He wanted variety. Sometimes he had a simulated background as well but today it was just the chequered lines with the enemies appearing out of nowhere and disappearing once he had defeated them.

After a while, he ended up sitting down by one of the walls for a drink of water and a break. He would welcome to conversation during them but also wouldn't mind the interruption should someone want a sparring match or need something while he was fighting.

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[oneahn_ayesh]

Ayesh had come to see what holodecks were available. She had spent much time on the surface, but the ship was just as comfortable to her. None of these places was home, that was gone. The holodeck came closest, and she wanted a chance to spar against opponents that were not simply imagined. She would make do with simulated.

However, she had found an open but occupied holodeck, and it seemed as though someone else was of a like mind. She waited in the door, watching, studying his forms as he worked, making no sounds, not disturbing him, she was content to wait.

Ayesh was short, shorter than Henry, but then, she was shorter than most people. When he took a break, she bowed deeply. "If you were willing, after you have rested, I would appreciate the opportunity to spar with you."

[disneydescendant]

Henry turned his head when he heard a voice and smiled while still panting a little from his work out.

"Sure. It would nice to train against a real person for once." He would need to finish his break though like she said. He hadn't really planned on staying much longer but he wouldn't pass up a chance against someone real.

[oneahn_ayesh]

She nodded and offered him a small smile before returning her face to the neutral blank mask she generally wore. She took his acceptance as invitation and came closer. She knelt beside him. "I find I am much of the same mind. I am called Ayesh, here."

[superiorcat]

It was during one of his explorations of the ship that Charlemagne found himself back on the holodeck, which had quickly become one of his favourite places. There was always something new to discover, especially when you could enter other people's programs.

When he stepped inside to see nothing but the bare walls of the holodeck, Charlemagne made a disappointed noise.

"What cheerful surroundings," he quipped, approaching the boy leaning against the wall and sipping on a water bottle.

[disneydescendant]

Henry had almost finished his break when the man walked in. He didn't mind other people as they could have interesting conversation or want to spar.

This man had an interesting sense of humour and Henry dropped his bottle to walk over to him. "I thought so. It fits me needs quite well." Sometimes he liked to add in trees or buildings but the walls were often less of a distraction.

[superiorcat]

"A little bit too bland for my tastes, have you considered wall hangings, or maybe a fluffy carpet?" he asked cheerfully.

Charlemagne sized up the boy, looked human enough though he was learning that in this place humans came in many flavors. "I'm Charlemagne Bolivar." Of the many impressive titles, but he doubted a teenager would be impressed by that.