While she was pulling clothes on, the trees spoke to Macey. She replied back to them angrily. She didn't want to hear what they had to say, not one bit. Especially when they wanted her to apologise to Jin. She didn't think that he deserved that.
Seong-Jin sat down beside the tree and leaned on it, tilting his head back and looming up at the sky. Or well…what he could see of it through all of the leaves.
"what was her deal?! I bet she gets mad at a deer for taking a step in the mountains! She's so ridiculous!"
Macey let out a scream of frustration. She grabbed her bow and quiver and began to run to her practice clearing. She needed to clear her head, and this was the only way she could think of doing it.
Seong-Jin's eyes started feeling heavy as he sat there for longer. He heard a scream from a ways away, but he was too exhausted. Work had worn him out. Plus wondering through this forest. Why did he even do that in he first place? It was such a stupid idea.
Before she was even close to the clearing, Macey began to fire arrows. She knew the area like the back of her hand and knew exactly where every target was. She knew that the arrow would be there when she arrived. Sure enough, it was."
He laid down in the grass next to the tree, lost in the depths of his own mind. His eyes fluttered shut and his breathing steadied. And soon he was asleep.
As she's shooting, Macey continues to let out screams of frustration every so often. How dare he! Just storm into my home and call me stuck up! He barely knows me! He can't even be bothered to ask my name!
He was jerked awake quickly after falling asleep by the sound of screaming.
"Wait what? Crap i fell asleep" he mumbled to himself.
Macey reached behind her head into the quiver, only to find that it was empty. She grumbled and walked to the trees, grabbing each of her arrows and putting it back in her quiver.
(Hey so this is kind of going nowhere other than them being apart part beng pissed at each other. So what should happen now?)