Forest :DDD

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Danielle leaned against a tree, staring hard at one of the nearby shadows. she smiled faintly as it flickered.

Emil threw his Falcata at a tree nearby. A target was drawn on it with red paint he got from the storage area. The Falcata missed the middle miserably. Emil frowned. "This ez nu gewd." he whispered impatiently." He retrieved his short sword, and raised his hand this time, a light appearing. He than shot a beam of light out of it. The backfire was incredible, and he hand snapped back. "Augh." Emil winced, kneeling and holding his wrist. The beam shot at a tree near Danielle.

Danielle yelped, flinching away from the light. she lost control on her shadow too. "Who did that?!" she snapped.

Emil looked over. "Sorry." he murmured, followed by a curse. "I um not very gud vith my 'gift' yut." he said, standing up once more with a silent curse.

Danielle sighed softly. "You aren't the only one.." she mumbled. "What exactly is your gift?"

"I cahn tahke the energy froom anytheng around me, un use et uz a prujectile." he said. "Though, et doesn't vurk gud at night."

Danielle nodded slightly. "Interesting."

Emil smiled half halfheartedly. Well, if it was so interesting, why couldn't he do it? "Vat ez yours?" he asked.

"I have control over shadows." she told him. "But, I'm no where close to mastering it. I don't have enough power."

"Su our powers ur like oposeets?" asked Emil.

"Basically." Danielle answered, standing. "Which is why, when the light shined over in my direction, I yelled. It broke my concentration and made me lose my power over my shadow."

"Heheh." Emil laughed silently, rubbing the back of his head. "I apologize vunce mure."

It took her a moment to understand what he said, but her small confusion didn't show on her face. "Oh it's alright. Not like I was actually improving or anything.."

"Thut is whut clahsses are for, right?" Emil said, smiling.

"Yeah right." Danielle scoffed. "You wouldn't find me around that many people or with someone to practice with that often. I'd rather do it on my own."

"Yeah." Emil said. The horizon was shining an orange color. "I suppose I shuld geet going." he said, looking over the trees at the sinking sun.

"Well, I'm most certainly not forcing you to stay here." Danielle told him. she herself made no indication that she was about to leave though. The sinking sun casts plenty shadows and Danielle wanted the practice.

"Alright. I'll see you." Emil said with a wave, turning and leaving.

Danielle waved slightly. "Au revior. " she mumbled, turning her attention on a rather large shadow over in a corner.