fandomhigh | Archery Workshop #6, 6/27, Danger Shop, Afternoon

As the students enter the Danger Shop, they will find that it is set up very differently from previous sessions. However, the set-up, a rough-looking part of an old town, may seem familiar to some of the students. The scenery is entirely in black and white, as are the students themselves. Ain't technology grand?

Miho stands next to a blackboard, looking alert and almost...cheerful. Unlike in previous sessions, she has a quiver of arrows at her back and a strung bow in hand. The blackboard says, ARM YOURSELVES. The students will find that their bows are standard, but the arrows in their quivers have been modified with spongey tips soaked in red ink. Also available are white cover-alls to protect clothing, should the students so choose. Once everyone is armed and/or dressed, Miho flips the blackboard over.

DODGING AND SITUATIONAL AWARENESS
1. Get to the other end of the street without getting hit anywhere vital.
2. If you get hit somewhere vital, you are Out.
2a. I am optimistically pretending you know what constitutes 'vital.'
3. If you are not trying to the best of your ability, you are fair game for the teacher.
3a. Actually, you are fair game for the teacher no matter what.
4. If you get to the other end of the street, there are brownies.
5. Yes, your targets are one another.
6. You may pick up and use spent arrows to replenish your ammunition.
7. Good luck.

By the time the students finish reading this list, Miho will have vanished to her preferred vantage point on the roof.

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"Well that should be an easy promise to keep, since there's no way you're hitting me." He grinned. "And just to show what an awesome brother I am, I make you the same promise."

"Oh, you don't need to worry about that, since you won't be hitting me either. But I appreciate the offer."

"I dunno, Sammy. Looks to me like I have the bigger, easier target."

"I'm also the faster target," Sam said. "So I guess we'll have to see how that works out."

"Guess we will," Dean replied with a grin. "How confident are you?"

Sam shrugged, trying to downplay how he felt. "Pretty confident. I know I can shoot well."

Dean snorted. "Course you can -- you're a Winchester." He grinned. "Just not necessarily the best Winchester."

Sam laughed. "How about we find out exactly who the best Winchester is?"

"Care to put a wager on it?" Dean challenged.

Sam knew he might regret this, but he couldn't back down from a challenge with Dean. "All right. What kind of wager?"

Dean thought for a minute. Money wasn't really a consideration with Sammy since they already shared what they had, and they didn't have any nasty chores to pawn off like when they were with Dad. Something embarrassing, then. Ah. He grinned. "The loser has to sing karaoke at Caritas tonight. Winner chooses the song."

Sam's smirk faltered for just a second before he regained his composure. He was confident enough in his abilities that he was willing to take the bet, even if it did mean he might end up singing. The possibility of making Dean have to sing was totally worth it. "All right, you've got yourself a bet."

"Great." Dean grinned and slapped Sam on the shoulder. "Better warm up those singing pipes."

"You'd better warm up too, just in case," Sam teased.

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