A look of confusion spread on his face. "Why the hell would I want to go with you!?" he said. "I don't like you, but you're still part of my team. We have to look the part for the papers too. I don't want others to think that they can't get along with other people of different ethnicities." Seth narrowed his eyes for a moment. "And why would I want that?" he demanded. I just loomed over him. "Because I will continue to beat the shit out of you. All my friends will continue to beat the shit out of you. Do you want that?" I said. He flinched back. "I'll report you!" he snapped. I just grinned at him. "Oh. You want to be known as the bitch that can't handle a few omegas. You need to be a bit more careful with your reputation." Seth looked at me again. It was clear that he was going to give me more resistance. I just cracked my knuckles. That cowed him into silence. Eventually, he took my outstretched hand and let me pull him up to his feet. I took him to the infirmary so that he could get patched up. After the nurse on duty started to deal with him, I left the infirmary to look for Edward. I was going to beat him.
Being that he was someone that I did not have the schedule for, I searched all over for him. I could not find him at all. That was just going to have to be the end of it. The next week went by, and it was the heat week for the team omegas. It seemed that they had their heat cycles synched up. Hanging out together so much and doing so much physical activity got their bodies on the same page. Everyone else was doing their best for the last week of practice to get ready for the tournament. We all could use it. Isham went wild and beat the shit out of both of them after practice. We needed to break it up and keep them apart for a bit. They were black and blue. Cyrus wanted to discipline him for the big fight, but I told him what had happened. Since it was a huge threat to the team, he simply let it go. Seth and Edward were not happy about that. It was almost time for the tournament. We were told were to meet so we could get on the bus. The competition was a decent distance away. All of the omegas would be on the suppressants and ready to go. They did not want to miss this chance.
Coming together to fight was what a team was all about. An archery event often depends on the type of archery you are taking part in. Generally, though, the closer you get to the middle of the target, the more highly you will be scored. In most cases, an arrow can be worth between one to ten points. As a general rule, you will be scored across rounds. These rounds will be further broken down into ends. Each end will require you to fire three to six arrows, depending on the type of competition you are attending. If you are part of a team, you will take it in turns to shoot at the target. At the end of each end, the archers will head to the target to score their shots. The closer your arrow got to the center of the target, the more points you will receive. When looking at an archery target, you will notice that there are ten circles. The outer white circle is worth just one point. The golden circle in the middle of the target is worth ten points. If the arrow lands on the line between the two circles, you will receive a higher score. If it rebounds, it will be scored based on the impression it made on the target.
