<div style="text-align: justify;">Gina didn't really expect her arrow would take Katherine down. But she hoped it would at least cause some damage, enough for her to stop leading Daniel back to the town. What happened was not what she had been expecting, but at least it worked for something. And the arrow penetrating her hand after being shot and missing was due to sheer luck.<br/><br/>Her luck didn’t last long, though. <br/><br/>It took Gina a while to notice that they were dangerous close to being in public. Katherine wouldn’t call too much attention. At least not more than a girl with an arrow in her hand would. Daniel, for that matter, was a whole different case.<br/><br/>Gina felt her heart race, and her palms cold with sweat. She needed to act. <span style="text-decoration: underline">Now or never</span>. And it had to be now. “I’m so sorry”, she murmured, before preparing another arrow. This time, she didn’t aim at Katherine. She aimed at Daniel, and shot it as quickly as she possibly could, before she had a chance to change her mind. <br/><br/>Her brain had already calculated possibilities. She knew the arrow wouldn’t kill him - she had been careful to shoot somewhere non-vital, after all. But it would at the best case scenario be a distraction to give her time to lead him away. At the worst case scenario, it would anger him enough to dash after her. Either way, she hoped she could guarantee his safety, and the safety of the whole town, even at the expense of her own. <span style="font-weight: bold"><span style="font-style: italic">“The needs of the many overweight the needs of one”</span></span>, she whispered to herself.</div>