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"Well, only two people would try to touch me like this and since you hardly sound like a dragon boil, it can only mean," the manananggal gently tried to pry the demon ghoul's hands from her eyes before chirping, "Lizzy~" she beamed.

Oh, now that was something interesting: for the first time Eisheth stumbled across a booth organised by a fellow horseman. She had seen Tseng before, yet they were not acquainted, but just his speech and his clothes were sufficient enough for her to immediately recognize the Conquest stallion. Politely nodding to the clansman, the alchemist decided to pay her respect to the Conquest art of Bow. She even payed the regular fee of 2 silver pumpkin seeds: for a brief moment she wondered whether the horsemen are supposed to have a discount, but in fact, she realized, there was no point to worry: in her case the money will go back to the horsemen budget anyway.

To tell the truth, she wasn't extremely good in archery. To be completely honest, she wasn't skilled in archery at all: it wasn't a popular way of fighting on Famine island. However, her reaction, and eye were good enough to actually show some not so bad results, at least, much better than most of Halloweeners, she resumed feeling satisfied. That again proved the superiority of horsemen natural abilities for her: even if they were not trained in something, they still would be better just with the little efforts.

I won I won! I won a SUMMONS, PLEASE! THANK YOU smile
sn: santime

It was not long that Ingrid stumbled upon another booth. Man, this place has a lot of booths! Well anyways, after jammin' in one of the club's booths, Ingrid stumbled upon a booth. There are a few bows and arrows there. " Probably for a game... ", Ingrid thought. " Okay, i'll have a try. ", she said while petting Levi, her mini.

She grabbed the five arrows, and the bow. She aimed, and shoot!

The first one was a total failure. She can't even aim it right! It almost hit a student nearby. The second shot, was slightly better... But still, a failure. It hit the edge of the target. The third one, was much more better. She hit it almost in the center. The next one, was a bit... To the corner. But still, not as bad as the first and the second one. And the fifth one, was even worst than the previous shot.

" Looks like i'm bad at archery. ", Ingrid said as she pouts and stomped her hoof on the ground. Even so, she's eligible for a pin or a charm.

Iyari loved weapons.

She loved sharpening, learning, moving with them - any kind, any shape they were a passion. Though given her general training she had more knowledge of some than others. A bow and arrow were not her strongest suit, though she had at least used one once before. It was this kind of booth she had been looking for and now had her adrenaline pumping. She gave a half smile to the horseman in charge. Of course it would be one of her kind to offer such a booth - something she was thankful for in ways she was certain no one else would get.

With an eager aura about her she took hold of bow and arrows, firing them towards the targets quickly. The bow shook in her hands and she placed it down, glaring at the arrows with a small sigh. It had been such a while since she'd touched one, and it showed.

Something more to practice. She thought, taking a charm from the table and looking it over. The skull on it made her smile and she gave a nod to the booth. She'd come back here for certain and make sure to do better.

MORE VIOLENCE. Freya bound over to the archery booth again, picked up the set, and aimed - at someone beside her.

"IS MY TURNS BACKS OFF!"

That caffeine really was getting her a little too riled up..

She aimed at the target now, and shot her arrows.. not bad! She'd started to get the hang of shooting arrows pretty early, except for that first shot. Which, she suspected, had a lot to do with the fact she'd still been riled up from that person who'd gotten too close.

Looking at the minipet prizes, and the cute little charms, her lower lip pouted. "I knows I wons a minipets, but I was wonderings, since these prizes are for lower scores.. can I has one of the pretty charms instead, ja?"

She fluttered her eyelashes at Tseng.

Total: 32

"One prize per game!" Tseng stated while holding up his index finger to Danny with his hand outstretched, "One!"

His attention turned back to the archers that took their turn at his game. Beaming at them, he soon noticed a few clansmen have a hand at it! When Eisheth came on by, he gave her a bow, then watched to see how she would fair. The answer apparently was not bad at all for a famine horsemen!

"Good work! You have some potential," he grinned to her before handing out her prize. As far as the War clansmen, he expected a little better, but everyone had their off days. Perhaps she would fair better the next time she picked up the weapon.

When Freya came on around to ask if she could take a lower prize, he stroked his chin thoughtfully.

"Hmm... Deal! You may take a lower prize instead, fair lady," he said while waving a hand over the little trinkets.

Ah! It was Lizzy, one of the students he had spoken with once before.

"Nice work!" he complimented, then handed her a prize, "Thank you for stopping by! Enjoy your Fright night!"