A warm wind brushed passed the mountain, it made Juniper thankful that she had removed a layer as it swept through them.<br/>She raised her eyes as Geir approached and smiled softly as he confessed to her. "I'm fine, I..." she paused, biting her bottom lip as she configured a stream of words that she would be comfortable confessing. "I have a hard time knowing my limits, all of this comes so easy to the others." She sighed again. Perhaps her father was right, perhaps she would let down the Galewood family even though she desperately longed to prove him wrong.<br/><br/>Soothingly -as soothing as one with calloused hands could- she pat his shoulder. "You'll learn though, you're only a kid after all." Then the realisation that she was almost beaten by someone her junior had set in. There should have been no contest, especially with her years of training, already Geir was her equal. She tried not to show the worry on her face and faked a smile. "We should head back soon, it's almost sunset. We can train more tomorrow."