Toxic Meeting
D-rank || Silver Wolf|| N/A|| N/A
Spring had sprung and even the wolves could feel it. The sun was out, there were more, like breeding season had ended and the new pups were out to play in their first grass. While some were busy in their research, or out on missions. Training was a suitable way to pass the time. Out back, in front fo a set of archery targets, the normally calm and reserved Chef and huntress was looking a bit angry and in pain. Her left arm completely taped up after returning home just yesterday. In her hand was a wooden bow and aquiver of arrows sat near a table that had been set up. Those that knew about her combat abilities knew she had a decent aim with arrows. However out of the hundred arrows, exactly zero were in any of the three targets.
On the table was a first aid kit, a box of fudge, and a pitcher of lemonade. Simple for her standards. A Basket of bread also hung off the edge of the table. A few chunks missing from one load. A towel draped around her neck was used to pat dry the sweat from her intensive training. Her outfit wasn't as fashionable as usual. Her top was a plain blue speghetti strap shirt that kept her stomach exposed. Black shorts clung to her hips with matching sneakers and ankle socks protecting her feet. Looking over her work, she attempted some deep breathing exercises to calm down. She wasn't going to get any better, unless she can focus.
On the table was a first aid kit, a box of fudge, and a pitcher of lemonade. Simple for her standards. A Basket of bread also hung off the edge of the table. A few chunks missing from one load. A towel draped around her neck was used to pat dry the sweat from her intensive training. Her outfit wasn't as fashionable as usual. Her top was a plain blue speghetti strap shirt that kept her stomach exposed. Black shorts clung to her hips with matching sneakers and ankle socks protecting her feet. Looking over her work, she attempted some deep breathing exercises to calm down. She wasn't going to get any better, unless she can focus.
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