Battler looked surprised. "Really?" he asked at the mention of him pulling too far back on the drawstring. After watching Miss Heather fire a shot herself he saw where he'd gone wrong. He'd been pulling it far past where he was supposed to. The strain had probably affected his aim as well. After she gave them some pointers, their weapons teacher wandered off to speak with another student. Battler lifted his bow again, thinking about Miss Heather's advice... and searching for that strange sense of ease he'd felt on his very first shot.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">Pull back to the corner of my mouth and...</span>There was a swoosh sound and the arrow struck in at the very outer edge of the target. No good. This time he hadn't been focusing enough on his aim. Well it wasn't like there was any shortage of arrows. Battler kept firing until he was out, then retrieved them again once everyone had used up all their ammo and started again. He managed to make some gradual progress.<br/><br/>------------------------<br/><br/>Ebisu laughed. "Hey, I only froze your chair twice," he said in mock justification. The first time the prank worked and Heather slipped onto the floor, incidentally landing hard on her rear. The second time she noticed and he got his ass kicked. He didn't try again after that.<br/><br/>Ebisu held out a cold hand to Senshi, "Well, it's nice to meet you. For the record, out side of this class don't listen to a word she says," he nodded to Heather. "I'm hardly much older than you are," he laughed, "and there's only a year difference between us," he said, referring to Heather and himself. "For the record," he added quietly, "Go for it. Being a pain in her rear is a load of fun." Ebisu could, and was, expecting some form of ass-kicking later for that comment, but he was in rather good spirits at the moment.<br/><br/>Ebisu instinctively held a hand up to his shoulder after the blow, shrugging. "Things are slow as usual. Apparently there are as few demons who can stand the Graecian cold as there are humans. On the bright side, the ones I usually see are pretty big, so I at least get some fun." Since the Graecian had shown up, the nearby temperature had noticeably decreased. It was almost tolerable now, and he wouldn't be having any heart attacks for a while. Double bonus!