Snippet #2736663

Aurora observed situation without really comprehending what was going on. She felt more and more tird thanks to training and listening to their bickering. She tried her best to keep being focused on training but fatigue slowly began to took it's toll on her.
With a nagging stone her tiredness grew and grew as slowly irritating that she did not go out. In the end, their determination begins to set irritation. What can be seen on her face as it is getting harder to throw rocks. At some point, she was not even able to throw up, but rather from the growing anger that appeared when she thought about her past.
The more time passed, the more tired she was and annoyed because of them, still wasting time. At some point she began to think of her past, and boulders ended up flying to random places, luckily all missing bickerring ones, all hit water down there, where the first line was set. She stood in silence for a while, without throwing anything but simply looking at the sea.
Aurora looks at the master with his long-lasting eyes and asks, stopping throwing stones. Can I relax now? I do not feel best