Audre nodded, still wary about teaching kids how to use a firearms. In all honesty, she would like to help those kids live out their childhood a little longer, rather than throw them into the raiding life.<br/><br/>___________________________________________<br/><br/>Standing before the kids who stood in a straight line Audre was far from worried, one look at them and she knew that teaching these kids was not going to be easy. Her eyes went to one of the younger kids, Crow, his hair and wings the same black color as the bird he's named after. For a seven-year-old, he already had a strong sense of determination in his grey eyes, Audre had to admit that he had potential but he was still too young.<br/><br/>Audre's eyes then trained on the oldest of the group, Zara. The girl had wild curly black hair and was smart to tie it away in a ponytail, her tan skin spoke volumes of her long hours outdoors. Audre hoped that that meant the girl hard stamina. Still Zara looked to be the quiet type which did not impress Audre in the slightest. Audre has seen a few of the older kids start their training already with James, and Zara listened closely to all her superiors obviously placing all her trust into their words. But to learn how to hold a firearms, Audre needed this girl to be ready to make her own decisions too.<br/><br/>Trading glance between each kid, she knew she'll teach the little ones how to use a knife but nothing more. As for the older kids that already started training, she'll still be the judge on whether she will be their teacher. Audre frowned at those who were extremely eager to get started, no doubt James had told them that she was going to teach them how to hold a gun today and she wouldn't be surprised if most of them believed that they were ready to become those they aspire to be. This could make teaching these kids difficult, the older kids especially won't be too happy to do what she had planned.<br/><br/>Straightening her posture, she cleared her throat to gain the attention of everyone, heads turned to her but she watched how extra time was needed for the kids to get Thomas, Emma, and Adam to behave. She'll need to keep a close eye on them. "Alright, I want everyone to choose a partner, so I better see five groups of two."