Lucas: Where do you a think a good area for the fighting ring would be?
Revan pointed to the ground, "Let's do it right here, it's close to the three houses so I can come if there's any trouble."
Lucas bowed deeply and quickly, "Oh, I should have known from your robes than you were someone much bigger."
Revan didn't want to make it awkward, "I'm just a nobody over there, I don't do much but clean."
Lucas: Like a maid?
Revan: Something like that
Revan and Lucas went back into the tent and came out with supplies. Revan placed the poles into the ground and stamped them into the ground. "This should be good. These poles will be used as the borders of the ring. Lucas came over and tied ropes around the poles so that no one would fall out of the ring.
Revan: It looks like a boxing ring. Oh, the martial art I was using at the start was boxing
Lucas rubbed his bald head once again, "I know this may seem much at my age but could you possibly teach me a few moves, I can use them to protect my family."
Revan turned towards the other tents. The other villagers started to leave the tents to eat. The kids came running over.
Revan: Don't worry Lucas, I plan on teaching them all how to box
Revan noticed one of the kids that sanded out amongst the rest. Before, Revan thought that they were all little kids but they weren't that young. The kids were 14 and the oldest one was 15, just a year younger. He had no food so it made him appear much younger.
Lucas walked over and rubbed the oldest kids hair. "I don't our bodies look different but this is my son, Rei.
Rei was a 15 year old kid, he looked younger because of his hungry body. He had spiky red hair and piercing, slightly small red eyes. Although he looked rough at the moment, he wasn't an ugly child. He was also someone who had great courage, standing with his father unfazed by the bandits.
Revan walked up to the kid, "Rei is it, want to learn how to fight?"
Lucas's jaw dropped. "That soon..."