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The giant dome around the forest came in view a lot sooner than Breeze had expected. Had they expanded the field once again? The paintball arena was always changing, thanks to the patronage of the army here which also meant that it was impossible to get used to. She was quite looking forward to seeing what the field had in store this time- would there be simple pitfall traps? She remembered luring a hapless soldier into one the last time she played with Est's buddies. Unfortunately, she hadn't been on Est's team that time, and had ended up losing miserably. 

[i]"Are you seriously going to slaughter these poor people?"[/i]

Breeze patted the armored hand on her shoulder, only grinning in response. "I'll make sure there are no casualties, don't you worry there." She snuck a glance at Est, smile widening and latching onto the sniper. "Since we're picking teams already, I'm with Est!" As much as she loved and trusted the soldier, she wasn't risking getting hit in the face again. He got [i]intense[/i] when he gets a gun in his hand.

She started on the explanations of the different types of guns, but was quickly distracted by the loud bang that resulted in a very nice pink splotch on the wall. "Ah, don't mind that. It'll come off with a spot of water." She went to help the girl from the floor, patting her down and taking the large gun from her. "This is one of the heavier ones, so the recoil is super strong. I wouldn't recommend this one to beginners like you guys. Perhaps something and smaller on that end of the table would be better? But we should suit up first! Weapons can come after. Est's more knowledgeable on that topic than I am anyways."

She led the humans to the very large arrays of clothes separated by sizes. "They're colour coded," Breeze pointed out the wide array of colors in each box, "and I pick blue because Est looks so good in it!" She cheered, plopping a blue-visored mask that looked rather like a lighter and sleeker version of a motorcycle helmet onto the soldier's head. "So you guys will either get red, pink, yellow, green, purple... The reason for all of these colors is that often there are more than two teams when soldiers come here to run drills. Did I mention that the army comes here to train?" As she spoke, Est had taken off his jacket. Breeze picked up a blue jacket-esque piece of armor and was fitting it onto Est as the humans watched so that they would know how to suit up. 

"It's partly why there's no fee, since it's funded by the army. Kind of a way to get the people more friendly with the soldiers, yes? Not that the soldiers themselves aren't sweethearts. And then this strap goes here, it's a tricky part." She had loosely strapped on boot covers onto Est's legs, making him turn his leg so that the others could get a clearer view of how it was strapped on.

"The other pieces of clothing should be simple enough to figure out. Changing rooms are over there if you want some privacy, and there are lockers to leave your stuff in. If you need more sizes, feel free to ask Siven there-" She pointed out to the soldier who had poked his head into the room when he had heard the gun go off. He made a 'who me?' gesture, which Breeze nodded to. "We'll go over rules after everyone's ready. And how shall we divide the teams? Humans vs. The Best Team Ever? Or does someone want to come with us?"