Amy jumped straight up into the air before firing two arrows towards the side of Eirin while one aimed right above her in order to show the girl her accuracy. She wasn't actually trying to hurt the first year student after all.

Eirin didn't flinch as she fired another arrow quickly, hitting the arrow that was still flying due to the draw power of a single arrow. The moment it shattered a fog erupted followed by a cold blast near Amy.

"Ice Dust, hm? interesting..." she muttered before firing an orange tipped arrow into the ground, negating the frost around her. Landing in the small area where the frost was negated, she smirked lightly before pulling out a yellow tipped arrow and quickly firing it into the frosty mist. 'That's gonna leave a mark...' she thought as she notched another arrow, just in case. Then again...her electric arrow would have shocked just about anything within that mist Eirin's arrow created.

Eirin calculated the only location Amy could of gone, firing multiple arrows quickly towards her. It was the only logical direction. To avoid herself getting hit, she used the fog and flash to make her move to a safe location to continue this dual.

Amy quickly used an arrow filled with air dust to make the arrows go off course, a smile on her face as she was enjoying the sparring session.

Eirin did it again, launching an arrow towards Amy before firing another, faster arrow to hit the arrow. This caused another explosion to happen, larger then before. Eirin was still calm, collected and her mind was focusing on Amy's strategy and style of fighting

'Impressive,' Amy thought to herself as she used a wind arrow behind her at the last second to cushion herself from the meeting of the tree. It still stung, but without using the arrow, it would have been much worse. 'well then, two can play at that game...' she thought before reaching into her quiver and drawing three arrows: two with a whitish-green tint to them and one with an orange-red color to it. Shooting the wind, fire, and wind at Eirin.

The first arrow was shot to where she was standing and would make her jump. The Firestorm combo would then hit her while she was defenseless. However, just in case she wasn't, she had another two arrows notched, this time filled with ice and electricity. 'huh, who knew playing Time and Eternity could help with the Chemistry attacks...' she thought as a small smile graced her features.

Eirin gritted her teeth, launching an arrow of wind dust on the ground in front of her. The timing was a miracle, as she launched herself back at the attack landed before her. A second late and it would of connected. 'She can adapt as quickly as me... That was close.' She couldn't believe how close that had gotten. Keeping her composure to look calm, her mind raced to figure out a plan. Eirin knew this second year had more experience, but there had to be a way.

Amy saw the mist clear and smirked lightly. "Impressive. Not many are able to think quickly of a counter to the Firestorm combo," she said as she knew this battle would either end in a stalemate or half the forest going up in destructive chaos. "Also...would you be okay with calling this a draw? I don't know about you, but I'm almost out of dust arrows and I'd rather not use all of them up," she admitted.

Eirin felt a warm sensation on her cheek, reaching up with her thumb she moved it over the cut that had formed brushing the blood away. A rock must of been kicked up without her realizing it. "If you desire. I did say you could change tactics on me." Eirin let out simply.

"You did, but I want to fight you on an equal footing. It isn't fair if I could instantly win or lose after all," Amy replied with a grin. "But you're really good," she admitted.

"In melee range the probability of victory is still 50-50. You give yourself too much or too little credit, depending on which way you meant." Eirin lowered her bow, knowing that Amy was going to suggest they end the spar.

"Probably too little credit, but I still think you're pretty good Eirin," Amy responded as she separated the two swords that made up her bow before sheathing them.

"I wasn't fighting at my best. I was solely gauging what you could do. That last attack nearly got me." Eirin said.

"Well... That was interesting." Sanae spoke up finally, a nod coming from Reimu in agreement.

"So, Who should go next?" Marisa asked as she played with Master Spark(Her Wand) a bit, making sure it was full of all the dust she used.

"How about I go next?" Amaya suggested.

"I'll go next as well!" Marisa let out in an overly excited voice.

"Just try not to set the area on fire again." Reimu sighed.

"It was one time!" Marisa shouted.

"Wait, She goes that overboard?" Raven questioned.

"It ain't magic if it ain't flashy!" Marisa let out, before Reimu sighed and shook her head.

"That says it all, doesn't it?" Reimu just shrugged.

"Oh great, I get the crazy one," Amaya responded with a mock annoyance.

"Crazy... but effective."

"Hey! That's not nice!" Marisa let out at Reimu's comment, getting into position.

Amaya snickered lightly at that. "I have a feeling you and I will be great friends Reimu," Amaya responded before getting her weapons out, ready for anything.

"Let's start easy..." Marisa said with a smile, before a glyph appeared before her. Large in size, her 'bullets' could be seen peering from it before she swung her wand through the curtain. It was mostly Ice, but the number was still large. Marisa wanted to see Amaya's speed and reflexes, knowing this would dictate how she fought.

Amaya dipped and dodged between the ice bullets, some of them narrowly grazing her, but didn't cause damage to her. What made it more impressive was that she had the hood part of her cloak up, using her other senses to predict where the projectiles would be.

Marisa smirked, starting to add bolts of lightning in with the shards of ice.

The balance of keeping both maintained was rather impressive to Raven who watched carefully. It was clear the 'Ordinary Witch' as she heard Marisa had called herself wasn't used in a humble fashion. The thought crossed her mind of Marisa's physical defense. Anything at ranged was going to have a hard time closing the gap if they were unprepared.

Amaya ducked as an arc of lightning rushed above her, going from one of the ice bullets to the other. 'interesting...' Amaya thought as she brought one of her tonfas up and used a burst of wind dust in order to shoot an ice bullet, shattering it instantly. "Time to counter," she muttered before smirking lightly and heading towards the self-proclaimed ordinary witch, silently glad that Amaya asked both Raven and Amy to increase her speed and evasion.