Sure. I’d Love To.
(I Have Like Six Going On This Is Awesome. XD)
She then put them by the workbench grabbing a few small shafts of wood walking to the workbench.
Wind held the sword at different angles to still watch her, cleaning the pommel.
She works with the crystals until she can put the shafts into them wrapping them into each other.
Wind watched, amazed at her dexterity.
She kept working quickly until she filled the entire quiver before grabbing her bow and fresh lacquer.
“Um, Sunny?” Wind asked, looking up from the reflection.
She looked up, “Yes Wind?”
“I finished cleaning it.” He said, smiling. He stood up, approaching and holding out her sword.
She grinned, “Thank you lovely.” She said taking the sword and sheathing it.
“You’re welcome.” He said, giving her a kiss on the cheek like she had to him before.
She blushed and nodded, “O-okay.” She said then putting lacquer on a rag coating the bow.
“What’s that stuff?” Wind asked.
“It’s lacquer. It helps make the bow easier to pull.”
“Ah, OK.” Wind said, then wentsnilent, watching her.
She coated it slowly, making sure it got into the rich wood as she smiled watching her work.
Wind made a low purr as he watched, his cheeks a little red.
She looked over at him s she kept working, “You alright? Your cheeks were red.”
“Probably from the forge.” He answered, smiling at her.
She shrugged, “Alright.” She said turning back.
Wind returned to watching, glancing at her every now and then.
She finished after a few mintues, wiping it clean of excess lacquer before grabbing them all and heading to the steps.
Wind followed. “That was easy.” He said, smiling.