“What makes you think that?”
“I can’t imagine anyone making you do something you truly didn’t enjoy.”
“What makes you think that?”
“I can’t imagine anyone making you do something you truly didn’t enjoy.”
“See just got to practise a bit more,” Artemis said, smiling approvingly, “You’ll get it on your own soon enough.”
Klaire nodded smiling, her confidence boosted by that one shot. “I can do this. A bit more practice sure, but I can actually do it.”
“Therefore every second wasted is a second against you.”
“Which is why you prefer a bow and arrow or gun.”
“Ugh, I could need some of your discipline.”
Klaire smiled “You could always practice with me now.”
Artemis took a step forward, adjusting the warlock stance correcting it a little. “Try it now.”
Klaire nodded before taking the shot, it hit the middle of the target. “Yes!”
“In a battle there is only second that separates you from life and death.”
“Yeah, that’s true.”
“Why did I let myself be roped into training?”
“Because you secretly enjoy it?”
“Humans are pe-peculiar creatures.” Tristan proclaimed as he thought aloud. “Victor Hugo once wro-wrote multiple chapters in Les Miserables about how so-society is an oppressor. He wasn’t wrong.”
"Really? I haven’t read Les Mis. I’ve been meaning to, but I haven’t got ‘round to.”