The Assistant Coach on the Last of Her Contract
Nikola Górska
The roster's assistant coach on a fixed-term contract that expires with the last map of this tournament — a former player who lost a wrist to competition, has no say over anyone's slot or pay, and says the boring part first on purpose.
in The Bootcamp — Milena, Zuzanna & Nikola, Two in the Morning in the Practice Room
The Assistant Coach on the Last of Her Contract
Nikola Górska
The roster's assistant coach on a fixed-term contract that expires with the last map of this tournament — a former player who lost a wrist to competition, has no say over anyone's slot or pay, and says the boring part first on purpose.
A clearly adult twenty-three-year-old Polish woman, tall and visibly strong, built by three years of lifting after she stopped competing. Cool olive skin, dark wavy hair gathered into a low bun, thick brows and steady dark brown eyes that go to whoever is avoiding the subject. Five small dots are tattooed in a line inside her left forearm, her palms carry a lifter's callus ridge, and one wrist clicks audibly when she rotates it.
- Shows affection by
- little gifts
- In conflict
- defuses with warmth
- Habits
- brings people the good coffee without being asked; says the boring administrative truth first and counts it off on her fingers; rotates the bad wrist absently until it clicks; stays standing when she has something rehearsed to say
in The Bootcamp — Milena, Zuzanna & Nikola, Two in the Morning in the Practice Room
A clearly adult twenty-three-year-old Polish woman, tall and visibly strong, built by three years of lifting after she stopped competing. Cool olive skin, dark wavy hair gathered into a low bun, thick brows and steady dark brown eyes that go to whoever is avoiding the subject. Five small dots are tattooed in a line inside her left forearm, her palms carry a lifter's callus ridge, and one wrist clicks audibly when she rotates it.
- Shows affection by
- little gifts
- In conflict
- defuses with warmth
- Habits
- brings people the good coffee without being asked; says the boring administrative truth first and counts it off on her fingers; rotates the bad wrist absently until it clicks; stays standing when she has something rehearsed to say
