1: Daring Do and the Return to Garden

[graynbowdash]

(Hope you don't mind more ponies, garden dwellers; there's one more making her way through the garden with an air of familiarity as if she traveled through the corridors many times before. Having just come back from a long mission meant she should probably reintroduce herself to everyone in garden.)

Hey there, everyone! It's Daring Do, your instructor in survival skills and first aid. I've been away on a mission for a while and it feels good to be back in Garden. I'm pretty sure there's some new faces I haven't met yet, but it's never too late for meetups and all that.

Anyway, since classes aren't going to be in session for a while, that gives me enough time to figure out a nice welcome back lesson plan for you. You probably won't have too much to worry about as long as you're up to date with your studies. Can't have any of my students slacking off now!

And even if you're not one of my students, I still look forward to meeting you all, so if you want to talk or meet up or anything like that, I'll be around the garden. Not too much to worry about since I just finished up a mission, but I won't be too hard to find; promise.

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bbs

[royalflower]

[Forgive her if she doubts any of that, she's still unsure about these whole ponies bit. Particularly when it comes to how that's even possible and vaguely wondering if her horse back home could talk and just... didn't.]

At least it sounds like something I can handle decently, there's always time to learn how to help someone out if you can't help them any other way. Non-combat and all.

[Though she sincerely hopes there won't be any real blood and wounds.]

Re: bbs

[graynbowdash]

(Nah, your horse has to be a very special kind. You know, colorful, full of personality and unafraid to sing or talk about friendship and be adorable all the time. Also, they apparently prefer being called ponies and not horses.)

Of course! Combat is important, but so is making sure people can still put up a fight. I'm not too big on fighting myself, but I know how to lend a hoof when someone needs it.

(There's the pony indicator right there. Also, no real blood and wounds to tend to...at least, not intentionally. People hurt themselves a lot doing stupid things like those college kids)