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The hill climbing

Author: Ennie J
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Soren

If there was one thing I hated so much, it was when people didn't get what I wanted right. Simple instructions, and they were unable to follow through. It was just a simple exercise, something she should have learned, and then we could have moved on to something new, but she was still here and struggling.

My jaw ticked in irritation as I watched her hold the bow and arrow as if she had no muscles in her arms. How could that even be possible?

I shook my head and took steps towards her. I seized the arrow from her hands, and she flinched to the side. She muttered something under her breath, which I assumed was a curse or something. She had been doing that a lot. If that made her feel better, then she had to say it a lot.

I put the arrow back with the others and turned to her. Her hands were stiff at her sides, her head tilted down.

"Shooting arrows seems not to be your specialty, so we shall move on to something else."

I dropped the quiver of arrows on my back and started ahead. S
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