Archery Workshop #4, 6/13, Danger Shop, Afternoon

[deadly_little]

The setup should be starting to look kind of familiar to the students by now. Grass, sun, bows, arrows, targets. However, this week, the targets are somewhat smaller than they were the week before. Not absurdly small, just smaller.

Miho is sitting in a lounge chair under a shade umbrella, where she can watch all of her students, hopefully without getting shot. The sign-in sheet is on a card table next to her, along with a plate of doughnuts and a pitcher of somewhat sour lemonade with a stack of plastic cups.

On the portable blackboard is this message to the students: Shoot things. Not each other. Good luck! with a big smiley face drawn under it.

The ninja is in a disturbingly good mood, it would seem.

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Shoot Things

[deadly_little]

And by 'things' I mean 'targets or passing virtual teal deer.'

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[mparkerceo.livejournal.com]

Parker is also in a good mood. But anyone who heard the radio probably knows why.

She's not missing too many, but she is humming to herself. That might be throwing off her aim.

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[notafairmaiden.livejournal.com]

Gwynn isn't having a problem hitting targets and she just cannot seem to keep a goofy smile off of her face.

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[izzyalienqueen.livejournal.com]

That good mood is pretty contagious. Isabel is happily shooting at the target, pleased that she's not missing too many. She's also happy that sent Jack off to hang out with Cedric. She's pretty sure someone would have used him for a target if he was here.

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[demonbelthazor]

Bel skulked into Archery. He really didn't want to leave the room like this, but he figured he could get it under control before class. He was wrong.

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[connernotconnor.livejournal.com]

Conner picked up his equipment and headed for a target. He was so completely keeping his mouth shut today. Well, at least his aim was getting better. The bullseye continued to remain completely unscathed, but all but one of his arrows ended up somewhere in the target.

So what if they were still clustered around the edges? He was managing to narrow it down to a pretty good general vicinity.

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[janet_fraiser]

Janet is aiming carefully at the target. She's improved from last week; her shots seem to be clustering more near the center.

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[likethegun]

Sam wasn't doing quite as well as he'd done the previous week, but he was feeling a little more distracted today than usual.

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[saltandammo.livejournal.com]

Aware that he was significantly stronger in this body, Dean was very careful drawing back the bow, not wanting to do what he saw several people do in early classes and break it.

He focused on the target, then almost took a step backwards as it seemed to zoom in towards him. Dean blinked and everything went back to normal, then he looked at the target again, and this time he could feel his vision narrowing and telescoping in.

"Cool," he muttered, grinning as he shot an arrow and it hit dead center.

So one of the genetic enhancements were eyes with a zoom function. Dean wondered if that meant there was some camera DNA mixed in along with the cat and Winchester contributions.

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[threeweapons.livejournal.com]

Alanna's aim was bettre than last weeks, except she kept randomly bursting out laughing.

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[bound2blade.livejournal.com]

Sakurazaki's far more focused this week than she was last week, but she's missing a lot more. Fewer complete and total flubs, though. So she's not doing too bad.

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[bruiser-in-pink.livejournal.com]

Molly was another one who happened to be in a really good mood today. Her concentration and aim were a lot better this week as well.

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[lilpunkinbelly.livejournal.com]

Dawn was being careful with her shots and most of them were hitting the heart, since she couldn't justify having to add the extra arm power to get through the breastbone. She was firing a little slower than usual because of a headache, though.