[...Yeah.]

I need to eat. But I'll drop by again once I'm done. It's not the same type, but you can use my revolver for practice.

Will that work?

Yeah. Still... it's better if you have time for as much rest as you can get.

[Though she's not going to bet on Natalie having much of a restful night.

True to her word however, once she's had time to get food, she'll return with a soft knock on Natalie's door.]

It's me.

Let's go to the park for now.

No, I've got everything you'll need.

[And out they go! Kino already took the courtesy of setting up the plate, hanging it from the branches again.]

I'll just be teaching you how to shoot, unless you really want to know how to wield one for self-defense. But... that's something that should be left for tomorrow, if that's the case.

Then I won't force you.

[Though she still thinks it could be useful for other reasons. Once the plate's up, she walks over to a spot she judges to be about the right distance, gesturing Natalie over.]

This isn't the exact model of gun he'll be giving you, but it should work for this.

[And, reaching for the gun on her right hip, she provides a revolver.]

This one has more of a recoil than the one you'll be using. So... actually, that one will be easier to work with than this, but it's better than not being prepared for recoil at all.

Are you ready?

Okay. It's too late to use the targets unfortunately, so we'll just have to do our best with what we have.

The two places I would recommend shooting are the head or the heart. If he's willing, the head would be the fastest. If he's not, the heart is easier to hit - especially if you fire off three rounds. That should pretty much ensure a fatal wound.

For now, let's just try one at a time. Try to hit the plate.

Yeah. If you can shoot the head, there's very little chance they'll survive.

[Kino walks over to Natalie now, taking in her stance.]

You need to loosen your arms and your grip. You're too nervous.

There's some, but it's not something we can do in just one night.

[Hmm... Let's see.]

Take deep breaths. Holding your breath when you shoot will also keep it steadier.

Right. You don't have to react or anything, so you have time to breathe in deeply, breathe out, breathe in again... and then hold it. Use the deep breaths to steady yourself.

Yeah, that's better.

Now focus on the sight with your dominant eye. The top of the sight should run horizontally right through the middle of the spot you're aiming for.

Yeah.

Now try firing. It'll be loud.

Unfortunately. Some of them are even louder.