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           “I really don't think she's going to be angry with you. Actually, I can't even think of a reason why she would be angry. You're just over thinking things again.” Nibbling on a piece of day old bread, you watched as Yarne nervously paced around your tent, wringing his hands and sighing to himself. “What if I just talked to her, would you feel less nervous then?” “N-no, that would make me look like even more of a wimp.” Yarne curled his fingers into a fist and gave you a firm look. “I have to do this myself.” As quickly as his wave of bravery had come, it disappeared, leaving him slump

         “Well that was exhausting.” Tired from a long, boring training session, you walked away from camp and towards the stream to wash your face and try to cool down. “I don't understand why we have to do this every single morning. We're going to be too tired to fight if a real enemy ever shows up.” Kneeling down by the stream to scoop up some water, you noticed someone hiding behind a large stone. “Yarne, what are you doing over there? You weren't at morning training, were you?” “No, I wasn't. You all train with real swords, axes, spears and bows. Training with you all when you're using weapons t