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Despite the declared draw, the duel with her friend seemed extremely one-sided to the Argalian – under the pressure of Kalentia, Gulveig practically retreated into a defensive position, repeatedly resorting to the Goddess's help to restore her own strength. It seemed that she didn't even have time to use her shield, as the Argalian's spear struck it only once. If their duel hadn't been limited in time, the winner would have been clear. And Kalentia couldn't call this battle anything other than a disappointment – she simply expected more. Apparently, Gulveig wasn't in top form today. Or she just wasn't giving it her all. Gulveig
-- I put up a good fight, -- said Gulveig, rubbing the bruised spots. -- Now I'll rest a little.
— Honestly, I thought you would retaliate, — the Argalian smiled weakly, — but your new tricks were a surprise to me. It's a pity that we weren't allowed to continue our duel, but I think we'll have time for sparring in the future. Rest.