Zev walked forward. He had the sword still in his hands. Gale seemed a little intense and very disagreeable. Zev looked at Cypress and waited for a command.

He quickly traded the woden sword for a steel one before following his friend outside. While he had noticed the reaction of Zev, he just keept smiling as if nothing had happen.

Alexander finished his desert Seeing that two of his (insert somethinghere) had managed to escape the party, he decided that hed head out too. "Cmon, Aidy. We're going." He called to his Ishnu before heading outside, where turned to the training grounds, where he could finally do what he wanted to two-shot targets.

I pushed the door on the right open, holding it for Gale and Zev. I wonder what happened to Gales Ishnu.

Aidy scowled, shoving the rest of her food in her mouth. "Nooo, why?", She whined, following him. Aidy swallowed hard. She stopped realizing she didn't have to go. "Wouldn't your friends be angry you dragged your issue out with you? I'd much rather not deal with Gale or the other one until dinner." Aidy crossed her arms, a serious expression plastered on her face.

"They dragged theirs with them. Or at least on e of them did. Besides,," he glanced at her over his shoulder, "I don't caea a fathing wabout the no-weapens thing. If you're gonna be working for me, you'd better know the difference between bows."

" Thanks, buddy!" He said to Cypress before starting to humming again, the melodie was upbeat and cheery but to those who knew the paroles it was a different story, a bit like him in a way.

Zev stepped out. He smiled at Cypress trying not to think about how much Gale made him feel uncomfortable.

I stepped out onto the field. It was exactly as it was called, a field. The whole thing was surrounded by a spikey wooden fence, just tall enough to look intimidating, but short enough that you could see the woods beyond.

Archery targets were setup in the middle of a far corner, training dummies lined the wall next to me, ready to take.

There was multiple paths worn in the thin grass, small trees occasionally but not enough to form clumps and block your vision.

There were few people out, most I guessed were inside attending the party. The small amount that were out here were mostly just loitering around. I saw the girl that did upkeep waddling down the path, enough tools and weapons and bags in her arms that she had to look around them.

She gave me a soft, but shaky smile when she saw me, her brow still pinched from focusing on the teetering stack in her arms.

"I am not playing with bows, melee is more of my thing.", She said whilst wrinkling her nose. She had completely evaded the thought of going outside. Aisy was not dealing with those pr*cks again today. "I'd much rather take a tiny kitchen knife than something you have to aim any day."
(I actually love bows very much, and I frequently go out with my dad for both bow hunting and normal hunting practice. T~T))