@drchakyeon
“Aha! Look at that! Jongin! Jongin?” Yifan looked around for his friend, frowning as he realized the younger boy had wandered off somewhere. “Well fine then, no need to stick around to watch me get a perfect score on this practice session. Jerk. I’m going to put a toad in your laundry basket later.”
Before he could celebrate anymore by himself though, there was a sharp -wzz- through the air and a crunching noise. Turning to find out what that was, the white haired archer gasped, fingers curling tightly around his bow. His knuckles went white and anger seeped into the young man’s features as he realized what had come to be.
One of the arrows his father had hand crafted for him was split in two.
The now pitiful looking piece of artwork, because yes, what his father had crafted was artwork, hung limply from the target, the splintered pieces trickling down to the ground as the wind crept across the practice field. It was a horrifying sight for Yifan to witness and he almost didn’t recognize his own voice as he cried out to the crowd of other riders waiting their turns. “Who did that!? Come forward! It’s fine if you want to spar, but to needlessly ruin something that belongs to another!? I will make you pay!”
Twirling his bow around to sling it over one shoulder, Hakyeon cockily hops down from where he’d been scouting out everyone’s practice session from the roof of the nearby building. Seeing someone get a perfect score in a set, well, he couldn’t very well allow that to go uncontested, not if he intended to keep rank as top cat in archery around these lesser dogs.
Standing back up from the crouch he’d fallen into from his short jump, Hakyeon flicks his head to the side, getting his hair away from his face so he can give Yifan his best ‘do I look like I care’ stare.
“What? You can’t really be upset? Nobody cares that much about a single arrow. Isn’t it just your pride that’s wounded?” His lips quirk into a haughty smirk, his tone flirtatious but also rudely condescending towards the other as he walks closer, until they’re within touching distance. Hakyeon doesn’t seem bothered in the slightest that he has to look up at the taller. “Come on Yifan, be honest. Don’t be a poor loser now.”











