Archery Workshop #1, 5/23, Danger Shop, Afternoon

[deadly_little]

As the students entered the Danger Shop, set up like a standard classroom for today, they were greeted by a diminutive, black-and-white Japanese girl in a silk robe, perched on a corner of the teacher's desk munching on a chocolate chip cookie. Next to her were a stack of handouts, a sign-in sheet, and a tray of assorted cookies from Jeff, God of Biscuits.

Written on the board behind the desk was, Sign in. Take a handout and a cookie. Direct any questions to the instructor. Behave. Or else.

Miho studied her students with a critical eye, trying to determine which of them were most likely to shoot one of their classmates by accident or try to take more than one cookie.

Comments

Re: Sign In

[1ordinarygirl.livejournal.com]

Buffy signed in, smiled brightly to the teacher, took a handout and a cookie.

Re: Sign In

[lilpunkinbelly.livejournal.com]

Dawn signed in, took one cookie, the handouts, and a seat towards the front.

Re: Sign In

[bruiser-in-pink.livejournal.com]

Molly signed in, took a handout and a cookie and might have muttered, "Cool," under her breath as she briefly studied Miho before going to take a seat.

Re: Sign In

[janet_fraiser]

Janet signed in, took a handout and one cookie--because Scary Ninja Chick wasn't really someone you wanted to take chances with--and started reading the handout on the way to her seat. Once she sat down, she rummaged in her backpack until she found a rubber band to tie her hair back with.

Re: Sign In

[bound2blade.livejournal.com]

Sakurazaki signs in, taking only a hand-out, but leaving a deep bow. She sits somewhere in the middle.

Re: Sign In

[connernotconnor.livejournal.com]

Conner signs in, takes a handout and a cookie, and edges away from Miho. Because apparently he can deal with skyscraper-sized freaktastic rubber monsters, but a tiny Japanese girl terrifies him.

Well, that would be the ninja bit.

Re: Sign In

[sakuracchyan.livejournal.com]

Sakura signed in, taking a handout and a cookie like everyone else. She absently notes Miho's apparent ethnicity, and smiles. She leans forward into a bow instead of simply inclining her head in greeting like she would to most teachers, then went about finding a place to sit and read her handout.