Tarì walked onto the training field at dawn. The sun was just starting to come up and the sky was purple pink in color. There was a cool mist still hovering above the ground that left the grass wet with dew. The dew clong to her feet, soaking them. The air was brisk for a summer morning and a semi strong breeze was coming in from the south. It was not going to be an easy day on the feild. Her arrows were going to go in all directions today if she didnt consentrate. She started to strech out her arms and just get her joints moving. Working mostly on her arm muscules. After an exstencive training day they were going to be hurting tomorrow.

Shivering in her wet boots she patiently waited the trainer. While she waited she pulled out her bow and started to oil the string. She had had some training back home but only enough to know how to aim at a target. I hope im not to early.

For some reason it was odd because Zero never woke up at this time of day, he usually woke up when the sun came out. But today he didn’t, he had woken up and to see the field from his open window. The sun had barley came out, it did seem a little chilly outside, it looked perfect. Just the weather he liked to be in.
Zero yawned and then again once more. His dorm had the comfiest bed he'd ever sleep in. He wanted to snack on something but really didn’t think it was necessary since he watched a girl stretching her muscles and it seemed as if she was waiting on him or someone else. This was all seen through Zero's window, but he had left the curtains open, never bothered closing them.

Zero got up lazily and in a sloppy manner, as it was still too early for just training, but perhaps he would be able to talk to her and maybe know her reasons to see why she was out there at such an early morning.
Zero stepped out of his room and out of the Academy and headed to the field.
He yawned once more and he wanted to stretch but he was already approaching the girl and he asked her a question. "Hello, may I help you with anything? I would help you but your going to have to give me a second and let me finish wake up completely.
Zero tried hard to focus on her and he quickly looked down to see that she had a bow. Bow training is what he thought is what she wanted.
He stood there waiting for an answer and if she needed any help.

Tarì watched as a man approched her. She was curious if he was a student like her or if he was the trainer. It would prove to be an interesting day non the less. She exstended her hand in greeting. Hello my name is Tarì. Im here for archery training. I hope im not to early. Are you a trainer?


She was excited. She hadnt had training for a long time and it would be nice to get back into the swing of it all. She smiled at his groggyness. Not many people were up to getting up this early.

Zero was still tired and his eyes were going to close once more but then the hand that she held out caught him. Zero shook her hand back and lazily and his hair had not been combed. He looked at her bow once more and knew that she did want some seroius training done. Zero had a bow for himself also. He didnt really use it as much because not very many came to the Academy to learn archery.
Zero put a hand and rested it on his sheath that was on his hip. He looked at the girl and answered her question. For some reason people always seemed to have mistaken him for a student. Everyone got that reaction, everyone. It was old but it wasnt annoying.
Hi its nice to meet you Tari. Im Zero, and yes I am the training master for the academy. I would like to teach you then if your really interested and work hard.
He thought it was funny the way every student came in. It was always a student walking in and saying "hi Im new here, I would want to start training". That was everyones line. He chuckled a little but it seemed like the girl wouldn't know what it was for.
Zero waited to hear from her and to see if she had confidence, which is how she looked like when Zero saw her through the window from his dorm.

Tarì smiled at Zero. He was quit obviously very tierd and possibly not ready for the day yet. Well I am ready when ever you are, which it seems that you are not quite ready yet. If you need more sleep I can wait until you are fully rested if you wish. But if you wish to proceed I am more than ready.

The sun was graually rising in the sky and the mist had finally raised. The grass was still wet and the wind still blew and played with her silky black hair. She stood there waiting patiently for him to proceed.

Zero did not know what to do next. He was a little embarrassed and had shown it a little. He was still sleepy but he really didnt want to say he had to go back and sleep. Zero would train her anyway if thats what it took.
No, no, no. No need for me to go back sleep. I will train you. No problem. Im also ready when you are. Zero pulled out his bow and had it in his hand ready to begin. He pulled out and arrow and knocked it in his bow.
It had shot out and his shot was a little sketchy to him but to others it would have seemed perfect. It had been shot in one of the targets they had for practice.
A little sketchy, but Im good. Still better to me, heh heh...
The girl thought he would have been crazy because his shot seemed almost perfect but Zero knew how his shots were and that was nothing compared to what he used to.
He felt a little humid being outside and the sun was already surpassing the horizon.

At the redness that formed in his embarrasment of Tarì's coment she murmored an applogie. She had not meant to make him feel embarrased. She knew what it was like to be tiered and yet still come out and train early in the morning. She bit her bottom lip in her own embarrasment.

Tarì watched as the arrow soared at the target. It was a perfect shot, there was no doubt in that. Looking shocked at his thought of it being anything less than perfect Tarì said to him, If that was not perfect Id hate to see what is. I have been out of training for so long that I doubt that I can even hit the target.