Post by Deleted on Oct 27, 2014 18:39:42 GMT -5
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Being a centurion wasn't quite as taxing as he thought it might be. Paperwork wasn't that bad, he had to move around a lot, but he did that anyways. The part that really got him though was participating with the punishments he gave people. When he'd give someone laps to run, he would run them too. When he gave someone pushups, he'd do it along side them. He made the entire cohort do drills for when someone messed up, or did something wrong. People had to watch each others backs after all. He didn't really tolerate people taking other peoples things, and could always tell when people were lying. He had gotten better with his gut feeling, along with learning how people act when they lie. All of it he considered part of his centurion training. That's what he really was, a centurion in training.
Today was another day of training, nothing too spectacular. Well, except for the midnight surprise. Which is what he was doing now. Surprise. It's time to train in the dark. Lance had felt eyes on him the past few days, so he did his best to stay where people were. Gunnar told him that. Perhaps taught him a little while scaring him just a bit. Lance hadn't told anyone, except other centurions and praetors of course. Especially Tessa, since honestly fighting in the dark people might get hurt. They had done it before, but he still worried.
Lights flicked on as Lance's voice carried through the rooms “GET UP. Form up in squads in the Fields of Mars! Anyone not there in ten minutes can kiss their weekend good bye.” his heart beat fast as he got out of the rooms as fast as possible. Male and Female rooms where separate of course. He tried to steady his heart a little. He never really liked yelling at people. Yelling at all really. More quiet spoken, but he had to. No one would hear him otherwise. When he counseled people though, he was quiet. Sometimes really angry, but kept it just under his breath. The anger, the disappointment. It was in his voice as he did it, then there was the physically taxing punishments. Or litter pick up. Or toilet duty, on taco day.