originally posted in:The New Dojo
"Shut up."
Said a knight. It would've been laughable, considering he wore only the iron armor of a lowly knight. But.....it wasn't. He seemed to be eternally burning, his armor giving off cinder. His only weapon was a single greatsword, with a hand-and-a-half grip and a three foot blade.
He stopped a few feet in front of her, distaste obvious in his body language and voice. He drew his greatsword, giving off a slight feeling from the sight. The feeling that of slight dread, like the weapon was meant to kill and kill and keep killing those who couldn't die.
English
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[u]"...Of course..[/u] [u]The knight, who views himself as a different individual than all others.[/u] [u]What will you fight and die for, knight? What unjust cause do you serve? What corrupt overlord do you protect?"[/u] [i]The samurai said quietly, as her right hand wrapped around the handle of her bloodied katana, fingers gripping the leather as she drew it slowly. There would be only silence from her after that.[/i]
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"I just want you to shut up." He said, as he slowly approached towards her. He entered the stance with the greatsword, and pointed it towards her
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[i]The samurai said no more, swinging her katana to the side as she then began a basic sprint towards her foe.[/i]
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He just simply waited, having no intention to cross blades just yet
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[i]She continued her sprint, allowing her sword to swing-[/i] [i]-Before feinting, oddly enough. The samurai was testing Jace's reactions.[/i]
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He simply jumped to the side, keeping a distance from her. He never liked fighting katanas, and had his fair share of deaths from them.
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[i]Breathing in, the samurai twirled her sword still as she approached, keeping her sword aimed at Jace. She didn't like his armor...it was a counter to her katana, which couldn't slice through it for shit.[/i]
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He grinned. While the katana could induce heavy bleeding and cut his flesh like butter, his armor prevented this and his sword could easily break her katana if they came blade-to-blade. He stabbed forward, not moving forward with the stab, a defensive move to probe her stance