Enivera looked at the shard that Amara had just made, checking the weight and general form of the shard before testing its strength. It didn't break under the pressure of her hand like the other ones did so quickly so it was obvious that it was stronger than the rest, but there was one last test to make sure that it was battle ready. Without a word she chucked it at the target, and even though it shattered when it hit the target, a piece of ice was still left over after the impact, and even better, it was partially sticking into the target. Enivera observed the target before walking back to Amara with a grin on her face. "You have potential Amara with this skill; you just need some time to cultivate it and you should be able to use it in battle with enough persistance." She then walked over to Orion and whispered to him "I guess your judgment about her wasn't as incorrect as I thought." Orion looked at her and nodded before Enivera turned back to her pupil. "So, now that I know that you have potential for this skill to be worthy for battle, let's begin the training in earnest."

Enivera smirked when Amara asked her "What's next," and she could tell that the human was willing to learn and sharpen her skills. "We're starting off with the basics: how to make these ice shards faster and denser, then you will be taught how to throw them and hit your target, whether it be standing still or moving around." She looked over at Orion and gave him a simple nod, which Orion returned the gesture and waved for them to continue. "You know, I promise I won't harm her in any way master." Enivera said, walking over to him. "I know better than to lay a hand on someone you deem essential." Orion looked at her before turning to Amara before speaking. "Very well. I have other business to attend to with the lizardmen anyway. I'll be making my rounds to check on her, but don't rush any of the sessions; I don't need her for anything important in the immediate future." He gave Amara a wave before walking off, heading to another part to tend to different matters.

Orion came back around after the session and noticed that Amara was breating heavily and Enivera was satisfied with the effort that she put in. "So... how did the pupil handle her first day under your tutelige?" Orion asked Enivera, noticing that a few of Amara's strands of hair was let loose. "She has potential, however the road isn't going to be an easy one." Sokoya finally came back around, noticeably irritated and voiced her displeasure to Orion with loud whispers about her having to handle with the goblins. "I know, but I've had to deal with other matters and you were available." He looked at her and she shook her head. "I promise I haven't eaten any of them like before..." Orion crossed his arms and she sighed. "Fine... I only ate one of them." She looked up at the ceiling before looking over at Amara. "Oh... I see now." Orion raised a finger to counter, but he decided to wave it off and walked over to Amara. "If you are ready, let's head back to the living quarters."

Orion didn't put much value in his apparance, especially considering that he wore that demon mask to cover his look, but he knew that she would want to look... presentable? Was that the term? Regardless of the termonalogy, he knew that she would want somewhere for her to wash up, since she still had some dried blood from the rock that somehow connected to the head. "Yes... there should be a place for you to wash up. Follow me." Without making sure that she was following him, he walked through the different structures and made his way to a little basin, with a few jugs of water beside them and a few lizardmen taking advantage by washing their faces and spare clothes, and Orion stopped as Sokoya took the moment to wash her face as well, trying to clean it of anything that would point to her when it came to her last two meals, that being the poor goblin and Zane. "Here's the water. Don't worry: it's clean. We had to expend quite a bit of magic to make sure that the water flowing in stayed pure." Orion said, trying to keep her confident about the lake.