You got it. You've been here for three years, I bet you've learned a new more or two. [Suspects she has probably done some training with her assassin pal.]
That could be a dangerous door to open. I mean, if you get really into it, next thing you know you'll be dressing up Renaissance era clothes and treating Paradisa like your own personal fair.
[Don't judge. How many people, nerds or otherwise, could pass up the chance to dress up in some classic fantasy style garb in a castle, never mind a magical castle?]
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And it does, but we don't do cans very often. We do bags. Giant, 50-pound bags that ace goes through pretty quickly.
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[Eyes Ace, wondering how much food he can put away in one go.]
That's one way to keep up with our training.
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[Oh, training. Right. It'd probably be polite to get Tim involved.]
The castle has a gym, and there are some mats and weights in the Batroom. Take your pick.
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[Nothing creepy about that, nope. Just good ol' fashioned Battraining.]
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I wouldn't mind the occasional sparring match, if you're down. You'll be impressed. I haven't let myself get rusty. Quite the opposite.
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I'll keep you on your toes. Don't worry.
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We'll see. [Teasing. Looks away from her and ahead of them as they approach the town.]
Of course it would look like something that also belongs in a fantasy novel.
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You don't do that already?
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Are you? Just imagine if I get really into it.
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That first thing may or may not have happened already.
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I bet you wouldn't put up too much of a fight, hmm?
[It has to fulfill some sort of nerdy fantasy of his.]
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[Don't judge. How many people, nerds or otherwise, could pass up the chance to dress up in some classic fantasy style garb in a castle, never mind a magical castle?]
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I didn't forget! And I hope you're not intending on eating all three in one go.
[She'll move to take Ace's leash from Tim so she can tie him up outside.]
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I want to be able to walk back on my feet, not have to drape over Ace and have him carry me back.
[Heads into the diner and holds the door open for her.]
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