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Lorraine Lebedeva

"Knife throwing is art." Josephine declared.

I studied each and every single knife that was displayed on the table in front of me. They all had different sharp ends, blade designs, weights and were different sizes.

Truly fascinated by them.

"First thing, choose your knife, and don't just choose for the sake of choosing. You have to pick wisely. Pick as if you're picking a baby at an orphanage. You must have that gut feeling..." she paused, picked up a small blade and whispered. "You are my baby."

I smiled at how silly she's explaining knife throwing.

"Anyone who can throw a stick, stone, or baseball can also learn how to throw a knife with skill and accuracy." She mentioned.

We've gone through most of the practical training. Shooting, dealing with dangerous bombs, one on one combat, and the basics of coding.

I've learned a lot throughout these months. They were all interesting but I had no passion for either of them and now that we focused on knives, I'm intrigued by