“You were sloppy on the moon,” I countered, avoiding the sightlines to her position. “You should have waited until you had a better shot rather than getting impatient and going for me while I was still moving. And I know I taught you better than to shoot into a crowd of bystanders like that, to say nothing of the cheap attempt with the turret.”
Raya scoffed. “You didn’t teach me as much as you think you did. I’m a better hunter without you, so you might as well just come on out.”
“Why?” I asked her. “You want me to stand still so you can get a clean shot? You don’t have anything yet.”
Two more shots fell around me, punctuating her frustration. Or perhaps to mock me.
“You might as well save your rounds,” I taunted. “I know you’re using that longrifle I gave you, which means you only get
