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I haven't written it yet because I had to start her out with motivation. At the moment she has enough money to be semi-retired, but she's really bored, too. The opportunity needed to present itself, and of course, the school has to have a reason to think a young Japanese woman carrying a sword would be fit to teach their kids.

I recall Champagne hired Chiaki on some kind of retainer a while back after Trickshot left to keep an eye on the orphanage, so there's an in at least.

It also occurs that apart from Mac Fleetwood we don't have any existing supporting cast associated with the place now. Time to create some?

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        Extensive field testing seems to bear them out. · HH · Sun Nov 01, 2009 at 11:46:20 am EST
        
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