[Rosekitten]

After Mizuki and Riku left he let out a heavy sight before getting his things together to go see what issues he had been hearing about from the other trainers. He wasn't sure he wanted to even know seeing as some of the reports were that the trainees couldn't string a bow... He shook his head at the thought of it. No way that they couldn't have trained them at least that much.

After a few moments he left the building and headed towards the grounds. Upon getting there he paused and nearly felt like just going back home. "What the hell is this suppose to be?" He questioned before walking up to the one who was suppose to be training them. "I don't see a single weapon drawn, no blows being made. Hell I don't even see any of the archers with bows that could fire a damned arrow."

The trainer whined a little before looking away from Thalion. "What am I suppose to do when they won't - " Thal quickly cut him off as he walked over to one of the archers that seemed to be fighting with the bow string. "If they refuse to do anything tell them take their asses elsewhere. We don't have the time or resources to take care of someone who isn't willing to put forth even a half ass'ed effort." With that being said he held his hand out to the archer before getting the bow and string from him and stringing the weapon almost effortlessly.

"Speak now if you didn't catch that.. " The trainee shook his head a little as he was handed back the bow. Though Thalion did explain how to do that properly, though in most cases if they were preparing for a attack then they wouldn't have to string their weapon on the fly. After he was done with that he went about fixing the weapon order to get each type with a proper user based on what he saw from earlier.

This quickly turned the training around as he went about fixing poses and postures and telling the poor guy that was labeled as the 'trainer' on how to train properly and how to put the proper weapons with the right trainees. Let alone how to train the ranged users and everything else. At te least it was starting to look like a training session and not just a group of trainees standing about.