"What? Are they like a second set of eyes for you or something? Thought those were just a fashion statement. Lemme try."

Scias stepped over to the range, stretching his shoulder slightly before setting up one of the guns with the silencer.
He fired 6 shots of his own with a bit less quickness, taking time to correct his aim between every shot. He managed to hit 4 dead center with 2 veering off to the 'shoulder' of the target.
Well, not horrible, but definitely out of practice. A year ago he was much faster with his shots.
He sighed and shook his head.
"I'd try it without the visor, but I already know I'm gonna miss all those if I do. Think you got me beat."

*Zethy*

She shrugged, "Ya, second eyes...sort of I guess." She was slightly looking forward to seeing Scias shoot without his visor. She was totally going to mock him about this later if it went as bad as he said it might. She fully planned to make him shoot with no visor.

She propped against a nearby wall and waited. "Go ahead, and don't hurt yourself," she joked, gesturing to the target.

"..Fine. But you better not give me any crap."

Scias tapped the side of his visor, clicking it off his face. He blinked a moment, adjusting his strangely pupil-less red and white eyes to the room's light. It wasn't nearly as bad as broad daylight but he already knew this was going to be bad.
After a minute or two of focusing, he fired another 6 shots into the target, finishing off the magazine. The target was hit in a scattershot pattern across the center, noticably less accurate than his previous shots.

Zeth*

She smirked, saying "no promises," before he fired his rounds. She was oddly intrigued by his red eyes, but not for long. Her gaze shifted to the target as he aimed once more.

After Scias fired his next bullets, she kicked the ground, her toes suddenly becoming very interesting. Any thoughts of possibly shooting using just her eyes was gone. There was no way she was about to let Scias show her up, not as long as she could help it. She knew she would miss the target by a mile.

"Well pretty boy, guess you are not completely useless after all," Zethy teased, still unwilling to look up. She was trying to seem unimpressed and unembarrassed, but she was sure it wasn't working.

"Pretty boy?" Scias set the gun down after eyeing the target and glanced back at her with a raised eyebrow. "I hope not, otherwise all that training would have been a real waste, huh?
Maybe not fair, since I can still see.. Kind of. Not like I'm blindfolded or anything like you. Be a way worse shot out in actual sunlight though."
He chuckled.
"Good to know how to shoot in even bad conditions. My planet might not have a sun but there's plenty that do and I have to know how to deal with it."

Zeth*

Is it just me, or is he on the verge of some morale lesson spiel. she thought. He was right, it was good to be ready. She had spent nearly her whole life training, but never could shoot right. She waas training only with what she already knew. She decided that since she couldn't shoot right with her eyes, she would use her horns to be the best of the best.

Her job as an exterminator never required her to question her tactics. She did what she wanted, how she wanted, when she wanted, for who she wanted. She was never told or asked to step out of her comfort zone, ever. What if's filled her head as she continued to think but...Hell no, not again. Not the time to question. It's never the time to question.

"What's the deal with you and light?" She asked, trying to change the subject. It was rather peculiar how he responded to light, and how it seemed to effect his actions.

"Huh?"
Scias seemed confused momentarily by the question. He could vaguely make out the fact Zeth seemed torn up about something, but everything was too fuzzy to tell for sure.
He clicked his visor back on, letting his eyes readjust to the filtration.

"Oh.. Well, I guess we just really got used to living without any real light on our planet other than our own buildings or electric. Just got worse when we had to move everything underground, but at least we got the lava pools down there to help out. Kinda crazy coming to Earth with a big ball of light scorching my irises out..
Why? You think I just wore this dumb thing for fun?"

Zethrin*

"I thought it was a fashion statement." she mocked, creating a terrible impression of his voice, referring to what he said about her horns earlier. "Jeez, just asking."

She could feel it...she was starting to get bored again. She picked up her gun and pushed Scias out of her way to give her room to shoot. She closed her eyes and shot twice, but decided to 'turn off' her horns for a moment and peak at the target, just to see how she'd do.

As expected, she completely missed. How in the name of whatever is up there did she miss that badly. She grumbled about it for a moment before pulling the make-shift blindfold out again. This is exactly why she didn't question anything, because if she didn't, it all worked out. How does Scias turn something as simple as target practice into something that made her question her way of life...This was stupid

She fired several bullets, trying to get herself blank minded once again.

(Yes I changed my name Zeoofchild. I finally could and I made it more ridiculous for you. Youre welcome.)

Meanwhile, "There has to be more than one entrance to this place right? The back, or sides. Maybe even underground." She became lost in thought once again. They needed a good plan. But they didn't have a good plan, yet. She was determined to make one. "Multiple entrances would mean more soldiers, or cameras. So how does one get in and out, without being noticed?"

(Wha- woah! I never imagined you doing this! Cool! Alright, I'll have to come up with nickname for you now.)

Hexic thought back to all the stories he had heard in his lifetime. Whenever they needed to break in somewhere... there was usually this trick that they used... and it worked most of the time.

"How about he take out two of the guards and use their armor to sneak inside?"

(Yay! Finally had an idea! So happy so happy!)