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Gifted with the boundless energy of the very young, Abbi was perfectly at ease to hop around in attempt to doge the arrows being lobbed her way. Yet despite feeling like she could run laps about Chelsea, there was a tiredness creeping in. Her feet tripped more on herself than usual and she found that her hands were weaker in their grip on Viveca. But even all that wasn't enough to distract her from conversation.
"That's awful! Why are they so mean?" It came out as a whine interjected with a whimper at being hit. Finally recalling they were in a fight the teen swung wildly with her scythe.

With a quick apology Abbi nodded excitedly.
"You'll be a really awesome and nice and fantastic Hunter! You'll be the best!" The teen jumped up and down and wiggled around as though that would usher Chelsea's ascent to Hunterdom all the faster.

HP: 2
DMG: 7

"YEAH! I totally 1000% promise! We'll be the best Hunters and be really nice and take newbies for ice cream and not make them get us coffee!" Wait, no one had asked her to get coffee yet. Was it because she was still so new? Or was she just a really bad Trainee so far?! Ah! She had to get better like Chelsea!

With a laugh the teen tapped her opponent in a motion that took way too much energy.
"Really? You think so? This thing is so hard to figure out..." She shook Viveca and winced to hear her shout. "You're like amazing with that bow... I'm really impressed!"

HP: 1
DMG: 2

A laugh left the girl to see Chelsea blush, glad she could compliment her new friend so well. That too became a distraction and when Abbi turned back around, an arrow was flying straight for her. There was no time to dodge or even bring up Viveca to ward off the attack so it hit rather hard. The sound and feel of her shield shattering had the teen falling backwards to land ungracefully on her backside, her scythe dropped as her hands instead clutched at her chest.
"WOAH THAT WAS-- WOW!"
For a second Abbi sat there, her weapon waiting in her lap, quiet in her head. She knew her shield had broken, that she had lost, but nothing felt too weird. It just felt... Not there? Well then!

With a grin and a hop up onto her feet, Abbi de-summoned her weapon with a wave of her hand before she hurried over to Chelsea. A hand stuck out between them, a bright grin on her face even if she felt a niggling bit of disappoint in her heart over having been so close to winning.
"Congrats! That was an epic fight! You're like... Really cool."

Jake booed and turned his thumbs down, disappointed she won.
"Go get yourself food!"
There was another remark he was going to make but it was probably sexist and he didn't feel like having two girls kill him.

"I've got something you can eat," Evan said.

Ah-wink.

"But really, good job."

Evan heaved a put-upon sigh, grinning all the way through it. "For you, I'll try. No promises, though," he warned.

He easily caught Chel around the waist and lifted her off the ground in a congratulatory hug. "I saw! Good job, Powder Puff." After putting her back down, he kept an arm loosely around her waist. "I don't know how much time you have before your next match, but I'm sure we can find you something. Only a little something, though--you don't want to eat a lot and get drowsy or, worse, sick."

A hug was totally cool. Abbi loved hugs a whole lot.
But whatever else the teen had wanted to say left her when Chelsea gave her a tiny kiss. Unfortunately for the teen, she didn't really know how to handle that level of affection especially from another girl so Abbi just kind of... afsdglfkfdsh'd for a while until she scurried off to find a safe place to calm down.