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Fletcher's reassurances sure made Lydia feel better. She now knew the name of where they were going, so that helped a little. She looked at him as he spoke and once again blushed when he winked at her. He was right, he did need her. She inwardly started to build up her confidence. She could do this. "I think the name could use some work, yeah," she agreed with him and laughed slightly. She smiled, "Well if we stay in the car, how are you going to teach me to use a bow and arrow?" she asked and opened the door.

Taking a deep breath of fresh air helped her calm her nerves, and being in the sun was nice as well. She liked it, but could never stay out for too long. "Plus," she continued, "I think we have a lot to talk about," she nodded, almost as if she was agreeing with herself. She stood there awkwardly, deciding whether to keep speaking. "And," she continued, her voice lowering slightly, "We have to start training ASAP. I heard there was a Fallen here. Her name is Ivy. I've only heard of her," Lydia said. She had no idea of Fletcher's run in previously that day. "I can't let you get mixed up with her," She concluded with a set look on her face.

As they walked to the door, she lifted her shirt up a bit and undid her "belt". "Since you told me about your bow and arrows, not that it's much of a secret," Lydia said, gesturing to the sign that said "archery", "It's only fair I show you my choice of weapon," She held out the long whip and smiled. She wasn't going to tell Fletcher. about how she came to use it unless he asked. Lydia was embarrassed for being in Ribbon Dancing, even if it helped her become good with her whip. "And, I know Hankido and Hapkido. But, those are the most terrifying martial arts... Just helps with agility and if I'm in an up close situation.." she let her voice trail off. She hated rambling. Well, really, since there was meaning, it wasn't rambling, but she didn't want to overwhelm him and not give him a chance to speak.