Brotato's P.O.V

The dawn sun rose in the horizon. The dawn colors painted the sky, the clouds roaming in the sky, obeying the wind. I waited at the training ground, shuffling my feet.

Where the hell is he!?

I started to panic as Barney arrived from his shining white horse. He caught my eye, as he glared at me. I flinched and looked away. I spotted Kyle giving me a scared look, sympathy stabbing my chest. Barney began talking to Kyle, as I watched the poor apprentice shrink back. I finally saw Sky, as I rushed up to him.

"You were late!" I snarled. He recoiled

"You're that excited?" He teased. I snapped him a glare, but trying not to be so rude. I explained to him what Barney and Kyle, and how Barney was so aggressive around him. Sky seemed to fume with anger.

"How dare Barney hurt an apprentice!"

"You hurt me." I pointed out. He huffed angrily.

"I meant hurt him a lot. And now's not the time!" He dashed towards Barney, as I followed him behind.

"Hey, Barney!" I heard Sky roar. Barney's eyes flung wide and swiveled around, rage building up in him.

"How dare you interrupt my training!" He hissed, face to face with me.

"You mean, your beating!?" I shot back.

"What!?"

"Brotato and Kyle told me everything. You are hurting Kyle in training too much! You can't make huge cuts like that! It could get infected. Training hard is good, but that's too far!"

"He's alive!" He objected.

"Stop this, or I'll tell the king!" I threatened.

"You wouldn't.

"I swear." Rage pulsed at his expression, as he threw his dagger to the ground.

"Fine!" He screamed, turning around. Kyle smiled at him.

"Thanks. If..."

"I'll watch you while I train. If he hurts you so hard that you scream, or bloodsheds, I'll tell the king." Kyle blinked and smiled the bounded to his mentor.

"Nice!" I squeaked. Sky held up a finger.

"Training time." I nodded.

"Okay, what are we doing today?"

*****

"How was Barney for training?" Brotato inquired. I looked at him proudly, with a smirked.

"He was just like me."

But better.

I could feel my anger break. I got to my feet and glared at the sky.

I will train myself! Barney may be better, so soon, I will be the best knight of them all.

"Um...you okay, Sky?" Brotato asked. I blushed in embarrassment.

"Yeah...Anyways, how is dinner?" He just nodded, sticking his fork into the cooked goat. I stood up from my chair.

"I have to go." I mumbled, striding away. I walked outside, to see Ty doing some archery.

"Hey Ty!" I called, rushing towards him.

"Hi." He growled, notching another arrow, hitting the bulls eye.

"Yes!" He shouted. He looked at me, frowning.

"Sorry, anyways James is dead." He took an arrow and swiped it at a tree, impaling it.

So proud. I thought, pissed off. I wanted to slit open James' throat!

"So, what are you doing out here?" He queried.

"I want to train."

"Why?" I glared at him, as he flinched, not catching my eye. He turned around and shot another arrow.

"Give me a bow." I ordered. He looked at me, then rolled his eyes. He threw a bow and a couple arrows. I loped to the next target, as I kneeled down. I'm rarely the archer in battle, but I am going to challenge Barney in an archery contest! I pulled back the string and shut one eye closed, eyeing the bullseye. I notched the arrow, as it twisted in the air, pinning it right next to the bullseye.

"Damnit." I whispered.

"Need help?" Ty smirked. I erupted a glare at him.

"No!" I screeched. He flinched, then smiled wider.

"Then show me a bullseye, if you don't need help. I can always get a bullseye." I sniffed, and shot the arrow. It landed close to the bullseye. I hissed.

"You show me!" Ty nodded. He zipped the arrow, landing on the bullseye. He crossed his arms, smirking. I spat on the grass.

"Whatever." I put the bow and arrows in the chest, and trekked away. A wet sensation plopped onto my cheek. I rubbed it, looking to the gray sky. It was raining! I growled. They could cause thunderstorms which causes strong winds and can damage everything!

"Come on Ty, maybe we should go."

"Nah, I'll go in if I heard thunder."

"Okay." I replied.