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Aug 17, 2010 01:15PM
Holly's eyes scanned the quiet surrounding as she arrived for her early morning training. Her eyes shifted to the girl for a moment, before snapping to the broken bow on the ground. Already having seen Caspar, her guess of what happened would probably be right. She pulled back on the arrow, trying to blink away the sleepy air that still lingered around her. She could only imagine how Caspar felt from yesterday's events, as she herself couldn't stop thinking about what it all meant. Then she bit her lip when something popped into her head and her arrow flew, hitting the outer ring of the target. Embarrassed from such a bad shot she hid her face behind her hair and shot another, satisfied with where it hit. It seemed odd the way Caspar spoke out the quest, like it meant an almost certain death for whomever went. The thought made her grip on the bow tighten and she swallowed hard, face paling in the slightest.
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Caspar was distracted by another bow hitting the target he was aiming for. Both of them struck, the first on the outer ring and the second on the bull's-eye. He looked over his shoulder. Holly was standing there, her face a tad paler than usual. Caspar waved hello to her, feeling his lips ease in a smile.

Holly's eyes strayed from the target and over to Caspar when she felt her looking at him. For some reason her arm wouldn't move to give him a wave back, staying tightly on the bow. Instead she gave a nod in his direction, his presence making her smile a little, though some was forced.
Arching an eyebrow at Holly's near-unresponsiveness, Caspar let loose one last arrow, which hit the middle ring. He dropped his bow and arrow in the equipment bin and strolled away, most of his anger having been used to demolish the five targets. Now all that left was sadness and uncertainty. Strange traits for a son of Dionysus.

((Er, Hayley?))
A breath escaped Holly's lips when everyone left and she dropped the bow and arrow in her hand, plopping down on the ground. After a moment of quick thought she realized that what she needed was to talk to Caspar. After finishing up the last of her training she put the equipment away and left. She stopped short for a second, remembering Caspar's not-so-happy mood. Silently cursing the reason for his anger she strode slowly toward the Mess Hall, head bowed in deep thought.
A breath escaped Holly's lips when everyone left and she dropped the bow and arrow in her hand, plopping down on the ground. After a moment of quick thought she realized that what she needed was to talk to Caspar. After finishing up the last of her training she put the equipment away and left. She stopped short for a second, remembering Caspar's not-so-happy mood. Silently cursing the reason for his anger she strode slowly toward the Mess Hall, head bowed in deep thought.
Madeline walked down to the archery range. She picked up her bow and fondly ran her finger down the wood.


"Hi, Elena," Madeline replied. She turned back to Soyala. "We don't know what's happeing. We're just going to wait. There's a new prophecy."

"What about them?" Madeline asked quietly. It was apparent that she hadn't gotten a good night sleep in a while.

Madeline blinked. "Oh, um, sure..." For the time being... What's going to happen to it if I get too sick to take care of it?


Luma cocked his head, the started climbing down from Madeline's shoulder. Madeline blinked; she didn't seem to notice...well, anything.

Luma let out a muffled hoot. Nuh-uh. It's way too hot up there. Madeline picked up her bow once more.
Madeline ran her finger down her bow, fond of the maple wood. She paid Nick no attention, as she wasn't impressed.
Luma hopped onto the ground. He peered at the other boys suspiciously. Madeline pulled an arrow from her quiver and drew it back against the string. After taking careful aim, she let go, hitting the target dead center.


"Crap, Leo is red."
"So?"
"Red means anger."
"So?"
"Gods, you really are dim witted."
Madeline shrugged. "It was nothing," she muttered sheepishly. Luma hissed at the leopard. I don't like it.