Come to think of it, Warrior was even more dangerous with his first rifle. Remember the time he accidentally fired through my lodge and shot a hole in your mother's cooking pot? She was boiling rabbit. The water hit the fire and filled the place with so much smoke, I nearly choked to death before I got everyone outside to safety."Hunter threw back his head and roared with laughter. "I remember you pulling that rabbit out of the pot and telling Warrior it was a perfect shot, right through the heart. Except, of course, that it was gutted. And would he practice on targets from then on?
The narrator recalls a humorous yet dangerous incident involving Warrior, who was still inexperienced with his rifle. One day, he accidentally discharged the weapon, creating chaos by shooting through a lodge and striking a cooking pot. This mishap caused a smoky situation, prompting a frantic evacuation to ensure everyone's safety. The memory highlights Warrior's early recklessness with firearms.
Hunter then reminisces about the event with laughter, recalling how the narrator humorously praised Warrior for his ‘perfect shot’ at the rabbit, despite the unfortunate circumstance that the animal was already gutted. This anecdote illustrates a combination of danger and comedic relief in their shared experiences, showing the bond between the characters through their memories.
