It seemed Paulie couldn't get away quick enough. I didn't know what else to do so i dumped the remainder of my breakfast into the fire and decided to go for a walk. Apparently attempts at friendship with Paulie wasn't going to work out this year, and that was just fine.
I continued down the path until i saw Jean Blackheart. She always seemed to be working in the forge. I mean, i know that our father is the god of the forges and what not, but she seems to take it to a whole new level. Apart from this, she is easily the best blacksmith in the camp. Hard not to be with the amount of practice she puts in.
I walked over to a bow and a sheath of arrows and began to practice my shooting. It needed improvement from the time id taken off, but it wasn't bad. After about ten minutes of practice, i could hit the bulls-eye about half the time on any distance.
After being finished there, i walked over to a rack of swords. This had always been my weakness in weapons. No matter how much time i spent, i could not master a single sword. Now, if i had a dagger in my other hand, apparently my brain decided it was ok with this, because i would instantly become deadly with the two in hand.
Finally satisfied with training, i began to walk back past the dining area when i saw a girl half way run over a blind kid. I snickered slightly to myself and kept walking. I decided to go back to the cabin to grab a book that i had been reading for some time now.
After settling down in my favorite spot on the porch on a seat of my construction, i set to finishing the book. This summer seemed that it was going to be a long one.
