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"You're doing it wrong," I called out as I approached the archery range. I hadn't intended to stop here, but while doing my rounds I'd noticed Jonathan there and had been unable to help myself. Sapphire swayed on my shoulder. She seemed to have had enough of flying for the day and had decided she wanted nothing more than a rest. I didn't begrudge her it, I enjoyed her company too much.
He chuckled once he realised it was me. "I never was very good at archery. But I've seen you shoot and feel like I should learn."
"You don't have to," I pointed out. "Everyone has their skills."
"I've seen how you react when you're using a sword and make a wrong move," he retorted.
I frowned. He had a good point there. "But if I didn't have to use one, then I wouldn't. It's only because the army exp
