i shoot an arrow at the target and its hits it bullseye.

Raiden nodded to his teacher. He went over, grabbing a bow about the right size for him. Back in Japan, Archery was a part of gym class, so to Raiden, it was a bit of second nature. He went up to a mark, standing in front of a target. He took his arrow and took aim. Matching up the arrow where he wanted to hit on the target. Since Raiden was a bit taller he aimed just above the red dot. He shot, although did not take wind into effect and missed his target.

Jenny walked up to her target and got out five arrows. all but one was on the bullseye. she was pretty fast.

Standing there with his bow, Daigo just watched as how Raiden aimed carefully with his first shot. Seeing how he was studying on how to shoot his arrow, he thought for sure Raiden would've gotten the shoot perfectly, but when he released the shot, he noticed how the arrow missed and stepped over beside him. "That was rather close, try again. This time, try aiming a bit slightly more to the right, so that the wind will carry it to your target." he explained, noticing how Jenny had missed one out of five arrows. "Don't hurry too much Jenny, the tournament won't be about speed; more rather accuracy."

"atleast i hit 4/5 of the times," she said putting the arrows back in her quiver. she loaded the bow again and hit perfectly.

Raiden waited until Jenny was out of the feild. Even if she wasn't close to his target, he still would not shoot. "Alright." Raiden said. Getting into his stance again, he carefully took aim. Making sure it was absolutely perfect before releasing the arrow. It hit just on the line of the red zone. He noticed how Jenny was a natural at it. "Your very good Jenny." Raiden complemented her. Knowing archery wasn't his strong point. But it still made him feel at home.

Hearing the obvious fact that Jenny had gotten four out of five of the shots perfectly, Daigo nodded with a little smile. "True, but still. One miss can mean the lost of the entire tournament. Take your time, every shot will count to the judges. I won't be able to participate in the tournament, due to the fact I'm your instructor." he explained more once, as he took his attention back over toward how Raiden began to try again to get his target. Stepping over back behind the two of them; he watched as how they continued to practice their shots on the targets, standing right beside one of them wasn't going to be much of a good idea; unless he wanted to get himself shot. Seeing how close this time the arrow hit the target, Daigo applauded Raiden with a large smile on his face. "Thats better. Keep at it you two, at this rate; there is no doubt about it that the Balonor high Archery team will win."

"cause we rock," jenny said with a smile and shot an arrow hitting the target

Raiden continued to practice. He got a few in the middle. But most were just outside. Each time he ran out of arrows he would run into the field to grab the ones on the target. Being careful not to break them. He Came back, Taking his stance when he felt his phone vibrate in his pocket. Just a text though.

At first when Jenny spoke up about saying something that they rocked, Daigo laughed a bit playfully as he tilted his head watching as how Raiden just continued to fire his arrows toward the target. "Okay you guys, lets take a break from this. Since there doesn't seem to be many people coming today, how about we go out to eat, all three of us? I'll treat." Daigo stated smiling softly, really the only reason he said that he would treat them out to eat was the fact that even though he lived alone, he still had a job to deal with his own life.

"sounds good to me" she said.

Raiden lowered his bow slightly as he heard the mention of food. "Sounds like a date." He said, putting the bow back in the same place he found it. Stretching a bit to shake out his stiffness. "Where do you want to go?" Raiden asked them all.

Chuckling a bit softly, Daigo just nodded to them in confirmation as they basically said they were going to go. When he had heard Raiden's question though about where to go, he took his attention over to them and smiled a bit nervously. "Well, what are you two in the mood for?"

"There is a new cafe just down the road." Raiden suggested. He waked past it on the way to school. It had opened maybe last week or so. Raiden had only stopped inside for a coffee to wake himself up. Not so much for anything to eat just yet. Although the food did look good. They had sandwiches, soups, salads. Simple things for the most part.

"sounds good to me," jenny said.

When Raiden told him about a cafe down the road, Daigo gave a slight nod. He had actually heard about that cafe a couple of times from the other students that wandered around campus when they tried to skip class. It didn't seem like they didn't like the place, yet at the sametime they weren't really talking about it being the best in the world. "Sure, I guess we could go there." he replied, walking over toward the rack full of bows and hanging up his own. Stepping over toward the exit of the archery building, he stretched his arms over his head for a moment than lowered them with a sigh of relief that they could basically skip archery lessons today. "C'mon, lets go." Daigo called out, beginning to head out of the building first.

JEnny put her bow up and followed him out of the building.

Raiden grabbed his back pack, which probably weighted as much as Raiden. He was being punished by his parents for getting a B+ on his last science test. Which in his defense, most of the class failed that test, and he got the highest grade. But no, it was not an A, so they did not care. The punishment was for Raiden to carry all of his books to and from school. Which was not really that bad. It was heavy, but could have been much worse if he didn't have a car. "I can drive if you guys like." Raiden said to them. The walk wasn't that bad, but driving was just fun.

Once Daigo had finally left the archery club, he turned back around to see how Jenny and Raiden were just leaving as well. Giving a little smile he tilted his head looking around the area for a moment. He had known about the little cafe Raiden was talking about, though the problem was..he wasn't exactly sure where it was. Once Raiden had come out asking about giving them a ride, he took his attention straight over at him and gave a little nod. "Yeah, that would be nice." he replied, awaiting for him to show them the way to his car.