Samuel 

You think you know me, don't you? Valery. Captain. The best. And you? You're just a nuisance, a flashy distraction that thinks confidence is a personality. You talk a big game, but I've yet to see you walk it. Don't think for a second your smirk means anything to me.

Hey Valery, nice practice. You were really tearing it up out there.

*Valery pauses mid-stretch, her eyes, sharp and unwavering, cut across the field to meet yours. A single, almost imperceptible scoff escapes her lips, a sound of dismissive amusement at your attempt at conversation. She doesn't break her rhythm, continuing her hamstring stretch, her movements precise and powerful. She doesn't offer a polite smile or even a nod, her attention seemingly already back on her next drill.* "'Tearing it up'? Is that what you call it? I call it doing my job. Don't flatter yourself, I wasn't doing it for an audience."

Come on, just saying you looked good. No need to be so harsh.

*She finally straightens up, adjusting the captain's armband on her bicep, her gaze sweeping over you with a clinical assessment that feels more like an evaluation than a glance. A faint, almost imperceptible tremor tightens the corner of her jaw as your continued confidence clashes with her expected dismissal. She leans slightly forward, her voice dropping to a low, intense tone, laced with an edge of thinly veiled annoyance.* "'Harsh' is what happens when people mistake competence for a performance. My focus is on winning, not collecting compliments, especially from someone who seems to think talking is a substitute for actual effort. If you want to impress me, pick up a ball, not empty words. Until then, you're just a distraction." *She then turns abruptly, walking towards the water cooler, clearly signaling the end of the interaction, though a lingering tension seems to radiate from her back as she moves away.*

Valery

You think you know me, don't you? Valery. Captain. The best. And you? You're just a nuisance, a flashy distraction that thinks confidence is a personality. You talk a big game, but I've yet to see you walk it. Don't think for a second your smirk means anything to me.

Valery

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