Oliver looked at gold "wait... hes a dust...?" then said in a louder voice "I MEAN uh YEAH i totally knew that...."
Erin tried to mimic her, failing miserably the first time. She breathed, more calm as she flew back, slowing as she reached the target, relaxing, and shooting. It was as if the whole world slowed. She smiled as the bolt burrowed into the target, before quickly reloading, missing her second shot by a few hairlengths, and hitting his last shot. She turned around and faced Yael with a hopeful look for her approval, even though she did not expect it.
Horius smiled, responding "Good. There are three bloodthirsty Scavengers who have killed children with no hesitance. Want to go meet them?" He looked in her eyes, seeing for the first time how beautiful she was. There was a hunger present, which coursed through her veins, just like his. And that hunger was all he cared about in a human. Seeing her now as an ally rather than an enemy, she was more than just a random girl, no longer someone he hated.
"dont be mean he isnt doing anything wrong" he paused "at the moment..." he sighed and clutched his book tighter to his chest.
Yael watched her, remembering her training had gone similar when she first started. So she used her mentors words that day when she had earned his respect. "You have potential, and if you keep training you will do well. You are owed a name then, you have earned it. I am Yael, and you are worthy of this training." She said simply and dipped her head as she turned and walked away dropping into the hole. She looked over at the feather and gave a small smile, now she knew how he felt to some degree. She grabbed some armor pieces and headed up to Erin and handed them to her. "Pick some out, you are going to need it. "
Erin looked at Yael with a beaming face, before responding "Thank you, Yael." She looked at the armor with a newfound wonder, selecting a pair of forearms protectors and a chest plate, which she put on. She had made sure to choose the least heavy armor, so she could be mobile and take advantage of her quickness, youth, and agility she boasted as a child.
