She watched as he looked over the room, well aware of what he was making note of. For a class that should start in about three minutes, this would probably make records for being a distinctly empty classroom. Less than half the students were there. Practice and her other clubs has been missing more and more people, too. It was odd... And probably some sort of wave of illness, but there was little they could do about it. They were only students, after all. Still, it was odd that administration hadn't sent out a notice or something of the sort... Or at least tried to track a reason for all the absences.<br/><br/>She gave him a warm smile as she saw his nervousness. There really was nothing to be afraid of. It's not as though she was going to bite him or anything. They'd<i>definitely</i>lose the next contest if she did - they were, as noted, at the top of the ranks in the team. "Yes!" she responded enthusiastically, not giving him an opportunity to feel awkward. Well, anymore awkward, anyways. "It's always so fulfilling to know when you're definitely going to hit the target! And sensei was showing me some ways to cut down on speed and tricks with aim... She already mentioned them to you, I think... Like when you're supposed to imagine the target in your mind as well as see it with your eyes... right?"